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Josh Norman

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Now there are bigger fish to fry tonight but don't let him overall get lost in it

he once against showed he is probably the dumbest player on our team. He is gonna cost us a game too if he stays on the field.

He tried to scoop Philly's fumble. On the 3rd down stop prior to the fumble he easily could of been flagged and let Pitt keep driving with dumb shoving after the play, went offsides on the FG with Horton, etc.

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Philly should have fell on it first his fault all the way around

No doubt.

But it would have been nice for non rookie who has been here for years.....who was in position to save us from the rookie's blunder to of done it. When you play rookies you depend on vets to help cover some of there mistakes. He thinks like a rookie.....and he will get us in a later game

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I get that people like him because he's physically gifted and we have this affinity for unheralded players and whatever. I'm not trying to poo on anyone's player crush. But he's an old rookie, he makes the very same mistakes he made when he first arrived and appears to have the instincts and football IQ of a tree stump.

 

No one on defense exactly covered themselves with glory today, so not trying to pick on just him, but I really don't see why we keep him around.

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I get that people like him because he's physically gifted and we have this affinity for unheralded players and whatever. I'm not trying to poo on anyone's player crush. But he's an old rookie, he makes the very same mistakes he made when he first arrived and appears to have the instincts and football IQ of a tree stump.

 

No one on defense exactly covered themselves with glory today, so not trying to pick on just him, but I really don't see why we keep him around.

whos better than him?

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I honestly think we should cut Norman. Cason was terrible though so we may have to put up with it. Mel should've had a TD thrown on him but he got a gift from the refs. Bene shows promise but I really don't know about him being a quality starter on the outside. Should stick to nickel for now. We really need to address CB/S in the draft early and we REALLY REALLY need Hardy back.

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just fall on the freakin ball...I don't get it.  This is coached from pee wee on...fall on the freakin ball.  Had he covered it up, we might have won this game.  Instead, we get embarrassed.  We may not see Philly in a while...Stephen Hill, come on down. 

Also, plant your fuging feet on the 10 and don't move, let the ball go over you.  Philly is a mental midget.

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