A couple weeks ago on 105.3 someone asked Belt why Davis fell out of favor years ago and he laughed and said "Skip Peete knows," obviously not wanting to say. But then he said, "Let's just say this, I'm surprised he's on the team right now."
So it must have been something pretty bad. Why hold on to guys like that? Especially JAGs barely good enough to even play. So stupid.
I'm absolutely not ready to have a conversation that Ez is a stud in the making. This defense is too shit for me to effusively praise any individual players from it.
I'm hopeful, and I'll leave it at that.
To me he's a little limited now being so small, but a year in an NFL weight room should help that a lot.
The biggest thing is he's not 1) injured, 2) just a combine warrior, or 3) a total knucklehead. That alone makes him a huge add for us.
Right, Bonitto is a 34 OLB. I'd love it if we ran that because it would suit Eze a lot better (among other reasons).Nik Bonnitto is 6'3" 240 pounds. You don't have to be huge to be a great NFL pass rusher. EZ is 248 pounds. He will get stronger. That's what NFL weight rooms do. But it feels like he is really figuring out how to beat NFL caliber tackles and we are seeing a different man then we saw at the beginning of the season from a pass rush standpoint.
Long term I do think more of a stand up LBer/DE role will be best for him. But nothing wrong with that. Hell if we are going to go to more 5 man fronts that's what he will be doing. A 5 man Dline is just a slightly different version of a 3-4.
When we let the pick come to us and draft our board: Ez, Kneeland, Connor Williams, Diggs, Awuzie, LawrenceRIP to Kneeland but boy have we been snakebit in the second round. Hope Ez breaks the curse
- 2025 – Donovan Ezeiruaku
- 2024 – Marshawn Kneeland
- 2023 – Luke Schoonmaker
- 2022 – Sam Williams
- 2021 – Kelvin Joseph
- 2020 – Trevon Diggs
- 2019 – Trysten Hill
- 2018 – Connor Williams
- 2017 – Chidobe Awuzie
- 2016 – Jaylon Smith
- 2015 – Randy Gregory
- 2014 – DeMarcus Lawrence
- 2013 – Gavin Escobar
- 2011 – Bruce Carter
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Micah Parsons trade has 'poison pill' blocking future deal to Eagles
The trade that sent Micah Parsons from Dallas to Green Bay has a "poison pill" condition that prevents the two-time All-Pro from playing for the Eagles in the immediate future, sources told ESPN.www.espn.com
But who thought of it? Jerry? Goof Son? Cap boi server?Smart honestly.
But who thought of it? Jerry? Goof Son? Cap boi server?
Apparently the Bills tried hard to move for Quinnen Williams if that makes anybody feel better.
Not really. Obviously he's a very good player.