Hoecht at LB reminds me of Reeder. Can make a few plays but then gets exposed. I have seen 1 too many opposing RBs make chunks of yards on swing passes with him trailing. Hopefully we get one of the new guys earning a spot there and Hoecht goes back to DL rotation.
That is my concern as well. If he IS able to develop that, then he will be an outstanding edge. I honestly love his potential.
That is a good comparison.
All well and good but if he gives up keeps giving first downs like he was a traffic cone in the run game that's a huge net loss.
Yeah but mathews was way out of possision so offten that it offset any good he did.
Well, he is an Ivy league guy. So hopefully he learned a lot last year in regards to keeping contain. And it was a new position for him last yr and the switch was done at midseason, not in camp where he would have gotten a lot of practice reps. So he should be much better discipline wise.
That’s my point. When they get an elite Edge next year. They will have Hoecht, Young and other young guns to rotate.
Even though the rookies could start in Week One, how can Sean McVay know what he has until he plays them in a somewhat real circumstance? Let me quasi quote the eminent philosopher, Allen Iverson:
All well and good but bad practices cause rookies to be written off or be "very concerning" around ROD
No doubt. Last year in camp Kendrick was the "Official Tavon Austin Camp All-Star" and he wilted almost immediately the moment the games counted.
Not you though. Post after post you demonstrate how above it all you are.All well and good but bad practices cause rookies to be written off or be "very concerning" around ROD
If not giving up on a rookie after practices puts me above it all in your book then guilty as charged. But that's your designation not mine.
I'm going to have to think about that!
Here here! I always knew those little bitches needed some Vagisil!
