I have to finally give Bradberry credit

[beastson]

I must admit this is the best he's ever looked re-watching the game. He's reacting much quicker than before

[Seltzer]

Jackson/Bradberry have the potential to be the best CB tandem we had since Gamble/Lucas

[OneBadCat]

1 minute ago, Seltzer said:

Jackson/Bradberry have the potential to be the best CB tandem we had since Gamble/Lucas

They’ll be better. Bradberry just got started and Jackson is a rookie. They’ve both got legit skillsets and youth is on their side for their athleticism.

 

Oh and just wanna say fug Jon Fox for not putting Gamble on Fitzgerald in 08 playoffs 

[Doc Holiday]

4 minutes ago, OneBadCat said:

They’ll be better. Bradberry just got started and Jackson is a rookie. They’ve both got legit skillsets and youth is on their side for their athleticism.

 

Oh and just wanna say fug Jon Fox for not putting Gamble on Fitzgerald in 08 playoffs 

 One of the most confusing coaching decisions of all time.

lets not put the shut down corner on the best receiver in the NFL....

i believe Larry even thanks the panthers for not putting Gamble on him in the post game

[Gregg S]

1 minute ago, Doc Holiday said:

 One of the most confusing coaching decisions of all time.

lets not put the shut down corner on the best receiver in the NFL....

i believe Larry even thanks the panthers for not putting Gamble on him in the post game

That game pissed me off no end.  I kept telling my buddy that if I could see what the Cards were doing from way up in the upper deck, why couldn't the coaches.  Still pisses me off to think about it.

[t96]

19 minutes ago, Seltzer said:

Jackson/Bradberry have the potential to be the best CB tandem we had since Gamble/Lucas

Josh and Peanut were pretty damn good for 13 whatever games but yeah I'm excited about our CBs.

[tondi]

And they'll both become FAs in the same year correct?  Will be interesting to see what we do there. 

[OneBadCat]

13 minutes ago, Doc Holiday said:

 One of the most confusing coaching decisions of all time.

lets not put the shut down corner on the best receiver in the NFL....

i believe Larry even thanks the panthers for not putting Gamble on him in the post game

He did thank them. 

It was like Fox outcoached himself. Like he thought, “Dont worry. Just you wait. They’re gonna switch Larry and put him on Gambles side. Then he’ll get shut down!.”

[w280sax]

3 minutes ago, tondi said:

And they'll both become FAs in the same year correct?  Will be interesting to see what we do there. 

I would think Bradbury should be a free agent 2 years before Jackson unless I’m missing something.

[tondi]

Thats right this is his third season. I was thinking it was second.  That'll be one year at least.

[Pejorative Miscreant]

He is the quiet giant of the defense imo.  

[Seltzer]

1 hour ago, OneBadCat said:

They’ll be better. Bradberry just got started and Jackson is a rookie. They’ve both got legit skillsets and youth is on their side for their athleticism.

 

Oh and just wanna say fug Jon Fox for not putting Gamble on Fitzgerald in 08 playoffs 

Fox deserved to be fired for that decision alone.  Anquan Boldin was hurt for that game... Stopping Fitzgerald was the most important thing on defense and Fox's arrogance got in the way

[DeAngelo Beason]

He's been getting more and more credit each week, but something about this past game cemented him to me as a top notch corner.  I'd say he's definitely in the top 1/3rd overall right now, and steadily improving him.  They kept going after him and he kept shutting everything down.

He reeeally reminds me more and more of Josh Norman every day.  

[Khyber53]

Quiet corners are something to watch, for sure. No getting in the other guy's head, no boom and swagger, just taking care of business like it was no big thing.

He's not Gamble... yet.