tonawandaed Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 according to nfl network site,adam schefter reports "buffalo welcomed former chicago bears standout,warrick holman... anybody know anything about him?
Dan III Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 according to nfl network site,adam schefter reports "buffalo welcomed former chicago bears standout,warrick holman... anybody know anything about him? here is the link: http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/10123609
JoeF Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 Good catch.....its Warrick Holdman who played for Jauron in Chicago..here is the Scouts, Inc. Profile Holdman has good athletic ability, speed and quickness. He has good range, he is a very good space player and he has good awareness and instincts. He is fluid in his hips; he has good change of direction skills and initial quickness. He has a good motor and he has enough speed to make plays from sideline to sideline. He does a good job of avoiding and slipping blocks. He is a good open field tackler, he breaks down and he will wrap up the ball carrier. One of his strong points is his pass defense. He has good awareness; he gets good depth on his pass drops and he knows where the ball is going. He is effective on has jam at the line of scrimmage vs a tight end or slot receivers and he can turn and run on man to man coverage. However, Holdman is not very good when he has to play in the box. He lacks size, bulk and strength to shed blockers. He can not hold up at the point of attack. He plays too high, big linemen are able to get under his pads and engulf him. He is not good when he has to stack and shed vs run at him and at times he will get physically overpowered. He struggles getting off second level backside blocks; he gets caught up in traffic and taken out of the play. Overall, Holdman he is around the ball a lot but is more of a pile watcher than a playmaker and he plays very inconsistent. He is an adequate starter when he is healthy. Stat Link: http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/133309 From the assessment--does not look like he would help attack the run much. Could be veteran depth and maybe DJ's version of Eddie Robinson -- hope Pennington doesn't fake him out....yikes..
Tipster19 Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 Good catch.....its Warrick Holdman who played for Jauron in Chicago..here is the Scouts, Inc. Profile Holdman has good athletic ability, speed and quickness. He has good range, he is a very good space player and he has good awareness and instincts. He is fluid in his hips; he has good change of direction skills and initial quickness. He has a good motor and he has enough speed to make plays from sideline to sideline. He does a good job of avoiding and slipping blocks. He is a good open field tackler, he breaks down and he will wrap up the ball carrier. One of his strong points is his pass defense. He has good awareness; he gets good depth on his pass drops and he knows where the ball is going. He is effective on has jam at the line of scrimmage vs a tight end or slot receivers and he can turn and run on man to man coverage. However, Holdman is not very good when he has to play in the box. He lacks size, bulk and strength to shed blockers. He can not hold up at the point of attack. He plays too high, big linemen are able to get under his pads and engulf him. He is not good when he has to stack and shed vs run at him and at times he will get physically overpowered. He struggles getting off second level backside blocks; he gets caught up in traffic and taken out of the play. Overall, Holdman he is around the ball a lot but is more of a pile watcher than a playmaker and he plays very inconsistent. He is an adequate starter when he is healthy. Stat Link: http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/133309 From the assessment--does not look like he would help attack the run much. Could be veteran depth and maybe DJ's version of Eddie Robinson -- hope Pennington doesn't fake him out....yikes.. Yeah, that profile sounds encouraging but what's it 10 years old? Nothing to get excited about here, this would be for depth and doesn't solve the true need.
K-Gun10 Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 Would you guys be happy if he left with a contract to be a new bill today?
bizell Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 from what i've read that washington fans said about him, he played horribly last year and his best years are behind him.
GG Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 from what i've read that washington fans said about him, he played horribly last year and his best years are behind him. Yet we get lambasted for letting Spikes go...
bizell Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 Yet we get lambasted for letting Spikes go... yeah really. spikes had a bigger name and rep, though.
ROCCEO Posted April 13, 2007 Posted April 13, 2007 ' Coach on the field' Warrick Holdman? has a nice ring to it.
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