Hearing some players are quietly saying J.Dwyer will push Redman and could be Haley's first choice. Interesting. I hope so!!! A little competition brings out the best.
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Hearing some players are quietly saying J.Dwyer will push Redman and could be Haley's first choice. Interesting. I hope so!!! A little competition brings out the best.
I don't really care who the starter is. Just start the best guy- at every position.
Ditto.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sugar
While I have a lot of faith in Redman, the reality is that all of the RBs will need to contribute for the offense to reach its full potential...
Fine by me. I already think that Redman is better than Spindenhall. If Dwyer is better than Redman, plug him in !
Redman has heart. That may be too much for Dwyer to overcome.
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Originally Posted by steelerkeylargo
And what player(s) is that? Dwyer maybe... :-)
Camp hasn't even started..Haley hasn't seen anyone in pads and there is very limited game tape of Dwyer... I am not saying that I dont want to see legitimate competition at the RB position, but I am just not sure how we can be talking about this based on where we are at in the process.
IMO, barring injury, Redman will be the starter....For some reason, he doesn't get the credit he deserves....
Lets wait and see how Dwyer shows up to camp. I wouldn't count him out....he's got talent and 2 yrs under his belt.
Unless Haley plans on installing some kind of triple-option attack to the offense I just don't see Dwyer beating out Redman for the starting job.Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerkeylargo
This is the issue with Redman, and against Dwyer. I hope we have the best four backs in history really. Let them all compete against each other. But, Redman has a LOT of "want to", while Dwyer has a lot of ??? Upside??Quote:
Originally Posted by Discipline of Steel
Personally I'm tried of reading this. Yes Redman plowed the hell out of any hole he saw and I wished Mendenhall would do the same but Mendenhall sees the cut back lanes etc that Redman doesn't see and because of our spotty line play Redman ran better at time. Mendenhall behind a vastly improved line IMO is a top 8 back in the NFL. Hopefully we get a chance to see what he's capable of behind a solid line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eich