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Jeremy Chinn getting attention.

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By Jeremy Igo,
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4 minutes ago, Ja Rhule said:

You have to use Chinn like Jamal Adams.  He reads the game very well and loves to hit.

We've used him the blitz the second most(5 times) on our team so far behind Juston Burris(6). He just needs to get a little better in coverage(allowed 6 completions on 9 targets) and clean up those missed tackles(leads team with 5). 

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Extremely happy to watch him fly around as it is one of the few bright spots in the games so far. He will get better and become a force for years to come, wish we had at least 3 more players that gave as much as him and we would at least have a swarming smothering defense. I would take that over anything else as that was the way of 2003 team and on the back end of the 2015 team. Honestly, just want to see good defense again, and don't want to see anymore defensive regression. 

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11 minutes ago, FuFuLamePoo said:

So is Derrick Brown, for being historically bad so far

I have to ask, and I am not meaning to offend, honestly.  Where does your opinion on Brown come from?  Do you just read the ratings?

I know they have him ranked poorly, but I watch him during the game, and I like what I have seen.  I feel like the penalties tanked his rating, but I don't want to be delusional here.  I like him.  He draws the double teams, doesn't seem to quit, and has the awareness to get his hands up and tip balls.

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