Probably Ray Feinga, not Channing Crowder.

 

My guess would be Feinga as well.

 

Hopefully he does well on ST to stick to the team.

 

Just what we need, another LB from The Ohio Slow University.

 

:rolleyes:

 

Only that Spitler is by no means slow.

 

werent we at 52?

 

Yeah, OK :wink2:. Hopefully we can keep this disagreement going for a while, I'd hate for him to go into the game and prove my point.

 

No offense man. Its just the LBs. Your WRs have been VERY fast over the years. Teddy, Santonio, Terry G & Joey G. Even Hartline has a sneaky fast thing going for him. Robiskie is another story :lol:.

 

I don't expect much from him other than being a ST ace, but saying he's slow is inaccurate to say the least.

 

That means a lot of 30 Dime looks with blitzes IMO.

 

Guess your standards are a little different from mine. I watched him preseason and he was sloooow. Slow to diagnose plays mainly, but not a burner even when he did get his pedals moving.

 

Here is the tweet...

 

Slow to diagnose plays I would agree with. I'm talking strictly foot speed however, and Spitler certainly isn't slow in that department. Not on tape, and not off his impressive pro day numbers either. He's not a burner by any means either.

 

A week or so ago, someone stated here in the forum that if a player is signed from a PS, they need to remain on the active roster for at least 3 weeks. That must only be when it is another team's practice squad.