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Tillman is a BIG DB.


CatMan72

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Got me curious so I looked it up...

Tillman is listed at 6'2 (so is Johnson).

Most corners in the NFL are 5'10 to 5'11.

I like how Dave has increased the size of this team at almost every position.
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I guess I figured he would be shorter considering the nickname "Peanut."

​Actually, his nickname came from his aunt who said he looked like a peanut as a baby.  It stuck with him his entire life as he's always been known as Peanut.  Cajun fans (what few we had back in the dark days of Jerry Baldwin) always called him peanut, but believe me, in college, he was just as much of a freaking boss as he is now.

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I wonder what he could do at safety, a lot of good corners move to S towards the end of their careers and I know CT isn't afraid to put some hits on dudes. He is usually one of the league leaders in forced fumbles.​

And I hope he teaches the "peanut punch" to not only every member of the secondary, but to the whole damn defense. 

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