Agreed
Yeah?
If Greedy clicks early like Ward did... that defense is going to be dangerous.
to match that dangers offensive
Loaded roster that can compete with the best of the best. But It’s not going to be easy sledding for them. All of their toughest games are on the road this year. Interested to see how they handle adversity with all those personalities in that lockeroom.
true, but bake rallies guys
Yes he did. But the more big personalities you add, the harder it becomes to lead.
Where are you getting this from? Aside from Baltimore and Pittsburgh in division, their only tough road game is NE. Otherwise they have:
I noticed that yesterday. THe schedule I was looking at wasn't the current one.
Looks like you got your wish...Greedy could turn out to be a stud, but talking about SB, etc, the kid just needs to earn a starting gig first. A lot to like, but also enough to drop him from the 1st or 2nd CB taken to the 7th CB taken.
I think the fact that he's our CB2 makes him even more valuable. The biggest knock on him was tackling, which is definitely a concern. That said, his coverage skills were outstanding. I don't know that he's necessarily going to be putting WRs on an island, but matching up against teams' #2 WR should bode well for him.
He'd be far from the first CB to become a stud after dropping behind others in the draft. Richard Sherman was a 4th rounder and was the best CB in the league for several years. Desmond King, Jason McCourty, Pierre Desir, Xavien Howard, Casey Hayward, Darius Slay, Trumaine Johnson, and Steven Nelson were drafted 2nd round or (some much) later. Chris Harris, Bryce Callahan, and AJ Bouye were UDFA. They were all top 25 CBs in the league last year.
