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Quote from: The Blount Train on February 14, 2011, 08:07:47 PMSome of you are just ridiculous with your evaluations of our players. Cody Grimm had a few nice games as a fill-in starter but I can't see him as a starting safety in this league. Corey Lynch, Larry Asante and Sean Jones? No. I think Asante has some potential and Jones is solid as a stop-gap but we need Tanard Jackson. It's funny that some of you forget he was our BEST defensive player no questions asked in 2009 as just a second year player. He's one of the top safetys in the entire league and there's no receiver that wants to catch a ball across the middle with Tanard Jackson coming straight for them. If you put Tanard with Rahim Moore as our starting safetys (Grimm and Jones/Asante backing them up) with Talib and this guy that's going to be a free agent this summer (Biggers, Ronde and Myron backing them up) and Raheem coaching them.....I think we have the scariest secondary in the entire league.Nobody considered TJax special outside of Tampa. He had his moments and a few hard hits, but he was also out of position a lot and had more missed tackles than Sabby in 2009. He looked like crap the first three weeks of 2010, and with his repeated suspensions he is obviously not a dependable piece to build around.Cody Grimm is far from a sure thing. He could struggle next year, but in 2010 he looked like a guy that could start at SS for us for the next ten years. Other than the big TD reception he gave up in his first start, he made very few mistakes and many great plays. He and Barber were our best tacklers by far. I'm sorry you don't see that. I think you are the one that has ridiculous evaluations of our players.
Some of you are just ridiculous with your evaluations of our players. Cody Grimm had a few nice games as a fill-in starter but I can't see him as a starting safety in this league. Corey Lynch, Larry Asante and Sean Jones? No. I think Asante has some potential and Jones is solid as a stop-gap but we need Tanard Jackson. It's funny that some of you forget he was our BEST defensive player no questions asked in 2009 as just a second year player. He's one of the top safetys in the entire league and there's no receiver that wants to catch a ball across the middle with Tanard Jackson coming straight for them. If you put Tanard with Rahim Moore as our starting safetys (Grimm and Jones/Asante backing them up) with Talib and this guy that's going to be a free agent this summer (Biggers, Ronde and Myron backing them up) and Raheem coaching them.....I think we have the scariest secondary in the entire league.
That was 2 years ago and I'm not going to go searching all over google for it.
He also had a pretty solid 2009, considering he missed 4 games. Before this most recent suspension, I'd probably rank him in the top ten, league-wide.
Jackson had an elite rookie season year but after that he regressed. Borderline top 10 safety at best.
Quote from: Detrimental on February 15, 2011, 02:44:32 PMJackson had an elite rookie season year but after that he regressed. Borderline top 10 safety at best.When did that happen? he had better numbers in 08 and 09 than he did his rookie year. 5 ints in 12 games? if he can get it together I can see this DB team being top 5 material.
Quote from: PassThePigSkin on February 15, 2011, 03:04:20 PMQuote from: Detrimental on February 15, 2011, 02:44:32 PMJackson had an elite rookie season year but after that he regressed. Borderline top 10 safety at best.When did that happen? he had better numbers in 08 and 09 than he did his rookie year. 5 ints in 12 games? if he can get it together I can see this DB team being top 5 material.He missed fewer tackles his rookie year and his % caught on in 2007 was better than 08 and 09.