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104 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 FF. Has had 80 or more tackles in each season he started 16 games.
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Re: Pisa Tinoisamoa
Isn't he still with the Rams?
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Oh. He was just released. I don't think we pick him up though.Last edited by ServoBillieves; 05-08-2009, 12:33 PM.Bye Bye Brady...
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stats say he could be a good addition.. can he cover the pass ??? he has sacks forced fumbles but littlle INT's
why did Louey cut him ???
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wow actually a very good thread.
and he would definetaly be an upgrade over keith ellisonThe last time the Bills made the playoffs was 1999.Comment
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Pisa is a fast, athletic LB not a big guy. He is actually a prototypical cover 2 LB.Originally posted by Mitchell55Comment
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I like him too.
I prefer him over BrooksComment
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I think injury concernsOriginally posted by ddarylBye Bye Brady...Comment
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Bring him in!!!!Comment
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Our View: He notched 104 tackles last season, but lacks size and head coach Steve Spagnuolo likes bigger linebackers. James Laurinaitis becomes the starting middle linebacker with the move, and Chris Draft slides into the strong-side role.Originally posted by ddarylComment
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Assuming he's healthy, I could go either way on this one.
He seems like someone who could contribute, but he's not the kind of difference-maker that's going to put this team over the top.Comment
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He was healthy last year, but ended the 2 previous seasons on IR, though he played 9 games and 14 games those years before being injured. But he seemed fine last year.
I like him a lot and at 6'1 240lbs he's bigger than ellison.
scouts in report:
2008 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc.
Grade: 66 | Key
Alert: None
Comment: He plays with very good lateral quickness and can change directions quickly. He has speed to the sideline with burst to close. He lacks overall strength to play stout, but can be aggressive on entry into blocks. He will stay stuck too long at times and lose ground working to escape. He still enters into some lead block contact with his shoulder first. He has good balance, but will get bounced. He is quick enough to sidestep or elude contact on his path to the ball. He has range and can close quickly from the backside to make plays. He usually provides good wrap on tackles and has some pop to him when he squares up. In coverage, he has good awareness. He'll stay on the field when the Rams go to nickel personnel. He is aggressive with his reads and will bite occasionally on play-action. He moves well in space, changes direction quickly and can recover from false steps. His overall reactions are adequate. He can close quickly after making reads. He is a productive player with good speed and range, when healthy.Comment
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Regardless of OVER THE TOP. He is an improvement over Ellison.Comment
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I swear, it really wouldn't take much to make me happier about the OLB spot. They could sign 47 year old Lawrence Taylor and i'd be celebrating at this point.
EDIT: to make me feel better, I have to remind myself that Ellison is at least no Eddie Robinson.Last edited by Canadian'eh!; 05-08-2009, 02:14 PM.Comment
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the Bills have been real complacent about upgrading the OLB position which means they are ovelry confident in there players returning from injury...
this is worrisome... I sincerely hope they plan to continue to upgrade this team heading into camp.
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