I mentioned it earlier. I think they may try him as a OLB, probably as a SAM. But this one has me puzzled.
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I am still wondering if his suspension is in place, however. I dont think you can serve a suspension on IR but I would be happy to be wrong on that. It's not like I'm rooting against him.
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He was talking to Daly on the call, so that tells me he’s going to play DE, but probably stand up too.
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I’m definitely not, he made huge strides in the new scheme

All the measurables are there, he just needed reps and couldn’t get them under Senile Sutton
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See ya buddy :-)
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But he covered CJ Spiller?!!!!
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Ahh, good catch. Probably answers that then. Just seems short and light for a Spags DE.
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GFY, poster no one knows.
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We literally just switched to a 4-3 last year, and Speaks was on the IR. He’s not a bust until after we see him play in the system he’s made for.
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He's an athletic 4-3 end that's a couple inches shorter than ideal.
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Seems like Daly wanted him and he got him

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He has already served said suspension.
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Sorry about my fat fingers
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Yeah, I know, thus why I am puzzled.

The only other thing I can think of is during obvious passing down situations where they may move him inside, but that would be risky as he would be undersized in the interior.

The only thing I can think of is rotational depth. Spags was the DC for the Giants when they won the SB with a rotating pass rush of Osi, Strahan, and Tuck.
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Good to hear man. Thank you for the update.
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