Will they unleash Israel Abanikanda?

Israel Abanikanda Is like a thunderbolt! He’s going to easily get 140 and 3 touchdowns!

Why?

Because he’s an X-Factor! From Parts Unknown!
 
Rayman70 said:
Prob the day he got here lol
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Seriously. I do think the Abanikanda signing is a potential Blue replacement.

Blue is ludicrously fast and shifty but is apparently an immature guy who has serious fumbling problems on the field.

Abanikanda is not very shifty, but he is very fast in a straight line and has zero fumbling issues. He’s also 217 pounds. He’s a full size RB. I also haven’t seen any reports about his maturity/personality being a negative like Blue.
 
cowboybish said:
Will they unleash RB Israel Abanikanda for the rest of the season?
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Let me give you the standard answer"

Israel will be ready when we see him practice at full speed, it's the entire process completed for our eyes, he must practice well, rehab well, know the run call but more importantly the pass block calls"

Well that's what they said about Blue So this kid just ends up on our practice squad apparently has a lot of the same problems or he wouldn't be bouncing from practice squad to practice squad so we'll see but I'm sure if somebody asks that will be their standard answer we'll let you know when he's doing everything right in practice because he has to earn his playing time..lmao

And for me that's hogwash, I mean I understand why they would say that,

but sometimes you need to put athletes on the field, like last week I don't care what Diggs is doing behind the scenes you take a healthy veteran corner like that and just tell them to go play, I just fail to believe he's worse than a guy like Stewart or Bridges or whoever else they brought at the lower end of the rotation for the secondary and yet they said whatever...

we needed help in the Lions game and instead they left him home,

i'm sure Blue can offer something to this team but they decided they want to leave him home they rather lose games Just put athletes on the field and let them go find out if they can add a big chunk yard or a big play here and there because well they'd rather them show it in practice for 16 weeks and we'll get them back week 18...

yeah baby..

I understand the culture thing They're trying to teach these guys to practice right and learn to be professionals but not at the detriment to the team look I get it you you don't want any Bmocs you don't need lazy players out there but I'm sorry if George Pickens did it i've seen players that are getting the nod to come onto the field and play even though behind the scenes they've had some problems and in games they've had some problems lamb with his drops the tackles oh no me bring up 59 but they're practicing well even though they're not always giving everything in the games and yet they're playing,

so don't Pee on me and tell me it's raining...:lmao:



LOL..
 
DoctorChicken said:
Seriously. I do think the Abanikanda signing is a potential Blue replacement.

Blue is ludicrously fast and shifty but is apparently an immature guy who has serious fumbling problems on the field.

Abanikanda is not very shifty, but he is very fast in a straight line and has zero fumbling issues. He’s also 217 pounds. He’s a full size RB. I also haven’t seen any reports about his maturity/personality being a negative like Blue.
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They're not gonna replace Blue after his rookie year, he may have to earn his way back onto the roster,

but II hate to break it to you,

Some of our other undrafted free agents are low round picks it took them almost 3 seasons before they got time one was named Miles Austin, one was named Rico Dowdle, the other is Malik Davis, these guys did not do well for three seasons, but they still ended up on the team, they found ways to contribute on the practice squads, or during practice, on scout teams, and whatnot ,but Blue is not being replaced after his rookie year,

he's just being put in a doghouse, for now..

You've already seen the replacement for Blue, his name is Malik Davis also in Year 3, and he's just now starting to see things the way the coaches feel he can not be a liability on the field, blue has got plenty of ability he's got all the height weight speed He's a carbon copy of Gibbs ,

unfortunately he obviously doesn't have the football IQ or the practice habits of a professional, yet ,and they're going to make him wait but this man's speed is not being cut off this team, how long did Deuce Vaugn hang around 2 or three seasons? they're going to give him plenty of chances,

Isreal, is just another edition to see if they can find something to help them out if they need it ,it's an emergency guy that's what the practice squad is... Mean Malik Davis came off the practice squad they had a spot for a running back he took it that's it this is not An indictment on Blue..
 
this title may have been one heck of a troll job. I give credit.
 
DoctorChicken said:
Seriously. I do think the Abanikanda signing is a potential Blue replacement.

Blue is ludicrously fast and shifty but is apparently an immature guy who has serious fumbling problems on the field.

Abanikanda is not very shifty, but he is very fast in a straight line and has zero fumbling issues. He’s also 217 pounds. He’s a full size RB. I also haven’t seen any reports about his maturity/personality being a negative like Blue.
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We've got time to see if Blue matures. We can leave him on the practice squad next year need be.
 
sbark said:
But but but . Blue got that 4.3 speed
Only thing a rb needs lol
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yeah I'm thinkin the great hopes about Blue were extremely misguided. And dont give me he's a rookie 5th round RB. See the 7th rounder and how he has done in Chicago.
 
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