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Yasinskas on Beason

NanceUSMC

By NanceUSMC,
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bleys Newbie

bleys

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he's right..

I realize people enjoy the trill of panic, but what we have done this year so far hasn't killed our team..

there are positives to this season that just may outweigh the current off-season sentiment..

chemistry and players catching on will be vital. happens every year in the NFL. the field will be the judge...

until then.. it's all conjecture.. useless at best.

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

Mr. Scot

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He actually has a valid point.

Have you ever tried to lead a group in a team effort when the most talented guy in the bunch wasn't giving his all?

How do you jump on the lesser guy for dogging it when he can just point to the big guy and say "What about him? Why don't you ever jump on him for half-assing?"

It makes it very difficult.

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I've got to give Yas credit. While the Beason praise was easy, and the Peppers criticism was spot on, he said the ugly truth about Harris.

Harris wanted to lead, but really was famous for a couple of strips and one good hit every second or third game. He wasn't Ed Reed or Mike Minter back there. He was a good safety, but not one of the greatest players on the team.

Hate to see him go, don't get me wrong, but his bark was often more than his bite. Of course, a doberman's bark is often sufficient to keep the bad guys out of your yard.

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yeah, chris harris wasn't a huge loss for us as many people seem to think. i think godfrey will fill in nicely, but i'm more looking forward to seeing sherrod martin out there in the FS spot. i think he has the athleticism to be the next Ed Reed. should be an interesting year for him.

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yeah, chris harris wasn't a huge loss for us as many people seem to think. i think godfrey will fill in nicely, but i'm more looking forward to seeing sherrod martin out there in the FS spot. i think he has the athleticism to be the next Ed Reed. should be an interesting year for him.

Except Ed Reed can actually lay somebody out

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I've got to give Yas credit. While the Beason praise was easy, and the Peppers criticism was spot on, he said the ugly truth about Harris.

Harris wanted to lead, but really was famous for a couple of strips and one good hit every second or third game. He wasn't Ed Reed or Mike Minter back there. He was a good safety, but not one of the greatest players on the team.

Hate to see him go, don't get me wrong, but his bark was often more than his bite. Of course, a doberman's bark is often sufficient to keep the bad guys out of your yard.

It's a fair assessment.

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