The James Gang Circa 2008
Clarence Hill over at the Star-Telegram wrote a nice piece here about the complimentary styles between Bradie James and Zach Thomas. The reports out of camp about Zach Thomas have been off the scale. Clarence has one thing to say :
But let’s be clear about one thing. Linebacker Bradie James remains the vocal and emotional leader on defense.
As every good captain should be. It has been facinating for me to watch Bradie's development over the past few years. The respect he gets from his teammates and coaches is well deserved. Bradie isn't shy about promoting himself either:
"I changed the game," James said. "I am the most productive Mike linebacker he has ever had. I am going to keep doing what I am doing. I led the team in tackles the last three years in a row. It’s going to be four years in a row."
When you can back it up with stats like those, a little chest thumping is O.K. by me.
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That is what leaders do, they lead..
"If you see me up in the mountains with a lion, I ain't lyin
don't help me, help the mountain lion"
Bradie is really a lightning rod.
Great find in the 4th round by the way. Thanks Parcells/Jerry Jones combo! Is that PC enough?
Remember when Parcells said, “he couldn’t lift a box of Kleenex when he got here.” Now, Bradie IS the strong leader, the voice of the front 7.
That #38 sure can hit!
defn gotten better
and with the addition of Zach, that”ll keep him on his toes, makn the LB corp one the best in the league, we”re sure headed there.
i've always liked james...
so he can talk all he wants because….........he backs it up.
I don't need a compass to know which way the wind shines....
I also like that he doesn't let a big mouth like Brandon Jacobs
try to intimidate him and his teammates. Sure Burnett has alot to say bout that guy too.
That #38 sure can hit!
by Aaron Novinger on Aug 1, 2008 3:36 PM CDT up reply actions

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