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I'm still torn between drafting milliner or Banks.People talk a lot about Xavier, but I just don't see it. Tampa needs raw talent in the corner position, not a "good tackler." That same thought pattern may have made Tampa waste their pick, picking up Barron.Besides the injury issue, he is the better corner for what the bucs need.However, any of the top three cbs I would be happy with. As long as that's done, there is going to be improvement. The best alternative, at least by my standards, would be to skip CB altogether and draft BPA while signing two arguably fair quality FA CBs.
Quote from: Benchwarmer#1 on January 22, 2013, 12:52:24 AMI'm still torn between drafting milliner or Banks.People talk a lot about Xavier, but I just don't see it. Tampa needs raw talent in the corner position, not a "good tackler." That same thought pattern may have made Tampa waste their pick, picking up Barron.Besides the injury issue, he is the better corner for what the bucs need.However, any of the top three cbs I would be happy with. As long as that's done, there is going to be improvement. The best alternative, at least by my standards, would be to skip CB altogether and draft BPA while signing two arguably fair quality FA CBs.If New England had Xavier Rhodes, then both of those TD passes to him would have been knocked down or intercepted. Flacco wouldn't even throw it.
Quote from: Benchwarmer#1 on January 22, 2013, 12:52:24 AMI'm still torn between drafting milliner or Banks.People talk a lot about Xavier, but I just don't see it. Tampa needs raw talent in the corner position, not a "good tackler." That same thought pattern may have made Tampa waste their pick, picking up Barron.Besides the injury issue, he is the better corner for what the bucs need.However, any of the top three cbs I would be happy with. As long as that's done, there is going to be improvement. The best alternative, at least by my standards, would be to skip CB altogether and draft BPA while signing two arguably fair quality FA CBs.I agree in part. Think we should grab 2 decent corners in FA, and take BPA with #13. I dont agree that Barron was a wasted pick, what we are asking of him is much more than he was used to at Bama...he will be better every year for the next few and be our new Lynch.
Quote from: ComeOnMan on January 22, 2013, 09:02:02 AMQuote from: Benchwarmer#1 on January 22, 2013, 12:52:24 AMI'm still torn between drafting milliner or Banks.People talk a lot about Xavier, but I just don't see it. Tampa needs raw talent in the corner position, not a "good tackler." That same thought pattern may have made Tampa waste their pick, picking up Barron.Besides the injury issue, he is the better corner for what the bucs need.However, any of the top three cbs I would be happy with. As long as that's done, there is going to be improvement. The best alternative, at least by my standards, would be to skip CB altogether and draft BPA while signing two arguably fair quality FA CBs.I agree in part. Think we should grab 2 decent corners in FA, and take BPA with #13. I dont agree that Barron was a wasted pick, what we are asking of him is much more than he was used to at Bama...he will be better every year for the next few and be our new Lynch.I don't think baron was a was wasted pick, only that he was chosen to be a physical tackling machine. Coverage was never his main thing, so we really need to gain more "coverage" guys out there, than guys who can tackle well at this point. If we bring in more guys like that, our run defense will be even stronger, but our pass defense will have the short end of the stick once again. That's what I'm worried about with Rhodes, and it's something that needs to be considered. We don't need another guy than can tackle well, play nickle well, but on an island out long, can't keep up with people. Rhodes would be an improvement over anyone we have at corner, but we need a dynamic corner and someone who can turn turnovers into points. In a nutshell, that's Banks.