The problem with Dorsey

[PhillyChiefFan]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

I agree with the statement, my only concern is that Dorsey doesn't have anyone to show him the correct way to do it. He has zero veteran leadership to take advice from and his coaches are awful. His best but is to look at what everyone else is doing and then do the exact opposite.

If I were him, I would be on you tube A LOT.

I honestly think he will be better than everyone seems to think and it might be because of this season. He is getting dominated, BUT his learning curve is high. He might build on this year and leapfrog a lot of other DT's next year or 2010 season.

I still hold him in high regards and can only hope we get a DC and an HC that can hone his skills and put players around him to help him and in turn the Defense succeed. I think he is a future leader and I hope we hold on to him and make him the anchor of the defense for years.

I just don't see success with Herm and Gunther.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by PhillyChiefFan

If I were him, I would be on you tube A LOT.

I honestly think he will be better than everyone seems to think and it might be because of this season. He is getting dominated, BUT his learning curve is high. He might build on this year and leapfrog a lot of other DT's next year or 2010 season.

I still hold him in high regards and can only hope we get a DC and an HC that can hone his skills and put players around him to help him and in turn the Defense succeed. I think he is a future leader and I hope we hold on to him and make him the anchor of the defense for years.

I just don't see success with Herm and Gunther.

You have to remember these were the same dipshits who said Bowe>Calvin Johnson and Hali>Williams because they had good rookie years.

[ClevelandBronco]

I would like to take out Ashley Lelie's knee, however.

I've done it before and I can provide references.

[Smed1065]

Originally Posted by milkman

People have become concerned with Glen Dorsey, and fear that he may not be all that was expected.

Whitlock has pointed to his knee injuries as a possible explanation for his lack of production.

Some people have pointed out that he hasn't developed any moves, and others have talked about the fact that he tends to take a step back at the snap.

The biggest problem I see is that he has a tendency to lower his head when he attacks the LOS, and when he does that, the battle is all but lost.

Regardless, all of the technique errors are correctable, and when corrected, he will be a force.

But give him time.

He's a rookie.

It takes time.

[CoMoChief]

Whitlock also called Dorsey the next Warren Sapp, this doesn't happen overnight.

If he doesn't at least improve next season, then we may have problems.

[googlegoogle]

tank tyler look great last year?