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bedlamVR · 08-24-2009, 03:21 AM

The problem I see is Dorsey and Mason . Rock is a safe pair of hands in the return game . Dorsey can offer more as the No3 back spelling Portis and Betts but has had issues with ball security . He showed in the Steelers game he has some skills but the edge always goes to the incumbent .

Mason doesn't play teams so he is compeating with Betts - which is never going to happen . Lets not forget Mason has been bumming around the league for a few years now and hasn't been able to break into the main rotation . He looked okay going up against dubious NFL talent but I still don't think he has done enough .

I also want to temper the Daniel hype . He is playin with a similar play book as Colt was last year . Colt is now trying to consume the real NFL offense . Colt is showing everyone that there was a very good reason he was a 6th round pick ... poor footwork, poor decisions and is proving to be uncoachable ...

08-24-2009, 03:21 AM	#38
bedlamVR Special Teams Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 389	Re: Who will make the cut? The problem I see is Dorsey and Mason . Rock is a safe pair of hands in the return game . Dorsey can offer more as the No3 back spelling Portis and Betts but has had issues with ball security . He showed in the Steelers game he has some skills but the edge always goes to the incumbent . Mason doesn't play teams so he is compeating with Betts - which is never going to happen . Lets not forget Mason has been bumming around the league for a few years now and hasn't been able to break into the main rotation . He looked okay going up against dubious NFL talent but I still don't think he has done enough . I also want to temper the Daniel hype . He is playin with a similar play book as Colt was last year . Colt is now trying to consume the real NFL offense . Colt is showing everyone that there was a very good reason he was a 6th round pick ... poor footwork, poor decisions and is proving to be uncoachable ...