Does anyone know Vrabel's 40 time?

[SenselessChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by Mecca

I want to know wtf Tamba Hali has ever done or displayed to make you think he could remotely play a LB position.

Well, #1, he makes plays all over the field. How many times did you see him come from behind to make a play 10 or 20 yards downfield because someone else blew an assignment? Tons of times.

#2) He is a very fluid athlete. He has good hips for coverage, and the Chiefs used him quite a bit in coverage especially his first year.

#3) He has a good vertical.

The key though, is that he is relentless and never quits.

Time will tell. It is easy to claim you are 'right' in February. Lets see what happens come December.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan

Well, #1, he makes plays all over the field. How many times did you see him come from behind to make a play 10 or 20 yards downfield because someone else blew an assignment? Tons of times.

#2) He is a very fluid athlete. He has good hips for coverage, and the Chiefs used him quite a bit in coverage especially his first year.

#3) He has a good vertical.

The key though, is that he is relentless and never quits.

Time will tell. It is easy to claim you are 'right' in February. Lets see what happens come December.

So the key to an OLB is tackling guys 20 yards down field, and having a high vertical?

He's stiff as a ****ing board. Have you watched him try to cover a FB in the flat? It's ****ing laughable.

I know a lot of athletes that never quit. Problem is that they aren't talented or athletic enough to make a difference.

If Tamba Hali didn't have a high motor, he'd be selling insurance in State College.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

So the key to an OLB is tackling guys 20 yards down field, and having a high vertical?

He's stiff as a ****ing board. Have you watched him try to cover a FB in the flat? It's ****ing laughable.

I know a lot of athletes that never quit. Problem is that they aren't talented or athletic enough to make a difference.

If Tamba Hali didn't have a high motor, he'd be selling insurance in State College.

This guy in another thread told me Cromartie was no better than Hali so lets get an idea of his starting point.