On the good news front ...

[Big Time]

Steel plate in his leg??

Yup. He's the man of steel

[Dan_Payne_fan!!]

The problem with Glatt's injury is they don't really know what it is. He isn't able to have a MRI because he has a steel plate in his leg. They have rules out any tears. It will just take time.

Steel plate in his leg??

yeah he broke his leg in his last year with UBC

[Hawkballer 14]

The problem with Glatt's injury is they don't really know what it is. He isn't able to have a MRI because he has a steel plate in his leg. They have rules out any tears. It will just take time.

Steel plate in his leg??

Is that from the broken leg which he suffered his senior year at UBC?

[bumblebee]

Adding to the good news...JC is close to signing an extension according to reports made in another thread.

They're able to sign the big guy himself????!!!!! They must have some pretty big connections........

[Rammer]

A big part of being a MLB is the ability to anticipate the hole that the running back will choose and then reacting fast enough to meet him in the hole.

IMHO, Glatt still does not possess that ability as initial contact is usually 2 or 3 yards past the LOS if the Dline doesn't get a hand on the RB...........even worse for Pottinger with his limited experience.

For that reason, it would be advantageous to bring in a true run stopping MLB to play on 1st downs.......much like when Barrin Simpson was here.

Glatt studies his opponents game film thoroughly, to the point that he is able to know if it is a running or passing play for almost every down. He is gaining more and more knowledge as he plays, but he is still a little ways away from being a true run stopper, but his passing coverage minimizes the extra couple of yards gained on where his tackle is initiated.

If you watch Pottinger on the highlight reels of the game, he is selecting the wrong gap in almost every play where a TD is scored via the run.