http://www.miamidolphins.com/multim...s_McCain/70712160-b902-43e8-8275-ff2043333107
" if someone asks you what do you like to do in the field"
McCain.." Tell ya what, I like to run, I like to chase."
Quite the engaging young man.
Can surely tell he's confident in his abilities.
Showed some highlights from practice, kids got a sick swim move, uses his hands actively and quick, admits that he needs a lot of work but "man, when it comes to running and chasin, I'm there".
Had a pass rush drill where he beat his man then Slapped his coach on the butt, don't think that was part of the drill, big boy to, def put on some weight since college..hi waisted athlete, slim through the calves, long *** legs, and they can getty'up..
Fun dude to listen to.
-
Colmax, DOLPHAN1, A13OVEAVERAGE and 1 other person like this.
-
dolfan22 Season Ticket Holder Club Member
Came across very well in the interview imo , humble , focused , hungry.
He's an athletic looking football player man , on and off the field. -
-
For anyone that was hesitant about his attitude and character, I'm sure that helped change their minds some. I think we all have been impressed with him on the field, it's good to know he's doing and saying the right things off of it as well.
-
Id like to see him and tripp make the final 53
-
Seems like most of the South Fla media thinks both make the 53. I think that both start on special teams and then get more time on the field with the D as the season progresses.
-
while I get the coaches not wanting to completely give up on Ellerbe and Wheeler, I hope they give a lot of early season snaps to Tripp and McCain. they can't be much worse and getting some playing time can only help them get better
Sceeto likes this. -
I expect that we'll see a lot of Tripp and McCain this season as well as Jenkins. Ellerbe and Wheeler are here this season but I wouldn't be surprised if one or both left next year. I actually like our young LBs and can see them all playing quite a bit this season and some getting starter minutes next season.
padre31 likes this. -
In Don Shula's first season with the Dolphins, 1970, he started two unheralded rookies at OLB and the team went 10-4. Mike Kolen, 12th round and 289th overall pick in the 1970 draft, and Doug Swift, an UDFA when it was a 17 round draft.dolfan22 likes this.
-
Seems like a guy who has the sort of athleticism necessary to cover tight ends.
-
Not keeping McCain would make Irish look like he actually understood scouting. Stupidity beyond measure.