Very Interesting if Kampman can't play
We maybe looking at another rookie, Brad Jones, playing outside LB. Brady P. is injured and I am not sure whats up with Thompson. Jones is getting reps in practice with the starters as Kampman recovers from a bad concussion and is questionable at best to play on Sunday.
Jones development has been slow this year due to an injury early in camp. Jone's college experience is playing in the 3-4 defense, a true outside LB. He is the smallest, at only 231 pounds compared to Kampman 260 lbs and Thompson at 270 lbs. I think Clay Mathews and Brady P. are in 240 lbs.
I am a big fan of Kampman and hate to see him struggling in this new defense. I would like to see what a faster and quicker LB can do in the pass rush and the pass defense. This could be the start of the ending of Kampman in a Green Bay uniform if we stick with the 3-4 defense. Not that Jones has to be better than Kampman, just play as good.
I do believe Jones should be better in covering tight ends and running backs in the pass defense, which is where Kampman has been struggling. So if he is at all productive in the run stopping or pass rush I think Kampmans days are numbered.
Like I said this is very interesting, a lot of unknowns. If Jones does play well against the Cowboys, what do you do with Kampman the rest of the year? :dontknow:
We maybe looking at another rookie, Brad Jones, playing outside LB. Brady P. is injured and I am not sure whats up with Thompson. Jones is getting reps in practice with the starters as Kampman recovers from a bad concussion and is questionable at best to play on Sunday.
Jones development has been slow this year due to an injury early in camp. Jone's college experience is playing in the 3-4 defense, a true outside LB. He is the smallest, at only 231 pounds compared to Kampman 260 lbs and Thompson at 270 lbs. I think Clay Mathews and Brady P. are in 240 lbs.
I am a big fan of Kampman and hate to see him struggling in this new defense. I would like to see what a faster and quicker LB can do in the pass rush and the pass defense. This could be the start of the ending of Kampman in a Green Bay uniform if we stick with the 3-4 defense. Not that Jones has to be better than Kampman, just play as good.
I do believe Jones should be better in covering tight ends and running backs in the pass defense, which is where Kampman has been struggling. So if he is at all productive in the run stopping or pass rush I think Kampmans days are numbered.
Like I said this is very interesting, a lot of unknowns. If Jones does play well against the Cowboys, what do you do with Kampman the rest of the year? :dontknow:
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