jeffbiologist
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Yes, but this becomes irrelevant when he gets cut.
I don't think he has a role in this defense.
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Could he convert to OLB? Even after his injury we had some pretty good success with another former Bears DE in Colvin.
Yes, but this becomes irrelevant when he gets cut.
6'3 260
Could he convert to OLB? Even after his injury we had some pretty good success with another former Bears DE in Colvin.
Colvin wasn't a DE for the bears. He, Urlacher, and Holdman were a pretty scary LB corps.
No, he lined up on the end of the defensive line, but that did not make him a defensive end any more than some team will consider signing Brady as a WR becasue he caught a pass or two.Colvin did play DE on passing downs in the nickel and dime packages. But your right his primary position was OLB.
No, he lined up on the end of the defensive line, but that did not make him a defensive end any more than some team will consider signing Brady as a WR becasue he caught a pass or two.
Unless he could make the transition to OLB, he wouldn't do much good for the team. However,we could sign him to a 1-2 yr deal, bring him into camp and give him a look. If he seems like he could contribute, keep him. If he struggles, cut him. It's an uncapped year, so no harm, no foul.