DC.COM Blog: Scandrick/Jenkins Decision May Be Permanent

[Oh_Canada]

If the Cowboys can learn anything from the Pats, it's that you don't keep corners too long and you certainly don't overpay for them.

 

[bayeslife]

I would be more pissed about Scandrick than Jenkins. I think Scandrick can be heads above Jenkins. The reason I believe that is it seems to me making the play is what is most important to Scandrick. As for Jenkins, it appears more to me that HE is most important and only does what it necessary for him. (he got ridiculed for being a ***** against the Giants, so he is trying to be more active because that CAN cost him the starting job) Scandrick wouldn't have done that.

The only thing I see Jenkins having over Scandrick is closing speed. Scandrick just doesn't let the receiver get far enough away to need that closing speed.

The thing is, we have no idea of knowing if that's his actual mindset. Also, I don't understand "what is necessary for him." Obviously they both want to start and our doing their best to try and make themselves look good and play balls out so that the coaches think one of them is the better corner.

They're both playing for the starting spot right now. Now if Jenkins loses the job and complains about it, then I will see him in a different light, but from what I've seen, Jenkins doesn't log on to Cowboys Zone so I don't think he hears too much about the Giants game outside of a few fans and his team mates. And really, one play doesn't make a season.

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

If the Cowboys can learn anything from the Pats, it's that you don't keep corners too long and you certainly don't overpay for them.

The Patriots secondary sucks......