re: Who's Levingston's backup?

Alem can be a feast or famine type of player some games, and I sort of envision Coleman being the same way. Alem did get beaten badly a couple of times during the game, but you have to remember, it's his job to provide almost all of the pressure from the D-line (God knows we're not going to get it from anybody else), so he sort of HAS to go with reckless abandon.