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Is It Catapano Time in KC? (Article on Arrowheadpride.com on rookie pass rusher)
http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2013/1...in-kansas-city
Just saw this article on Arrowhead Pride about 7th Rd DE Mike Catapano. Thought it was a pretty good read and figured I'd share. The more I read about him the more I want to see what he can do. Especially now with Toribio being cut and Devito & Jackson banged up. Hopefully Catapano has healed up from his ankle injury in week 8. I saw that he played in the Denver game but was limited to special teams so hopefully he is good to go this week. Looks as though we might really be able to use him given the current situation. I'd imagine we drafted him and are holding onto him for a reason so....lets see it Bailey looked pretty good against the run in Denver but he isn't really a great pass rusher. Wouldn't mind seeing one more talented rusher in the mix on 3rd downs. While sacks aren't everything they certainly help! 1 sack in 3 weeks isn't cutting it. Reid talks about Catapano having a "natural pass rush ability" and a "knack for getting after the QB" so lets see it already. From what i saw in this video attached to the article of him playing in college on this NBC broadcast it looks like the same guy i have seen wearing #77 for the Chiefs. In his limited reps he looks legit. So what gives? If he really is a predator then I say open up the cage and let the Cat out! Lets see this rushing talent Reid and Dorsey keep bringing up...now does seem like a logical time to see what he can do. |
We need a 3 tech that can rush the passer. I thought Canty would have been a good add, but I have no idea if he's done anything in Balt.
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I especially liked reading that he led his league in forced fumbles in college too because I've seen Catapano do this in the preseason game against the Packers as well as in the Oakland game.....and he hasnt played very much. Dislodging the football is a GREAT talent to have. Sacks and fumbles sound good to me
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Like Eric Fisher, Sanders Commings, and Nico Johnson, check back in 2014 on Mike Catapano.
There seems to be some real hope for him in the pros, but at this point I don't think he's an answer we can count on. |
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Commings played in Denver so I wouldn't be surprised to see him make a meaningful play at some point. |
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Say Catapano really fast, over and over.
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Love it that we activated him and kept Dunta Robinson inactive. |
Commings will be a good player. i really liked him as a prospect. We are deep at safety.
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Can't wait to see him in action |
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I mentioned in another thread how I thought it was him on the field when Julius Thomas scored his TD but that was actually Demps. Just for the record. |
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Wouldn't have flinched had SF or KC drafted him in the middle rounds. I'm a fan of Mike Catapano, and would like to see him get some opportunities. Would be good for KC to know what they really have in the backups, since TJax is an UFA next season.
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Bench Lewis-put in the hard hitting rookie Commings-how much could it hurt really? Use Davis as another weapon. Would like to see him get some Kickoffs-our special teams havn't done much lately after a hot preseason and pretty descent start. Big Cat- needs to be in there-would love to see him knock the crap out of Rivers this weekend. |
Okay, this column has me excited.
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amazing that our defense can play so well with only 10 productive players on the field |
You say that without knowing what Commings is or could be.
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We need more than Jamaal Charles for an offense so our D can rest and why we have not seen any sacks the last 3 weeks.:thumb:
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If you want to save Charles, start using Sherman as a pass blocker instead of Charles. As far as I am concerned, Charles is our biggest weapon and shouldn't be trying to take on a linebacker when he could be a potent threat even as a checkdown receiver. And since we have Alex Smith, I will say we ESPECIALLY need a checkdown threat. What I mean is, Charles is too big of a weapon to be part of the protection package as far as I am concerned. And he doesnt need the unnecessary wear and tear of getting blasted by linebackers when he doesn't have the ball.
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Just read thursday practice update from Kansas City Star website...
Injury report Right guard Jon Asamoah (shoulder) did not practice Thursday, just one day after he participated in a limited fashion. Defensive end Mike DeVito (knee sprain), defensive end Tyson Jackson (abdomen) and right tackle Eric Fisher (shoulder) each sat out for the second straight day. During the portion of practice open to media, Asamoah and DeVito went through warmups with helmets on. Fisher and Jackson observed from the sideline. Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2013/11/21...#storylink=cpy this could be a rough game :-/ ..lets hope Catapano is ready to roll. We may need him! |
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