Colby Bockwaldt

Danno · 11-22-2004, 01:32 PM

If I remember the scouting reports correctly they stated he had good instincts, very fast, and decent size, but not very strong, yet. He got pushed around quite a bit by power teams.
The skinny (pardon the pun) on him was he needed a year or two in a solid NFL conditioning program to become a bit more NFL strong. One scout even stated he couldn\'t wait to see how this kid would developed if he did add enough strength.

Oddly enough, as raw and un-developed as he is he seemed to make more plays yesterday than I\'ve seen Hodge and Allen make all year.

On a reality note, this kid probably wouldn\'t start but on a couple of teams in the league. I think Hodge and Allen have been every bit as disappointing as Johnathan Sulk-ivan. Even with the horrid coaching staff they should have gotten at least somewhat better. Our LB\'s may be the worst the NFL has seen in a decade. Our top 3 LB\'s are two rookies and a Miami cast-off.

11-22-2004, 01:32 PM	#1
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,756	Colby Bockwaldt If I remember the scouting reports correctly they stated he had good instincts, very fast, and decent size, but not very strong, yet. He got pushed around quite a bit by power teams. The skinny (pardon the pun) on him was he needed a year or two in a solid NFL conditioning program to become a bit more NFL strong. One scout even stated he couldn\'t wait to see how this kid would developed if he did add enough strength. Oddly enough, as raw and un-developed as he is he seemed to make more plays yesterday than I\'ve seen Hodge and Allen make all year. On a reality note, this kid probably wouldn\'t start but on a couple of teams in the league. I think Hodge and Allen have been every bit as disappointing as Johnathan Sulk-ivan. Even with the horrid coaching staff they should have gotten at least somewhat better. Our LB\'s may be the worst the NFL has seen in a decade. Our top 3 LB\'s are two rookies and a Miami cast-off.