psychoPat

Judgment ... self-control ... perhaps questionable.

But no dummies graduate from Annapolis ... or its service academy counterparts.

kolbitr

Thanks for that clarification. I was of course speaking precisely of those traits. The fact that he ranked last in his class, no matter how exceptional the class, despite his considerable physical gifts, suggests that discipline may have been a weakness.

ClevTrev

And let's see how he conducts his professional football career. I know the Pats had plans for practice squad in 2005 until Saban claimed him. It's also the reason the team picked up Evans later. My guess is that this guy will be a solid citizen going forward. He has no choice, and he's ended up with the team that originally showed interest.

Let's hope we have the same opportunity to reclaim Rogers and Mills.

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signbabybrady

I dont know how good he really is ( IMO good) but he was fun to watch in camp. He had a motor that reminded me of rudy, and I was chanting Eckle's name when I was there at camp (which was alot that year). I remember one play which was on one on one LB RB drills. Eckle vs Chad Brown- The two of them met and on contact chad went down and Eckles momentem took him over chad staying on his feet and steping on chad (not intentially). It was a physical play and it was cool to see.

and now he is back, at the very least it should keep Evans on his toes and Evans has been the kind of guy who has been up and down.

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