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Josh Norman

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Guest Bwood

Guest Bwood

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Ok, I don't know if this has been brought up yet, but

A. Norman cut his dreads.

B. Norman was our #2 corner, not Captain like previously announced.

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The dreadless look for him actually makes him appear more threating and legit, it's a good look. And he looked decent yesterday, he obviously didn't fair well in certain situations seeing as how Rivera doesn't even know if he wants him to fuging start or not.

Things like that can throw your game off a little bit.

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i was watching to see if they play him at CB2 only in the nickel when munnerlyn played the slot, but it seemed to me he was on the field even in the base set. someone with NFL rewind would have to go back and look to find out for sure.

the bucs have good receivers and a quarterback that can get them the ball. it's a credit to his abilities that he didn't get burnt, especially with a pass rush that looked pretty anemic at times.

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Yeah, the only BLOWN play in coverage was that TE pass and I credit that to a Nakamura fug up more so than Norman.

He played exceptionally well yesterday.

You can't say that for sure as you don't know the assignments.....

He did play admirably when lined up against VJax though.

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LOL .............. Dude Williams had 2 catches for 12 yards. I'd hardly consider that getting beat a lot.

And the catch that mattered he was wide open for a TD. The TD that ended being the difference between a win and a loss.

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