Mike Tomlin Praises Steelers RB Isaac Redman

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  1. SRW

    SRW Ex-World's Worst Site Admin

    Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has been pleased with the progress of second-year RB Isaac Redman. "He has a low center of gravity, doesn't fumble, and has nice leg drive," Tomlin said. "His patience and vision have also improved. He's looking good." The Steelers are looking to build running back depth behind Rashard Mendenhall. Mewelde Moore seems to have locked up a role as a third-down back, and that leaves Redman competing with rookie Jonathan Dwyer for backup touches. Dwyer has the better long-term outlook, but Redman might be far more advanced as a goal-line back.

    Source: CBS Sports
     
  2. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    Hear that K Train? lol...
     
  3. blkngldbabe

    blkngldbabe Come Get Some!

    We're going to need him.
     
  4. Crowned

    Crowned Doesn't give a shit.

    Redzone Redman, a pre-season sensation.
     
  5. K Train

    K Train Do You Honeycutt?

    lol its that time of year again!!!!!
     
  6. blkngldbabe

    blkngldbabe Come Get Some!

    Regardless of what type of quality player you think he is, we're might thin behind Mendy and Moore.He better be ok. Dwyer is overweight and underconditioned, Summers is still being toyed with as a FB that Arians refuses to apply to most of his schemes. Regardless of him being the best thing in shorts according to the Fan boi's, he will be necessary to help out.
     
  7. K Train

    K Train Do You Honeycutt?

    where are you seeing dwyer is overweight an unconditioned? hes looked lean and in good shape when ive seen him
     
  8. blkngldbabe

    blkngldbabe Come Get Some!

    SCI. At lunch I"ll dig up some quotes.


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    Looked good at the OTA's then packed on the pounds before camp.


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    We later learned that Tomlin is not happy with the rookie Dwyer because he reported to training camp about 20 pounds more than what he weighed in the spring. We all marveled at the shape Dwyer was in this spring because one reason he was not drafted until the sixth round, or so they say, is because he had a tendency to put on to be overweight.


    http://plus.sites.post-gazette...ough-first-week
     
  9. K Train

    K Train Do You Honeycutt?

    damn, he was in GREAT shape in the spring...i guess we'll see how it plays out

    redman is just a sensation again, id be shocked if he saw the field during the regular season
     
  10. blkngldbabe

    blkngldbabe Come Get Some!

    As long as he can contribute on ST's and can punch it in while in the redzone, I see no issue keeping him aboard.