Who was the best CB at the OTAs..

[PhillyB]

ah, i'm a lazyass and didn't read the article.

[rayzor]

the article is about rico. the thread is about what he said about josh norman...except it isn't.

[Catalyst]

I'm optimistic about Norman, but it's WAY too early to be pegging him as the next Revis.

[Munch4455]

What I am most interested in about Norman in OTA's is how his footwork looked and how fluid he was when he had to come out of a backpedal and run downfield(From what I understand he had stiff hips in college). He is highly regarded for his press skills(which we haven't seen yet bc its no contact), so if he looks good in coverage, I am hoping he has the potential to be the starter so far.

[rayzor]

I'm optimistic about Norman, but it's WAY too early to be pegging him as the next Revis.

did that happen?

didn't see it. just like in other threads i see guys being excited about the prospect and potential of a rookie CB who might actually be decent.

[Ivan The Awesome]

So because Rico wallace said this, it's grounds for being true. I thought all we ever needed was Dash Globals approval. Now we need Rico Wallace, UDFA, Rookie UDFA to tell us this. Sweet. I'm sold.

[rayzor]

because he's the only player saying anything about norman being impressive.

[Tarheels23]

Practice Squad written all over him. He's already shown more promise than Edwards, Pilares, and Green as a receiver.

It'll be interesting to see how the 3rd, 4th, and 5th WR spot pans out. I included the 3rd spot because I believe Tutu has just as much of a chance of taking it as Gettis does. Even though we're all pulling for Gettis.

[KendrickPanther]

It will all come down to the mental game. 30" arms won't help if you let someone get 20 yards past you expecting safety help.