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Pssst... Bradberry is really good.

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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CRA Grand Master

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Just now, pantherj said:

And let's say he doesn't have a good game against Jones and the rest. That doesn't really tell us that he's not going to be a good CB for us in the long run.

Of course it doesn't.  It means he is a rookie DB facing a great pass attack with spotty pass rush. 

A win to me is if he can limit the chunk plays and keep the yardage in front of him.  I don't really care if Bree's gets yards in front of him and he shouldn't either 

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The way you beat the Saints is that you have a pass rush up the middle that can get an interior push that can move Brees off his spot. This is a big part of the reason we selected big Vern in the 1st round. If you let Brees stay on his spot then he's just going to throw timing routes that can't be stopped. He's throwing to a spot and the receiver is going to get there before the DB, so don't judge Bradberry if he can't stop that. The DT have to stop Brees, and the DBs need to stop the deep stuff.

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17 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

All you have to do is go into the settings and turn the salary cap off.

Re-position them all to pungers when contract time rolls around and they'll be wayyyy cheaper. Then just move them back to their current positions after they sign.

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13 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Not possible. I've been assured by people on this board that he's not any good.

 

 

 

Or are those people just dumbasses?

Most are.  Some are just trolling because that's their way of coping with a bad season.  Immaturity is a defense mechanism 

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Big fan of his play.. just wonder about those TOEEEEES DOEEEE

 

Seriously feet problems can stick with you and put any man at any skill down. Can't walk without no feet.

 

Without Bradberry its a tough swallow to see anyone else cover top WRs. NFC South is not lacking on tough mfs to cover.

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1 hour ago, Promethean Forerunner said:

Yep, our front seven had nothing to do with his success...

Reality check, our secondary is set for the future with a young gun at 21 than some 29 year old diva who would have cost us Turner, Short, Norwell, or Star.

Logic. Use it.

Well...our secondary isn't set yet  We are learning about them.  

we have played 2 games against two upper tier NFL pass attacks and our entire secondary was destroyed in both.  

Thurs is another test with another arrangement of DBs.  Hopefully this grouping shows up. 

But as of right now, we can't mark DB as a position group covered 

 

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3 minutes ago, CRA said:

Well...our secondary isn't set yet  We are learning about them.  

we have played 2 games against two upper tier NFL pass attacks and our entire secondary was destroyed in both.  

Thurs is another test with another arrangement of DBs.  Hopefully this grouping shows up. 

But as of right now, we can't mark DB as a position group covered 

Because as we all know, cornerbacks never improve. What you see in the middle of their rookie season is what they'll be their entire career.

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