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He comes with this warning label: Ball security is not his best ... He’s had a problem putting the ball on the ground. I personally think he runs too high. I don’t think he runs with good pad level. He’s known for hurdling defenders in the open field. Even though he can be a big, strong bruising runner, Bill and that coaching staff will be on him for pad level and ball security. Those are two areas he has to improve if he’s going to have a long career in the NFL.
If you want the elements of a power running game, you need a power back ... They don’t have a Corey Dillon back, an Antowain Smith kind of back. They have talented, versatile backs (in) Stevan Ridley, Shane Vereen . . . but they’re not pounders.
If you want the elements of a power running game, you need a power back ... They don’t have a Corey Dillon back, an Antowain Smith kind of back. They have talented, versatile backs (in) Stevan Ridley, Shane Vereen . . . but they’re not pounders.More quotes »
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Bengals begin paper chase
as the pundits' paper tigers because of their strength on paper. "I love the offseason they had," says former Bengals safety Solomon Wilcots, one of the heavy hitters in NFL punditry as a CBS-TV and NFL Network staple. "We can see the Bengals as an organization from Bengals.com Read more »
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Can Blount fill short order?
Demps in a trade on the final day of the NFL draft last Saturday, be that guy? We put the question to NFL Network analyst Solomon Wilcots. “If you want the elements of a power running game, you need a power back,” Wilcots said. “They don’t have a Corey Dillon from Boston Herald Read more »
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Jim Nantz Nearly Jumped Into The Stands During The Super Bowl Blackout
from the broadcast booth and race down to the field to offer aid to struggling sideline reporters Steve Tasker and Solomon Wilcots. What a guy, and what a delightful horror that sight would have made for. We presume that the crowd dive was the only way to from Juiced Sports Blog Read more »
