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That's what I'm saying. He ran routes and he ran them incredibly fast. He was a body catcher with zero sense of physicality and he made a career running deep slants.

ill say Correa, since he contributed overall nothing last year, but i think he has some solid traits to become an ILB. settling into a role and getting a reality check last year should do a lot for him. hes a dog with a hell of a motor and athleticism, also appears to have pretty natural instincts and awareness.

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Lmao that jadakiss quote... well played

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I'd give picks for him. It's worth the risk. But I wouldn't want a one year prove it deal, at least get him for 3 years so the dealt pick can be worthwhile. Hopefully he stays healthy. But it's basically selling out hoping we get one last shot at a super bowl. With the defense we have in place, we don't need to do any major rebuilding, just need a C, RT, and WR and we could absolutely contend every year. With our defense it feels like it would be worth it to sell out for another shot.

It might just be crazy enough to work

Didn't think devin smith would amount to much anyway. He wasn't fast or big enough to consistently do the only thing he did well

Devin smith was never gonna pan out anyway

Yeah I know he likes to stretch the field horizontal and vertical and last year was running more of treatmans system than anything. Hoping he caters to our strengths more this year

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It's crazy, we had west coast receivers with cam and ran a coryell, we have coryell receivers now and run a west coast.

Perriman wasn't our #2. Torrey became the #2 almost right away out of necessity. And he didn't have to grow into our super simplified coryell bombs away offense lol. Perrimans got a bigger learning curve and wasn't in football shape when he started, and also had Wallace Steve and pitta as he top targets ahead of him

Tyus might be the smoothest athlete pound for pound in this class

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Zach Cunningham is a horrid tackler though. I didn't notice it until voch Lombardi pointed it out, it's hard to notice a guy leading the nation in tackles being a bad tackler, but he is. I don't want a LB in the afc north who doesn't follow through with tackles. When you need to cover leveon bell for about 15 routes a game twice a year you better not bring that deadweight-and-spin tackling technique. Bowser, for his shortcomings, wraps and scoops like textbook tackling should look

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I think we've just seen a resurgence since signing weddle, our safety play has been so much better that we notice the effects when before we just saw the safeties as liabilities

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Luckily for us, that has been our scheme ever since jimmy stepped up. Isolate jimmy and clutter everything away from him, tighten up windows and give safety help. Along with the occasional safety blitz/zone blitz/fire blitz

I thought he could give bambam a run for his money as a SS lol

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I'm certain it was 56 lol it was just San Jose state though, Wyoming and Houston he was absolutely dominant.

If we run a gap scheme and slowly convert to a power scheme as guys like goose get acclimated to pulling and learn some better technique then it could work. But I'm just not sure he can acclimate. He doesn't seem to have that skillset to work in space

As explosive and flexible as he is, his footwork isn't the greatest. He takes wide steps and has a tendency to lose balance and get heavy feet