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Chink in Jaycee Horns armor/Achilles heel

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2 hours ago, CRA said:

I think Horn really just had one really bad play Sunday.  But that's sort of what you pay him for.....that one man on man play at the goal vs Olave.  That's supposed to be Horn's strength.  Being able to play man over zone. 

I still think Horn lacks the one season that actually proves he is what we think he is. 

On the season his stat line versus NO is:

8 completions on 12 targets, 157 yds, 3 TD's, 0 INT's, 2 Passes Deflected 

Half of his total TD's allowed has been to the Saints.

The Saints have absolutely dominated him.

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If you are going to line him up against Olave, who is a great route runner, you have to let him press him and get him off his route.  Playing him on an island against Olave with 5-8 yards space in front of him is not using him to the best of his abilities IMO and it gives Olave a nice advantage. 

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1 hour ago, Aussie Tank said:

I haven't got a problem with Horn. But I have got a problem with paying him that contract while he plays in this soft coverage crap we trot out week in week out 

 

That's my issue, he's got the top CB money for a few days, like in the largest CB contract in NFL history and I believe he still has a large guarantee which is tied to GP, but....... he's had bad moments during the season for being the "guy". Still a fan and all, but I understand the whispers, cause Ive had them during the season. Then he has a 2 INT game, but falls down twice in the next game.....I swear the trolly "he's got money on the game comments"....... it has felt like that at times..... lock in horn they need you!!

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