Prospects for Shanahans offense/Hasletts 3-4 D

[Dirtbag59]

As far as free agents go anyone on the Bronoco's right now would probably be a good fit. Ben Hamilton is projected to be an UFA and the team could release G Chris Kuper and Running Back Peyton Hillis.

However the Free Agent that intrigues me the most is Daryn Colledge. Colledge is a versitle lineman thats projected to be released soon by the Green Bay Packers. He's exactly the type of bargain that a line in tranistion could use with the prospect of keeping him long term if he works out. The only catch is weather Green Bay will flat out release him and make him an UFA (at least thats how I believe the way the system works).

Packers | Deciding whether to tender Colledge
Thu, 28 Jan 2010 09:02:10 -0800

Greg A. Bedard, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reports the Green Bay Packers are trying to decide whether to offer restricted free-agent OT Daryn Colledge a second-round tender or not tender him a contract at all, according to sources.

Scout.com Grade: 66

Comment: Colledge is a smart, competitive player with good athleticism, which gives him some versatility along the offensive line. As a guard he doesn't have great power at the point of attack but is able to lock on and stay connected. He understands hand placement and angles to gain leverage as both a run and pass-blocker. Daryn is a good technician who maintains good knee bend and body positioning as a pass-protector, but he's inconsistent verses powerful bull-rushers.

Rookie Profile:

Is an impressive athlete. Has quick feet, great speed and is fluid. He lacks massive bulk and base, but he is a powerful player. He is a workout warrior in the weight room. Shows explosive pop. Has a powerful upper body and can jar defenders initially with his hand punch. He shows a quick set in pass pro. Is technically sound; uses good footwork, balance and hand placement. Is a natural knee bender and rarely is off-balance. Does not need to over-extend to reach the corner vs. speed rusher and he shows the consistent ability to redirect vs. the double move. Impressive lateral movement skills. Fires off the LOS with good leverage as a run blocker. Takes good angles and has great mobility as a reach and downfield blocker. Typically is in great position. Is a fist fighter type, who uses feet, technique and power to make up for what he lacks in size. He's a hard worker with a mean streak. Will fight to finish and plays hard to the whistle.

[skinsfaninok]

I would like to see j norwood here, he has very good speed and is a veteran back.. Defense is ok we just need to add a couple more lb's ... Maybe a cb or 2.. On draft day I'm torn between okung and Bradford at 4.. We really need oline but we also need a qb of the future.. Every draft guru has Sam the best qb in this draft .. Honestly I bet okung goes to Detroit anyway.

[Stuck in TX]

I was just thinking about about any QB in the league that could help us if not take over for JC, at least help in practice and serve as a solid backup. Matt Shaub and Jay Cutler have worked exclusively with Mike/Kyle Shannahan but are already franchise QB's elsewhere. One name that comes to mind is one that we drafted and thats Sage Rosenfels. In Houston he served as a reliable backup and knows the offense that Kyle Shannahan runs. Greise is gone, Plummer, Elway of course. Can anyone think of any other QB's that have worked for the Shannahans?

[davy]

Originally Posted by Stuck in TX

Can anyone think of any other QB's that have worked for the Shannahans?

Patrick Ramsey.