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<blockquote data-quote="Voyageur" data-source="post: 1066631" data-attributes="member: 17953"><p>Wooden was fine against college level play. He could overpower offensive players with no problem. In the NFL, you need to learn finesse to accomplish what's necessary as an edge rusher. In a way it's kind of like a ballet of huge men. They need fluid hips and be able to swivel their bodies around in a way that makes them hard to block because the change the angles on you continuously. For Colby it's a game of collision. He hits you head on and hopes he overwhelms you. That's the reason for his move inside. He isn't capable of making those steps necessary to disguise his moves. </p><p></p><p>I have a hunch he's history in favor of a younger player with a lot of future potential. Like has been stated, Brinson & Stackhouse are candidates. Colby will never reach that next level, and the roster spot is too valuable to waste on someone with no potential to grow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Voyageur, post: 1066631, member: 17953"] Wooden was fine against college level play. He could overpower offensive players with no problem. In the NFL, you need to learn finesse to accomplish what's necessary as an edge rusher. In a way it's kind of like a ballet of huge men. They need fluid hips and be able to swivel their bodies around in a way that makes them hard to block because the change the angles on you continuously. For Colby it's a game of collision. He hits you head on and hopes he overwhelms you. That's the reason for his move inside. He isn't capable of making those steps necessary to disguise his moves. I have a hunch he's history in favor of a younger player with a lot of future potential. Like has been stated, Brinson & Stackhouse are candidates. Colby will never reach that next level, and the roster spot is too valuable to waste on someone with no potential to grow. [/QUOTE]
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