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Melvin White


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Last season many of us including me bashed him about his play except the TD against ATL, now it seems that many think he could be a top 15 CB. What's his progress and how do u guys think about his chance of being the next Gamble for us?

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top 15 corner ....wut

 

don't get me wrong I love some Melvin

 

in no order:

 

sherman

peterson

reavis

haden

trufant

cromartie 

grimes

webb

talib

DRC

verner

boykin

sean smith

tim jennings 

casey hayward 

 

oldies but still good:

tillman

ike taylor 

 

 

edit: forgot 

 

Brandon Carr

Brandon flowers 

browner

byron maxwell

 

 

if your case was- which CB gives you the most bang for your buck, melvin might be in the convo- but overall he isn't top 15........yet

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If I recall correctly, Tom Brady picked on him during the MNF game last season. That's the only time I remember people really criticizing him. Otherwise he was solid.

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My sentiments exactly. That was the only game I thought he played like a rookie... but I mean come on... it was Tom Brady... Manning would have done the same thing. 

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... how do u guys think about his chance of being the next Gamble for us?

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White is a much more physical player than Gamble.

 

He may someday be our number 1 like Gamble, but their playing styles are much different.

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