Atlanta falcons rb coleman Videos

he better or his team mates are gonna send him to the hospital

+Elijah Williams Yeah. I hope Coleman can iron those kinks out in the off-season for the teams sake.

Yea either he fumbles the ball or fumbles the ball he's to clumsy

True words.

+adrianjr214 As reported from the athletics release: //www.iuhoosiers.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/041515aab.html

+mbacks06 TY sir, looks like Atlanta is going with speed guys this year

Shane Wynn. Falcons picked him up 2.

+Joe Garcia I was thinking more of a Darren McFaden than Murray. I can se the Charles comparison too. I'm just comparing running styles and overall measurable. I think he has just as good a chance as the other backs to be the star of the draft, but maybe landing spot will determine this more than anything.

Yeah great vision, he seems to always see exactly where to split the safeties on his breakout runs.

you nailed it, man.he's a jamaal charles clone.

the problem with shady is he dances in the hole. Everyone knows LeSean is shifty, but Chips offense requires a One Cut RB, who makes his cut and gets upfield, that is not Shady's game, he fits into a zone blocking scheme i.e. KC Chiefs offensive running scheme (Andy Reid's offense). As an Eagles fan that loves Shady (how can an Eagles fan not) its time to let him go. However, There is no way in hell we would get a 1st or 2nd round pick because: A) he is a 27 year old running back at a position where not many last to 30, and remain at a high level. B) due 10 million dollars this year, and next with bonuses and incentives, and another year's salary afterwards C) running back is not a premium position. more than half the players at that position in the NFL were 5-7 round picks or undrafted free agents.I would expect a 3rd with a '16 6/7th Compensatory pick, or a 4th and 6th with a '16 6/7th Compensatory pick.- I know that is not worth it when you factor in that he is a top 3 rb in the nfl, respectively, but the stock placed in draft picks is at an all time high, and running back is not a very popular position to trade value picks for -- just ask Andrew Luck and the ColtsPersonally I would want this guy, Tevin Coleman, if he fell to 2.20, but I would not like to trade up from there because, like I said, you can find good running backs in the 5th and 6th, and being that we have an infinite amount of holes to fill on defense, we can't be throwing too many eggs into the Tevin Coleman basket, because he can only play RB, not MLB too.If I had to choose in a 5 6 or 7th round RB -5th - David Johnson Northern Iowa - little too tall but good agility with the height, fast, and good receiver. killed it at NIU.6th - Kenny Hilliard LSU - good player good change of pace back, not too fast but a rumbler, i tend to think of him as a poor man's Tevin Coleman.7th - David Cobb Minnesota - Noticed you mentioned him, gonna be a steal, nice compact runnier, patient, sets up blocks and hides behind them well, and packs a punch in his 5'10" frame.in UDFAs - wouldn't mind giving Tre Williams from Texas A&M a look and same with George Farmer from USC. Michael Dyer is up this year too, but has had some off the field issues.