Beaker42
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That call almost changed that entire game.Terrible roughing call by the ref on the int. Bland looks good.
That call almost changed that entire game.Terrible roughing call by the ref on the int. Bland looks good.
I don't see how that's "exactly the same" as the hit on Fields by Osa. Osa shoved him with his hands only. That roughing the passer call, while it may or may not have been legit, was much more aggressive.
Here we go. The cb to safety fascination from Cowboy fansI actually think he'd make a better ball hawking safety than a CB. He's strength is playing with everything in front of him and his weakness is playing with his back toward the QB.
That was what was said about him predraft and it matched how he played in preseason games and so far.
Here we go. The cb to safety fascination from Cowboy fans
Enjoy!
Are you serious? I'm not asking for any reason other than my own ignorance. I didn't know anything about him and haven't seen much from him. I REALLY hope you're being serious. Further...I hope you're right.Nashon gonna shut yall up next year. Watch
Blands looks like he's going to be a player.
As an aside, the two roughing the passer plays were not the same. Gholston puts his body weight on Fields, which draws the flag. In the other play, the defender (can't remember his name) hits high but peels off of Fields. He doesn't linger.
I sure hope so. He looked lost in preseason.Nashon gonna shut yall up next year. Watch
"Gholston puts his body weight on Fields" might be the dumbest or ignorant view of a play I can remember. Body weight argument/rule doesn't come into play unless the defender lands on the QB with his full body weight. Obviously, Gholston did not even go to the ground.
Absolutely, and if Bland would have been drafted in the 2nd round nobody would be complaining, we draft well in late rounds..He is really looking like a homerun pick in the 6th round. Draft picks that punch way above their round are the key to building a real contender.
Most Peeps say Wright is too tall to play CB, and he is tall, but only 2 inches taller than Diggs if that really makes any difference.Are you serious? I'm not asking for any reason other than my own ignorance. I didn't know anything about him and haven't seen much from him. I REALLY hope you're being serious. Further...I hope you're right.
I actually think he'd make a better ball hawking safety than a CB. He's strength is playing with everything in front of him and his weakness is playing with his back toward the QB.
That was what was said about him predraft and it matched how he played in preseason games and so far.
Most Peeps say Wright is too tall to play CB, and he is tall, but only 2 inches taller than Diggs if that really makes any difference.
If Wright had Diggs talent, we would shut down passing games.
Agreed.No doubt Bland improves our secondary. He will be the corner opposite Diggs next season.
Very true and good comparison, Woolen fills his frame out better by nearly 20lbs.Woolen is just as tall or taller.
Height not hampering him at all. Wright problem is more mental than hip flip imo.
It's same with Joseph, slow processors.
They prob are cowboy fans. Not farfetched at all.Yeh because all the draftniks who thought that are Cowboys fans.
They prob are cowboy fans. Not farfetched at all.
I would disagree.
Bland is big and physical for a corner. He would be average or even bit undersized for a safety.
And Bland is at his very best in man coverage where he can smother WRs and protect edges vs run, his weakness is actually in zone as his challenges coming out of school was taking the correct angles and recognizing route combinations.
https://mwwire.com/2022/04/17/2022-nfl-draft-profile-fresno-state-cb-daron-bland/
We'll see but every time he made a play during the preseason, he was playing zone. Running toward the LOS and he was a sure tackler. And every time he got beat or called for a penalty was playing man.
And I saw some draft writeups that mentioned the Cowboys might see him as a safety.