I'm in the "bring in Cunningham" crowd. He's really good against the run and we have no one besides Parsons. LVE is a liability now just like Jaylon was. It's a shame but it is reality.
Low risk, high reward. He'd be very cheap for the last month of the season. If he doesn't work out, cut bait. If he plays lights out, that only helps our playoff chances. Use him and if he's just a terrible person/teammate, drop him after the season.For those who want Cunningham, why would Houston release this player and take a 5.6 million hit this year and a 12.8 million hit on 2022 cap if he is so good?
Those numbers say buyer beware for some reason.
LVE should of been cut before Jaylon. IMHO
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And that’s from a favorable source as well.
He's right, you're wrong. Just accept it.You’re being willfully ignorant.
I'm pretty I've seen him miss more than 6 tackles. They must not be including those instances where he doesn't attempt the tackle.Let's take a look at some stats for LVE:
Tackles: 50 combined, 33 solos
Sacks: 1
Pressures: 3
completion % against: 75%
Yards allowed (receptions): 232
Completions/Targets: 21/28
YAC: 213
Passer rating against: 99.1
Missed tackles: 6
Missed tackle %: 10.7%
So, to sum it up, he can't tackle and he can't cover. Passed time for him to sit.
Heath always gave max effort and layed the wood when the opportunity presented itself. Heath was also a UDFA not a 1st round pick.He’s this year’s Jaylon Smith! Or maybe Heath.
Wow, The kid and I have been trash taking LVE for a while now. He's not good and is negative on this defense. Gimme back Jaylon at this point. Well, crap, maybe not that either. Get another LB in there all together.
That's not how Sean Lee taught them both to LB though...It's not his fault. That how Jaylon taught him to LB!
Blah blah blah. Dude you are so full of ish it's not funny. I know you think that you are an alpha but I don't think your bark would be so big face to face.LMAO not close to the truth but hey im well aware of the overactive replies around here full of estrogen..hope that clears up..good luck
Loved lve. Bought his jersey when his # 55 was set after the draft. Thought we had the next great lber. Didn't work out unfortunately. Hes still better than jacklyn though lol. Can't believe that guy got Jerry's money lmao. Jacklyn one of the most embarrassing dallas players to ever wear the star!
ahh reposts top threats also not much bite from a keyboard.nextBlah blah blah. Dude you are so full of ish it's not funny. I know you think that you are an alpha but I don't think your bark would be so big face to face.
I remember him trying to blast people with a shoulder injury, lol.Heath always gave max effort and layed the wood when the opportunity presented itself. Heath was also a UDFA not a 1st round pick.
I see nothing wrong with LVE's effort. I have no doubt he plays hard. I do think he isn't as instinctive or naturally aggressive as he would ideally be, or would be expected from a 1st rounder.LVE's injuries in the past have prevented him from performing at his best. Fans trashing his effort or any other personal crap need to get a clue. You can clearly see he's not as mobile and has slowed down.
That's not how Sean Lee taught them both to LB though...
Blah blah blah. Dude you are so full of ish it's not funny. I know you think that you are an alpha but I don't think your bark would be so big face to face.
2018 he was ranked among the best and had a productive season. In 2019, after his neck injury which involved nerve issues he wasn't the same. Then in 202 is broke his collarbone and then had another surgery. It just looks to me that he's physically limited and playing stiff. I've seen this before. You can see him make attempts to get to the ball carrier, but he's a couple steps slow and severely lack flexibility shedding blockers.I see nothing wrong with LVE's effort. I have no doubt he plays hard. I do think he isn't as instinctive or naturally aggressive as he would ideally be, or would be expected from a 1st rounder.
Heath always gave max effort and layed the wood when the opportunity presented itself. Heath was also a UDFA not a 1st round pick.