re: Lewis Neal Interview

I always thought that he could be a dominant LB (the traditional assumption being that 6' or 6'1" is a little undersized for a DE). his strength and speed coupled with his willingness to get down and dirty on the edge would make him a scary LB to face. I'll bet that he's the fourth/jack LB when we run 3-4 sets because he could be used to fool the O into thinking we're running a 4-3.