Who Are Your Favorite "Down Roster" Players

[darthseinfeld]

For me Im going with Coleman and Patmon.

Patmon I believe has starter potential and could be a very dangerous player in a Cover 2 scheme once he bulks up and gets some game experience. I can see him challenging for the #3 role next year

Coleman, I dont know if he is a starter, or a high quality starter, but he look like that can do everything asked of him at both DT positions in this scheme. Maybe not a starter, but I think he can develop into an excellent #3 DT backing up both 3 and 1 techniques and get significant rotational snaps.

A guy to watch is Chris Whaley. I think he has the potential to be an explosive 3 Technique

 

[jaybird]

For me Im going with Coleman and Patmon.

Patmon I believe has starter potential and could be a very dangerous player in a Cover 2 scheme once he bulks up and gets some game experience. I can see him challenging for the #3 role next year

Coleman, I dont know if he is a starter, or a high quality starter, but he look like that can do everything asked of him at both DT positions in this scheme. Maybe not a starter, but I think he can develop into an excellent #3 DT backing up both 3 and 1 techniques and get significant rotational snaps.

A guy to watch is Chris Whaley. I think he has the potential to be an explosive 3 Technique

I'm not sure Hitchens qualifies now, but he's been my pet cat since training camp. I think he will be around for a long time, has a London Fletcher look about him.

 

[mugsybows]

I've always liked Sterling Moore, dude makes plays when he's in the game.

 

[Zordon]

I have high hopes for Whaley. I also like the project with Whitlock. Patrick also showed some things in preseason, maybe he can make the 53 next year as a interior backup.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Bishop. The things he was doing in college were amazing. Don't know if he will amount to anything but I hope he does.

 

[Pessimist_cowboy]

Sterling Moore and James Hannah .

 

[darthseinfeld]

Bishop. The things he was doing in college were amazing. Don't know if he will amount to anything but I hope he does.

Hes had a good start. Hes been effective in the snaps he gotten

He kinda reminds me of Ferg

 

[JoeyBoy718]

I'm not sure Hitchens qualifies now, but he's been my pet cat since training camp. I think he will be around for a long time, has a London Fletcher look about him.

I don't disagree (not sure what to make of him yet), but he seems best suited at MLB and it seems we're set there (with McClain and of course Lee). Where do you see Hitchens fitting in the long term?

 

[jaybird]

I don't disagree (not sure what to make of him yet), but he seems best suited at MLB and it seems we're set there (with McClain and of course Lee). Where do you see Hitchens fitting in the long term?

Eventually strong side

 

[John813]

Jeff Heath.



Patmon and Vaughn for me.

 

[Idgit]

I like Street, Coleman, and Patmon all quite a bit. Escobar, too, if he's considered down-roster.

 

[Questfor6]

If PS counts I'll take Sam since he tends to make so much of general public mad since he's supposedly "what's wrong in the NFL today"

 

[CF74]

What do "Down roster" mean? Backups? Coleman and anybody who makes plays when given the opportunity. All of a sudden Randle looks good, not just because of the line but he's made defenders miss behind the line of scrimmage. Somebody told him he's auditioning for Murray's spot next year...

 

[Nirvana]

Ryan Williams

 

[poost]

Korey Toomer is the new unicorn.

 

[Supercowboy1986]

I'm going to say Whaley too. Fun fact I work with his Aunt and she's a football fanatic. I love talking football with her

 

[sureletsrace]

I've been touting my former QB in high school Cole Beasley since day 1.

Also, Bishop could end up being someone.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Escobar. Guy gets ripped constantly but never gets a chance to prove how good he really is.

 

[JBell]

Randle. If Murray were to ever miss a game or two, I feel confident in Randle's ability to run behind this OL.

 

[Vanilla2]

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