Falcons LB Richard Jarvis winds up as 2018’s surprise keeper

Well Youth Keanu Neal Jersey , the Atlanta Falcons are always good for at least one roster surprise a season. In 2018, it’s the decision to keep UDFA LB Richard Jarvis on their final count. Jarvis plays on the strongside for Atlanta and could effectively be considered De’Vondre Campbell’s backup now. He was a standout at Brown where he found his career as a pass rusher and made his way to Atlanta in April as an undrafted guy. He must’ve had a heck of a summer without a lot of us keying in on it, though he did notch a sack in the team’s unfortunate scrum with the Dolphins Thursday. He also got solid special teams playing time in the last couple of games. Our head honcho Dave Choate thought he might make the practice squad and had a feeling the team liked him. The special teams ability certainly helps. If he’s the main SAM backup, he might be active on game days this year, helping out in that capacity. For those mourning the loss of LB Jonathan Celestin (for now), think about Jarvis’ flexibility to play on the strong side. Celestin filled niches the team already had filled, more or less. They could bring him back to join the practice squad, though he’s probably going to be claimed on the waiver wire by a team who can use him now Authentic Julio Jones Jersey , given his strong preseason play. We’ll see how Jarvis figures into Atlanta’s plans for 2018 and beyond, but for now, consider him the surprise of cut day.If you could take one Buccaneer, who are you adding to the Falcons? Last week proved to be a tough call for Falcons fans asked to select the one player they would add to Atlanta’s roster from Pittsburgh, though I bet it wasn’t such a difficult call after Cam Hayward and T.J. Watt made Matt Ryan’s life miserable. This week, though, the call is once again a difficult one.That’s because the Falcons are playing the Buccaneers, one of the most bewildering teams in the NFL. Every year Matt Ryan Jersey , Tampa Bay seems to add fresh talent to their roster, and every year, they seem to come up well short of actually doing anything with it. This week is still very much up in the air—the Bucs are 2-2 and only have one awful game thus far—but it’s fair to wonder if a Mike Smith defense in 2018 can do enough to keep them in games. Still, there’s talent here. You could take a hard look at Ali Marpet to help on the interior of this struggling offensive line, or Demar Dotson and Donovan Smith if you wanted a salve at tackle, though neither player distinguished themselves against a nasty Bears pass rush in Week 4. There’s receiver Mike Evans, who would turn this receiving corps into even more of a ridiculous asset than it already is. And then there’s young, useful defensive linemen like Noah Spence and Vita Vea who would at least give Atlanta upside and talent along a shaky front http://www.authenticsatlantafalcons.com/cheap-matt-bosher-jersey , even if neither has done much to this point. Personally, I’d be tempted to go with Marpet. The Falcons have an increasing, uncomfortable number of questions about their offensive line heading into next season, and getting one of the quietly better young interior linemen in the NFC would help take care of that for a few seasons. But the smart pick might still be Gerald McCoy, who remains one of the most potent defensive tackles in the game despite his advancing age, and a nice addition to a defensive line that needs help right now. Who would you pick?

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