Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

I'm not bashing the SJB, in fact i wish he would be out there. Just from what we hear about him and seen from preseason, he just isn't ready. If he gets out there, every team will just go his way until he stands his ground.
The whole trend started out asking how will he preform. He's not ready yet, if he was we would have already seen him. Then we wouldn't be even talking about him being out on the grass.

Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

They thought PRob was ready too...

I don't know if he(SJB) is ready or not, the coaches see something they like in him that's why he is on the 53 man roster. I would like to see the guy activated and PRob released, but that's just me.

I also want to see Powell get some love as well, but the coaches go with #91 for some reason. I don't get the hype on the guy, haven't seen him do anything... My point is there are always some personnel decisions that I don't get (Shanle, David, Fred Thomas in his later years, Ivory). I think our staff loves a good story and makes some odd decisions at times.

Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

Well after tonight, he should be given a chance.

Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

Even though Dixon gave up a TD tonight, he still had pretty decent coverage on the play. I'd like to see him get some more snaps as well...

Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

I thought he was on him pretty good also , but It sucks he scored.

Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

91 is Edibali. He looked good in preseason. I'd like to see Powell too though. I think Powell is OLB and Edibali is DE. Anyway Powell's gotta be better than Haralson or Humber. I've been wanting to see Humber get a shot and tonight he didn't cut it from what I saw.

Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

It's hard to tell anything about our LB's when they were having to play so close to the line to stop the run...D-Line is absolutely horrid for some reason, can't understand it; same players and coaches from last year and exact opposite pressure from last year...

Re: stanley Jean-Baptiste
 

Yeah, hard to see why. We've not been playing NT Jenkins as often, however. Maybe that's one reason we we're even worse at stopping the run, too.