*****The Mike Danna Thread*****

[Coach]

Originally Posted by chiefforlife

Danna doesnt really fit what Spags likes in a DE. I wonder if they are considering moving him to LB?

Some of you smarter guys chime in, please.

I mentioned it earlier. I think they may try him as a OLB, probably as a SAM. But this one has me puzzled.

[Skyy God]

Originally Posted by Coach

I mentioned it earlier. I think they may try him as a OLB, probably as a SAM. But this one has me puzzled.

He's an athletic 4-3 end that's a couple inches shorter than ideal.

[Coach]

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

He's an athletic 4-3 end that's a couple inches shorter than ideal.

Yeah, I know, thus why I am puzzled.

The only other thing I can think of is during obvious passing down situations where they may move him inside, but that would be risky as he would be undersized in the interior.

The only thing I can think of is rotational depth. Spags was the DC for the Giants when they won the SB with a rotating pass rush of Osi, Strahan, and Tuck.

[Skyy God]

Originally Posted by Coach

Yeah, I know, thus why I am puzzled.

The only other thing I can think of is during obvious passing down situations where they may move him inside, but that would be risky as he would be undersized in the interior.

The only thing I can think of is rotational depth. Spags was the DC for the Giants when they won the SB with a rotating pass rush of Osi, Strahan, and Tuck.

He's clearly not going to be better in 2020 than Clark, Tanoh, or Okefor, so he's def rotational depth.

Which is really the max you should expect out of a 1st year 5th rounder.

[tk13]

Originally Posted by Coach

Yeah, I know, thus why I am puzzled.

The only other thing I can think of is during obvious passing down situations where they may move him inside, but that would be risky as he would be undersized in the interior.

The only thing I can think of is rotational depth. Spags was the DC for the Giants when they won the SB with a rotating pass rush of Osi, Strahan, and Tuck.

Granted I love that strategy so I'm biased, but I think that's exactly what it is. You can't have too many pass rushers, and I think that's exactly how Spags operates.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by Coach

Yeah, I know, thus why I am puzzled.

The only other thing I can think of is during obvious passing down situations where they may move him inside, but that would be risky as he would be undersized in the interior.

The only thing I can think of is rotational depth. Spags was the DC for the Giants when they won the SB with a rotating pass rush of Osi, Strahan, and Tuck.

They move KPass inside to pass rush and he's certainly not beefy.