Training Camp

[impactplaya]

(06-24-2022, 08:45 AM)Sled21 Wrote: I'm not hating on the guy, I hope he does nothing but come in and dominate, but I don't get the whole Volson is going to take Carman's spot thing. He's making a huge jump from the size college ball he played to playing in the NFL. I've never seen him play, but unless he's something really special, I expect him to struggle his first year. On the flip side of that, Carman is more removed from his injury, and is going back to the left side of the line where he's more comfortable. I expect him to take big strides this year. Of course, expectations are just that, expectations. What is it about Volson that has everyone so hyped about him?

I think Volson has a better work ethic than Carmen 
Volson learned at a early age about having a really
Strong work ethic .
He grew up in North Dakota. Worked on farm , sun
Up to Sundown. He couldn't afford to take a day off
Volson had to fight doubters to get to this level 
He didn't get any D-1 offers.
So let's  not sell short those intangiables he brings 
To the position 
Didn't Carmen come in complacent and overweight 
As a rookie ? 
His effort wasn't consistant and I think Pollack 
Made light of that 
Volson going come in and compete and grind 
No sense of entitlement cause he came from big time program 
Some of the best players in Bengals history came from Under the radar schools

Ken Anderson Augustana College 
Lamar Parrish Linwood
Chad Johnson  Oregon State (not exactly a powerhouse )
Issac Curtis San Diego State