Got a case of the offseason football blues?
Tony Gilbert (51) is a part or what could be a deep Falcons linebacking unit. (Getty Images)
DOWN ON THE DELTA – Got a bad case of the offseason down home blues.
There are no OTAs to cover. No mini-camps. The draft has been over for months.
Have to push away from the football table, try to re-charge and then be ready to strike when things heat back up.
This is officially the “offseason” for the NFL. About the only thing going on before training camp is the rookie “don’t act a fool when you get your money” symposium.
Someone named “ATLJBO” has this six minute highlight tape of the Falcons 2009 offseason additions out on youtube. It’s pretty cool.
To pass time, I’ve tried to watch a couple of Braves games. Been following the Hawks in the draft and free agency.
Rode the roller coasters at Six Flags yesterday.
Got to set up the second annual golf match with Falcons VP of Communications Reggie Roberts. He got me
last year. I must win this re-match and the right to talk wrestling smack all season long.
I’ve been walking two-miles in the mornings the last two weeks to get ready for the Peachtree Road Walk. Others will be racing. I’ll be walking.
In my role as Second Vice President of the Professional Football Writers or America, I’ve been reviewing the league’s 2009 medial access policy. A couple nice rules changes that will help the fans follow their teams. Can share those later.
Also, my buddy and former editor Garry D. Howard of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel was recently inaugurated as President of the Associated Press Sports Editors.
Leon Carter (New York Daily News), APSE President Garry D. Howard, Stephen A. Smith, the lovely Donna Howard and Jennifer Howard in front.
Football-wise, saw that Mike Brown signed with the Chiefs. So that makes Lawyer Milloy the top unsigned veteran safety.
But there is one area on the team that I’ve been studying a lot this offseason.
I understand why they have Curtis Lofton at middle linebacker, Michael Peterson at weakside and Stephen Nicholas at strongside. But trying to make sense of the reserves is pretty intriguing. There are going to be some good roster battles and if the first teamers fall on their faces, there appears to be help.
Here’s a look at the reserve linebackers:
Special teams maven Coy Wire.
COY WIRE, 6-0, 228: Can play all three positions. Took over for Michael Boley in running situations late last season. Played some safety earlier in his career. Is one of the top special team players.
Edmond Miles
EDMOND MILES, 6-0, 243: From Tallahassee. Played at Godby High. Always want to know why guys from Florida leave the state. Miles played at Iowa. Did Miami, Florida State or Florida not recruit him? Was he a late bloomer? Did he just want to play right away at Iowa? Made the Dolphins as an undrafted rookie in 2007. Played mostly weakside linebacker in college.
ROBERT JAMES, 5-10, 218: Fifth round pick in 2008. Didn’t play last season after suffering a head injury
Robert "The Beast" James led Arizona State with 106 tackles in 2007.
and was placed on injured reserve. A super-fast, run-and-hit guy. Fits the teams “need for speed” profile. Have to worry about him being a little to small. Nicknamed “The Beast” in college.
TONY GILBERT, 6-0, 248: The former Georgia Bulldog was signed late last exhibition season. He was not active for any games last season. But he knows the system and quietly goes about his business. With Peterson coming over there might not be a place for Gilbert. If something happens to Lofton, Peterson, a former MLB with Jacksonville, could shift to the middle.
SPENCER ADKINS, 5-11, 246: Played a lot of weakside for the Hurricanes. Is extremely fast with good striking ability. He will have to make the team on special teams. “An intriguing natural talent who was used primarily as a situational pass rusher. . . but his lack of instincts always could restrict him from developing,” according to Pro Football Weekly’s 2009 Draft Preview.
RASHAD BOBINO, 5-11, 230: Played on some good defenses at Texas, starting 45 of 52 games over his productive career. Went undrafted, despite being all-Big 12 three times. He’s definitely a player to watch when training camp opens.
Mainstays, Keith Brooking and Michael Boley are gone off to Dallas and New York.
Reggie Roberts, Falcons VP of Communications. "You're Going Down!!!"
But what about the depth at this position. Do you like it? Worried about them being too small?
Any sleepers in the bunch? And yeah, Roberts, you’re going down!!!
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190 comments Add your comment
Sarah B
July 6th, 2009
9:54 pm
Although, job required…
falcon21
July 6th, 2009
10:10 pm
Sarah B. he could be your house wife,HA HA, the times they are a changing.
Sarah B
July 6th, 2009
10:29 pm
Well, he really better do things that need to be done. The last one didn’t do !@#$!
WR
July 6th, 2009
10:50 pm
Wow, Sarah, I guess I’m not good enough, you just bypassed me and started looking for my friends, whats one to think, anyway, yeah I have single friends, chances are they will remain single I guess you could say I taught them wrong. Wasn”t my intention though, we all go out and the more I try not to be bothered the more I am. I have always been asked what did you say and I reply I don’t know, they always figure I’m lying and just not spreading the game but to me its not no game I honestly just try to be me, I’m a lot like my mom, probably to much, because she says whats on her mind with out giving it a second thought and I do to. Sometimes it sounds awful but its the truth as far as we are concerned, so there is no second guessing as far as what we feel, for some strange reason women find that to be a good quality even while I’m being brutally honest and saying things they probably don’t want to hear.
D3
July 6th, 2009
10:51 pm
Back in the ‘Cage Again! Great to be back with my brethren after a nice, relaxing mini-vaca up in East Tennessee seeing the House CEO’s family. Recharged and ready to go as we’re under 26 days until training camp. Picked a bad time to take a sabbatical from the Bird’s blog. Looks like I missed some humor, confrontation, and some hate-fishing out there. Proud of my fellow ‘Cage members for not taking the bait. Don’t even acknowledge that corrosive bile spewing out of their mouths. When we even respond to that garbage, we validate that it is actually a comment worth something. To ‘Birds and ‘Ball………….
Ken Strick – great 10 point analysis on our potential this year. Just playing devil’s advocate, but I think we might want to temper our expectations just a tad on our defense. Our defense is loaded with potential, but its still potential until they show they can gel together and play as a unit. We probably can’t do a lot worse than last year’s DEF, but even though we gave up a ton of yards, we did good limiting points last year ranking 11th in points given up per game. Does having one of the lightest DT tandems in the NFL concern you?
Falconless in Seattle – I’m not completely drinking the Saints Kool-Aid, but I think they be pretty tough if they can get their DEF to improve ANY. Malcom Jenkins was a good pick and Sedrick Ellis should be healthy, but other than that they had a pretty crappy draft. How’s the reports of Lil’ Jimmy Mora out there in Sea-town?
WR – great point to bring up. This is first and foremost a football forum, but we talk about all kinds of things on here. Even though none of us have probably met, we share a feeling of concern for one another. Of all my buddies, I’m the only one who doesn’t have a Facebook account. When asked why not, I say “because I got the Bird-Cage!” That’s all the social network I need. Its a fun hobby.
JJ – thanks for asking the “keeping it real.” It was a question that many of us benefited from having it answered. Didn’t watch the PGA tour that Tiger won. I was too busy watching that epic Wimbledon match, pulling for my boy Andy Roddick. Normally not a tennis fan, but love to root for Americans in any sport. Hated to see him lose such a great match. Now watching my boy Lance resurrect and give himself an excellent chance to win it for an EIGHTH TIME! Madden won’t come out until like mid-August. Sucks, huh? Also, might have a little surprise coming soon to liven up July, August, and beyond.
falmouth – thanks for your effort to re-direct our convo’s back off that hate spewing out of the mouths of idiots. Notice, without acknowledgement, they simply fade away. Its a beautiful thing.
falcon21 – here’s a little info I got our NW GA (Calhoun) WR commitment Da’rick Rogers. 6′2, 197; 4.34 40-Time. WOW!…..
“Rogers is a special talent. He has all the tools to be an elite receiver on the next level. He is built like a linebacker, but he is a smooth athlete that runs well, that has great body control, and he has as much potential as anyone in Georgia. He is a great straightline runner, but needs to improve flexibility. If he puts everything together, then he can be a 2010 signee that plays as a true freshman. – Chad Simmmons – South Recruiting Analyst.”
Can you imagine him, AJ Green, and Marlon Brown?
jason – sounds like a great thing getting all the boys(and girls) back on board as we creep ever so slowly to Training Camp. What’s the word over there at the Bravo’s? Win 5, lose two. Time to clean house with some of those guys, namely (G.Anderson, K.Johnson, Francouer, Kotchman, etc, etc). Did you ever find out about a possible transfer to GA?
Offical APB’s (All Points Bulletin) – going along with jason’s note I’m officially sending out search and rescues for some of our fellow ‘Cagers who have gone missing for some time now. Time to get the ENTIRE crew back together:
-Seminole Warrior
-Nookah
-Lil’ Dave
-Marko
-Reno911
-Falcon Devil
-dacha
Great to be back ladies and gents! More to come later. And on that note………..25 DAYS, 14 DAYS, & 6 MINS to MOST COMPETITIVE, EXCITING FALCONS TRAINING CAMP IN HISTORY!
falcon21
July 6th, 2009
10:52 pm
Sarah, he could’nt throw the perfect pass or was he slow on his 40? Just kidding, I know you are one hell of a fan and I enjoy talking to you. Heck I guess I ran everyone off.
falcon21
July 6th, 2009
11:16 pm
D3, don’t drink the Saints Kool Aid. And Da’rick will not be a player we will red shirt from what I have heard about him. Falcons and Dawgs, sorry WR!!!
Tim
July 6th, 2009
11:21 pm
Hey everyone gotta love the cage.I feet a part even though I don’t give much but then again i’m no D3 Ken or WR.I’m so very exicited about the Falcons can see no flaws which is unbelievable no more 3-13 teams with these guys in charge,Football genius in keeping it basic run and pass.Ryan is so smart in seeing the field and the open rec. Tony G. believes in us and why not for the first time ever we have it all and he completes it. The Falcons with SUPER aspirations you gotta believe WWWWWOOOOOOOOOO HHHHHHHHHOOOOOOOOO go Falcons can’t wait for training camp too bad we have to wait so long for the first games Aug.15th Sept.15th bummer.why so late.I also wonder if it’s a record of playing teams coming off a bye never heard of anyone having to do what we must.see ya
WR
July 6th, 2009
11:50 pm
D3, funny you should say that about facebook, I feel the same way. The people I want to keep up with, I keep up with, I kind of consider facebook a place where people try to figure out if they were known. If you didn’t know me when I was one of your peers why do you want to know me now. Nothing against people on facebook, but I made my life, when times were bad the people that cared were there, when times were good those same people were there to celebrate the good. Its pretty much how I view Falcons fans, and why the cage is such a release, if you are a true Falcons fan you have suffered but you have kept the faith, no matter how excited I am about the upcoming season I still have that little voice of doubt and I am looking forward to the birds putting an end to that feeling this year.
WR
July 6th, 2009
11:57 pm
Falcon21, you just jumped down my throat because you thought I was being rude, now you come out with the fact that your a dog, now thats being rude, gotta get my stinger ready, someone let the dogs out and they attacked the wrong hive. I guess its time for the jackets to take down a few more hedges.
Unca' Bob
July 7th, 2009
5:07 am
http://myespn.go.com/blogs/nfcsouth/0-12-124/Video–Tony-Gonzalez-on-joining-Falcons.html
JJ
July 7th, 2009
8:03 am
D3, Congrats on hosting the NEW falcon fan blog! Could not go to a better cager! When do we start? Will you be in charge of monitoring the monster? You probably cannot talk too much about it but reading between the lines of you and DOL, you got it! Congrats!
Have you seen other blogs where they have pics above their names? Does this new format (guessing only a few months old) support that? Just want to see our queen,Sarah B., in a bikini! lol well, maybee!
WR
July 7th, 2009
9:32 am
JJ, have you noticed that the ratings for the NFC on Madden have been posted on espn.com. If you go by the Madden ratings William Moore will be a starting safety this year. Moore is rated much higher than Decoud which is strange considering Decoud has a year in the pros and Moore is a rookie.
Unca' Bob
July 7th, 2009
9:40 am
Reno911,
I got this recipe from the President of South Carolina B-B-Q Asso. I have not tried it yet but it is from a very good source. We havn’t heard from you in a while so if you recieve this, let me know, please.
Basic Vinegar and Pepper BBQ Sauce
Vinegar and pepper sauce is so easy to make that you seldom find it on the market because most people won’t pay for a little bottle of something they can easily make up themselves. When I do see one (which is seldom) I generally get it just to try it and see what their variation on it is. Most aren’t worth it.
If you do find one for sale they almost always have some “secret ingredient” that just is their favorite spice. Northerners and Westerners like chili and cumin but Southerners seldom add it and I certainly don’t.
Vinegar and pepper is the best basting sauce for any real barbeque. The thicker sauces with lots of spices are more like a finishing sauce and a dipping sauce. The recipe below is the one I use when I want my own.
1 gallon of white vinegar (use a good brand not store brand). I use White House. Heinz is too sharp for me. Some people like apple cider vinegar but that is generally too sharp and has too much cider flavor for me.
½ cup of salt; either sea salt or kosher salt not the kind in the round blue box.
1 ounce (by weight) of red pepper flakes
1 ounce (by weight) of black pepper
2 tablespoons of sugar; or a half cup of molasses. This gives it good “mouth feel” and take the edge off the vinegar.
If you like it hotter, add more red pepper… Less hot? Use less pepper next time.
Most people want it sweeter than I do but the old timers seldom used any sugar or molasses at all.
After you get the above in a big bowl you can adjust it to your taste by dipping out a half cup or so and adding some of your own spices and such. With a little experimenting you will have a real vinegar and pepper sauce that is your very own and you can be sure it suits you
Sarah B
July 7th, 2009
9:58 am
WR – sorry no offense I did forget to ask if you were single. Well?
Sarah B
July 7th, 2009
10:24 am
JJ – black & white polka dot bikini FYI. Also I hope you right on your reading between the lines, that would be great then D3 could kick out the haters.
Sarah B
July 7th, 2009
10:30 am
Oh and here I thought I was the only one in the world that didn’t have a Facebook page. Good to know. I just don’t get it.
Unca' Bob
July 7th, 2009
10:50 am
Basic Vinegar and Pepper BBQ Sauce
Vinegar and pepper sauce is so easy to make that you seldom find it on the market because most people won’t pay for a little bottle of something they can easily make up themselves. When I do see one (which is seldom) I generally get it just to try it and see what their variation on it is. Most aren’t worth it.
If you do find one for sale they almost always have some “secret ingredient” that just is their favorite spice. Northerners and Westerners like chili and cumin but Southerners seldom add it and I certainly don’t.
Vinegar and pepper is the best basting sauce for any real barbeque. The thicker sauces with lots of spices are more like a finishing sauce and a dipping sauce. The recipe below is the one I use when I want my own.
1 gallon of white vinegar (use a good brand not store brand). I use White House. Heinz is too sharp for me. Some people like apple cider vinegar but that is generally too sharp and has too much cider flavor for me.
½ cup of salt; either sea salt or kosher salt not the kind in the round blue box.
1 ounce (by weight) of red pepper flakes
1 ounce (by weight) of black pepper
2 tablespoons of sugar; or a half cup of molasses. This gives it good “mouth feel” and take the edge off the vinegar.
If you like it hotter, add more red pepper… Less hot? Use less pepper next time.
Most people want it sweeter than I do but the old timers seldom used any sugar or molasses at all.
After you get the above in a big bowl you can adjust it to your taste by dipping out a half cup or so and adding some of your own spices and such. With a little experimenting you will have a real vinegar and pepper sauce that is your very own and you can be sure it suits you.
Unca' Bob
July 7th, 2009
11:13 am
Reno911,
I have found a recipe for you. I got it from the President of the South Carolina B-B-Q Association. I haven’t tried it yet, but it comes from a very good source. Please give me a heads-up if you would want this recipe.
WR
July 7th, 2009
12:28 pm
Sarah, come on now, no offense taken, its all in the name of fun. To answer your question though, yes, and the sad thing about it is that it appears we had the same partner, maybe they were brother and sister twins.
Unca’ Bob, how could you exclude me from a BBQ recipe, I thought we were brothers in the cage, trust me when I say I am always up for some good BBQ or wings. Now if you find the wing recipe for taco mac wings you will officially be the man in my book. I had some really good BBQ over the weekend, we had a family reunion on my mother’s side of the family and I came to the conclusion that I can no longer date anyone from Fayette county or Peachtree city, it appears that they are all relatives.
D3, glad your back, I was wondering what you would think about about all the regulars of the bird cage getting into our own fantasy league for this up coming season.
Ken Strickland
July 7th, 2009
1:10 pm
D3-Eveb though our DEF has a lot of potential, I do think our starting DEF will be based more on actual talent and ability than potential. The veterab players that are in position to assume starting positions, like DT TLewis, SS TDeCoud, AHarris and JFudge, CB’s VHutchins, BGrimes, DIrons and CJackson, LB’s SNicholas and MPeterson and DE’s CDavis and KBiermann are all proven veterans at this point. For the most part, very little potential will be included in our starting lineup, and any player that’s included in our rotations will have proven their worth
after intense competition during training camp.
The other reason I feel so strongly about our DEF is our coaching staff. We gave up am awful lot or passing and rushing yardage last yr, but very few points, comparatively speaking. That was directly due to an outstanding job of coaching, especially when you consider the number of season ending injuries they had to deal with. I can only imagine how much more effective they’ll be with the infusion of speed, quickness, mobility, youth, versatility, athleticism and depth they’ll have to work with. I JUST CAN’T SEE HOW THE ADDITIONS TO OUR ACTIVE ROSTER OF DT’S PJERRY, TLEWIS AND VWALKER, LB’S MPETERSON, SADKINS AND RJAMES, SS/FS WMOORE AND AHARRIS, CB’S DIRONS, COWENS, BGRIMES AND VHUTCHINS AND DE LSIDBURY WON’T ALLOW US TO REDUCE THE EXCESSIVE RUSHING AND PASSING YARDAGE ALLOWED LAST YR, AND FURTHER REDUCE THE POINTS ALLOWED.
Any rookie that earns a starting slot this yr will have to beat out a veteran player to do so. This isn’t like last yr when certain rookies were automatically given starting positions, like QB MRyan, LDT SBaker and MLB CLofton. They didn’t have to earn starting positions, their starting positions were theirs to lose from day one. Not a single one of this yrs draftees will have an automatic starting slot given to them. Last yr, it would have been correct to talk about potential, but not this yr. THIS YR IT’S GOING TO BE ABOUT TALENT, ABILITY ABD PERFORMANCE, NOT POTENTIAL.
Captain Crazy
July 7th, 2009
1:26 pm
Well said KS. I think out defense will improve a great deal on what was already a “not too shabby” 08 campaign
JJ
July 7th, 2009
2:08 pm
Unca’Bob—–HEADS UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should know better brother than holding on to a BBQ recipie!
WR, yea those madden numbers are wack! Someone was smokin’ something.
Unca' Bob
July 7th, 2009
2:11 pm
WR,
The recipe I have is for pork. Whole hog. It’s vinegar & pepper and pretty much mostly found in the South Carolina Midlands.
Unca' Bob
July 7th, 2009
2:13 pm
JJ,
Sorry. I didn’t kknow you were on board.
JJ
July 7th, 2009
3:01 pm
Sarah B. – I would have thought it would be red with black dots. By the way,,we have a “first” on bradley’s buzz – of course the racial idiots are there as always.
Sarah B
July 7th, 2009
3:37 pm
JJ that crap just’s leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Don’t know why but even after your warning, well in my defense I wanted to read Bradley’s part even though he rehashed it from SI, but I was just stupid enough to read part of the comments. Promptly left back out after someone lumped Vick in with Our President of this great country.
JJ
July 7th, 2009
3:40 pm
Found a video clip of madden nfc south:
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=4249171&categoryid=3550185
August 14, 2009
JJ
July 7th, 2009
3:49 pm
Let’s try again shall we:
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=4271465&categoryid=3550185
Unbeleivable graphics of course, but I cannot wait to play out our season on the 65″ (box, not flat screen unfortunately). I’m finally going to upgrade (after allot of research) to the PSIII, blue ray won.
Talked to some guys at gamestop and they think sony will have a pkg. deal with madden for around $299.
SPS
July 7th, 2009
4:40 pm
KS: I’m not sure I would count on anything from Hutchins this season. That Lisfranc fracture he had is really serious, and arthritis is a common complication. I read that he was still hurting last month – nearly a year after the surgery. At his age, and considering the competition from the new draft picks, he might be done.
falcon21
July 7th, 2009
6:02 pm
WR, I hear what you’re saying. It’s all good but leave the hedges alone! By the way, I once new a GT fan and that is rare in these parts. Just kidding.
Sarah B
July 7th, 2009
9:32 pm
JJ – couldn’t find Red with Black. So went with black & white. Also I thought it was hilarious you beat Bradley to the punch with that article from SI.
JJ
July 7th, 2009
10:01 pm
Sarah B. – tnk my princess of the ‘cage! Haven’t heard from D3, must be tending to little WR. I used to live off of dresdan and chamblee-tucker back in the 90’s, sounds close to you. I’m now outside the perimeter, but with-in miles. I disagree with you about dekalb county, you can have them. Nothing racial, just political nin-comb-poops? At least ya’ll got rid of MR. CEO.
JJ
July 7th, 2009
10:04 pm
Sarah B. – have you checked out Bradley’s trash yet?
JJ
July 7th, 2009
10:06 pm
Rescue me is on, the best cable show on tv, besides deadliest catch!
Sarah B
July 7th, 2009
10:47 pm
Yeah JJ I simply didn’t push his button last time since he was running unapposed, refused to vote for him. Yes I checked out Bradly’s trash blog and trash it was indeed. I’m just off Dresden & Plaster & Buford Hwy. Practically at the end of the runway at PDK. But you get used to the planes. So you must be in nearby Fulton or Gwinnett. Love Rescue me… hit record in case I crash.
D3
July 7th, 2009
11:01 pm
What’s Goin’ on My Fellow ‘Cagers? Good times rolling along here during the dog days of summer, scorching heat, good grillin’, and getting ever so closer to the big day: 2009 Training Camp! It’ll be here before you know it. To ‘Birds and ‘Ball……..
falcon21 – I’m not completely sold on the Saints, but if everything fell into place, which would be a lot, they might could make some noise. Reggie Bush is turning out to be just like his buddy Matt Leinart: pretty boy USC guys who like the idea of being a football player, rather than actually working hard to achieve. We’ll see.
Tim – thanks for the props my friend. We certainly welcome your opinion and its a great way to pass the time as we try to entertain ourselves as we move ever so closer to August. I’ve usually never given a crap about pre-season…until now. I can’t wait for this one. All credit goes to TD & Smitty for that one.
JJ – what’s up my friend? Thanks, but until it goes live I’m not counting my eggs yet. It all seems a go, but I’m just playing the waiting game at this point. That’s the main reason I haven’t really said anything. If it does go forwards, I’ve got a bunch of stuff ready for us. Can’t wait for this year’s Madden, for obvious reasons. They should release it exactly one month from the first game in order to give us something to do for chrissake.
Sarah B. – you’re definitely not the only one who doesn’t have a Facebook account. But people who I never in a million years would have one, does. I got my social networking here in the ‘Cage. What fireworks did you shoot off? I set off a few good ones in Tenn on July 4th. $20 gone in like 2 minutes.
WR – you know I’m all in for a fantasy league for sure. The thing is that we’ve got to get at least 8 in. I’m in, you, & Sarah, but do we have 5 more?
Coach Ken – Oh, I definitely agree about the potential we have ready to go. I guess I’m just a bit superstitous on pumping up our team before the season starts. Jerry and Lewis having serious injury histories makes me a little nervous. By every account, we should see vast improvement.
SPS – nice point on Hutchins. He may be in great with the coaching staff, but he will have a serious climb to get over injury and win a spot, especially if we only carry 5 CB’s.
Good stuff peeps. DOL’s gotta a new blog up, I guess we’ll see you over there!
D3
July 7th, 2009
11:03 pm
JJ – knew you were my boy, but after finding out for your affinity for Rescue Me, you up in the Heisman analogs. Absolutely one of the best shows EVER! Especially the 3rd season. Hated seeing Chief Reilly go out like he did. They’re definitely not afraid to pull some stuff on that show. Love it!
Sarah B
July 7th, 2009
11:15 pm
I’m definately up for a fantasy league. Can we do it on Yahoo? That’s the one we use for our work league so I know it well. We have at least 5 so far so 3 more should not be hard. No more than 12 though, last year we had 12 and when you had an injury the waiver wire was empty and it was pot luck.
Teresacgl
February 8th, 2010
4:18 pm
interesting post. I would love to follow you on twitter. By the way, did any one hear that some chinese hacker had hacked twitter yesterday again.