foreverfan

You got me so pumped up that I'll sign.

Damn Fake Money....

strato

Make our dat Clint..lol

Rugby Saint II

I don't know much about him so I'm not sure that Clint Ingram isn't the answer to our need at LBer, however do we really want to throw last years fourth rounder into the starting lineup? Ingram should at least cause a lot of excitement at training camp with a good battle for the starting spot. There was a lot of competition last year..........I just don't see how this camp could be as exciting, seeing that most positions already have a proven starter from last years SB winning team. Don't get me wrong neither the team nor I are going to be complacent.

Pete

Im Pulling for our second year rookie hard man.I got encouraged after watching his highlight reel. Let's go Arnoux!! If ingram signs,hey experience overides a whole lot. On the money issue I don't know.

stockman311

Ingram will sign and he will be an upgrade over Fujita. If his knee is right.

darstep

Knees are always a big IF! Lots of action ALL the time around his knees and ankles... lots of BIG guys pulling, sealing, cracking-back, falling and rolling. Needing speed+power is hard on good knees. Our guys have proven to be pretty good judges of talent, ability, and fitness. I hope he can help us.

stockman311

I appear to be right a lot around here.

stockman311

Ingram has been a starting outside linebacker for the Jaguars for virtually all of the past three years he has been with the Jaguars but played in all 16 games for the first time in 2008 as he started 12 of the 16 games he played in. He has good size for the position as well as above average long speed and adequate instincts for the position. He can be inconsistent when it comes to recognizing blocking schemes and shows some indecision when it comes to locating the level of the ball and taking proper angles to get to the play. He tends to try to run around blocks more than stepping up and leveraging his way through the block and will run himself out of some plays. He can use his hands to meet and shed blockers but does not deliver a real heavy blow when taking blockers on. He often comes out in obvious passing situations and will show questionable skills at route recognition and reading the quarterback's eyes to get a jump on the ball from zone coverage. He looks more comfortable when playing balls thrown in front of him than he does when having to turn and play the ball thrown behind him

Rugby Saint II

If his knees are good to go then I'd like to have him here. Our rook can learn from him. Make it a short term contract.

st thomas

i'm sure it would be no more than a one year tender.