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Old 05-31-2010, 05:49 PM   #1
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Re: Lorenzo Alexander impressing again

Here is a potential problem I see with Rak and Zo as OLB. Pass coverage. Rak plays the run and can rush the passer buthe struggles in coverage. Zo can't be any better there.

That is why some of us saw him more of a thumper inside playing lb. not out in space.
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Old 05-31-2010, 10:12 PM   #2
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Re: Lorenzo Alexander impressing again

Here is a name from ancient history that might have great significance to this subject:


Babe - - - Laufenberg


For those too young to remember the Babe's annual exploits with the
Redskins, he was always a "Hall of Fame Quarterback in the making" every summer.

As soon as autumn arrived - - and real NFL games began - - Babe disappeared. Wake me when Lorenzo Alexander stops "impressing" folks in the offseason and starts playing like a real stud on Sundays when it counts.
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Old 05-31-2010, 10:29 PM   #3
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Here is a name from ancient history that might have great significance to this subject:


Babe - - - Laufenberg


For those too young to remember the Babe's annual exploits with the
Redskins, he was always a "Hall of Fame Quarterback in the making" every summer.

As soon as autumn arrived - - and real NFL games began - - Babe disappeared. Wake me when Lorenzo Alexander stops "impressing" folks in the offseason and starts playing like a real stud on Sundays when it counts.
Sounds more like Colt Brennan.
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Old 05-31-2010, 11:03 PM   #4
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Re: Lorenzo Alexander impressing again

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Here is a name from ancient history that might have great significance to this subject:


Babe - - - Laufenberg


For those too young to remember the Babe's annual exploits with the
Redskins, he was always a "Hall of Fame Quarterback in the making" every summer.

As soon as autumn arrived - - and real NFL games began - - Babe disappeared. Wake me when Lorenzo Alexander stops "impressing" folks in the offseason and starts playing like a real stud on Sundays when it counts.
Sorry, I don't recall Lorenzo ever being Reggie White-awesome in preseason. Colt, on the other hand....

Also, he actually registered a sack against Hasselbeck when we sorely needed one at that time in the game.
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