Dez sides with Beas

Future said:

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because Beasley was constantly getting bracketed.

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ItzKelz said:

Cooper is constantly doubled.

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Future said:

First of all, not on all of his big plays.

Second of all, Cooper is better than Beasley. What's your point?

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ItzKelz said:

We are talking about creating separation. Your claim is Cole is great at creating separation.

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Future said:

He is. Creating separation isn't possible if you are bracketed. Against 1-1 coverage, Beasley is excellent.

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ItzKelz said:

It is possible and it is done every week in the NFL and by our very own.......Cooper

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Future said:

Go ahead and show me the big plays he made when he faced bracket coverage.

I'll wait.

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ItzKelz said:

We are talking about separation not big plays.....but since you asked.

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Future said:

Go ahead and show me the big plays he made when he faced bracket coverage.

I'll wait.

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Future said:

I know. Beasley getting brackets either leaves the TE open in the seam or a WR with 1-1 outside.

Beasley's point is that he will get more opportunities in Buffalo's offense, and everyone is butthurt by it.

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Streetwise said:

What kind of bracket coverage are you talking about specifically?

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Future said:

In/out, with horizontal leverage. All Beasley did was run horizontal option routes. They're stopped by bracket coverage, no matter who the receiver is.

I guess you could make the argument that the play above is over/under, but you can't really do that when a player can just pick a shoulder of the over defender. Cooper knows he's going to beat his man, and then just attacks the inside shoulder of the safety. There's literally nothing the safety can do there.

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Streetwise said:

Don't most teams only bring 4 lineman and the secondary are in man?

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Future said:

I mean some play more zone than man, but yea, I guess. What does that matter?

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Streetwise said:

Because I was under the impression bracket coverage is used primarily to defend the RPO, which we didn't use very often.

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dfense said:

Check back with the Bease after a year in western NY. He may be ready for another change. They will take most of his money in taxes. And it will be cold. Colder than anything he's played in when the wind blows off lake Erie in December. For all his complaining, he was hurt a lot last year. If he thinks he's got it better now, he's got another rookie throwing him the ball all year. One who likes to launch it or run. Bease doesn't get all that far down the field. They'll probably cut Shady in camp to help pay the 30m for an undersized, older, 180 lb short range receiver. I live in upstate NY and will be watching what the Bease brings to the Bills 30th ranked offense.

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