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CB James Bradberry

2016 snaps: 799

Key stat: Wasn’t beaten for a reception longer than 31 yards all season.

Another impressive rookie cornerback, Bradberry started from day one despite making the step up from Samford college as a second-round draft pick. Exposed badly in Week 1, Bradberry performed very well after that, and showed some spectacular plays in zone coverage consistent with a player of much more experience. He was beaten for an average of just 10.6 all season despite playing on the perimeter and not the slot where catch averages are lower.

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51 minutes ago, rayzor said:

our secondary is far from a liability. bradberry is a huge part of that. guy has a bright future ahead of him. both of our sophomore starters do. it's a good feeling.

The first half of last season was brutal but once they hit their stride they played remarkably well. I'm excited about our defense this season. 

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