Twitter: PFF Ranking for Former Cowboy Byron Jones

[aria]

Who's the guy we have that gets 3 to 4 picks a year

We don’t, it was hypothetical.

 

[aria]

I agree... I feel like a much larger percent of interceptions come from luck than creation....some of these folks seem to think CB'S should have 12 a year no matter who they are....

We could also do what everyone else does when they think a player is better than what they get credit for...”it was the scheme, it was coaching, it was Jason Garretts fault.”

 

[stilltheguru]

And yet they won with nothing,and we lose with all the star players you could want.

Miami sucks more

 

[Adreme]

Lol he had a 63 grade that ranked him 36th. Chido ranks 12th with a 73.9 grade and trevon is 50th with a 58.9 grade. Talk about overpaid lol. We already have overpaid ty craw and d law.

And this was against the pats who have a college wr core lol

How in the world does one get a grade of 63 giving up 1 catch for 6 yards? That makes no sense in any universe.

 

[Hennessy_King]

They have him much higher than that before this season and had him mid teens after last season.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-rankings-the-top-25-cornerbacks-ahead-of-the-2020-nfl-season

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-pff-rankings-top-25-cornerbacks-through-week-17

We played a man heavy scheme. He gets absolutely lost in zone. My bet is he plays 2 years and gets traded or cut

 

[Hennessy_King]

How in the world does one get a grade of 63 giving up 1 catch for 6 yards? That makes no sense in any universe.

Because if he get torched but the qb either doesnt see the wr or miss the throw like cam did on a deep ball where byron was toast it negatively effects the grade.

 

[texbumthelife]

It's not like most people wanted the guy to leave. It just didn't make sense economically.

Great job on yet another "look at me I was right" post though.

 

[aria]

We played a man heavy scheme. He gets absolutely lost in zone. My bet is he plays 2 years and gets traded or cut

Good coaches adapt to players talents which is why BB is so successful with guys who would be JAGs on most teams. These are pretty good state for someone you say sucks so bad.

https://www.miamidolphins.com/news/byron-jones-2020-nfl-free-agent-analysis

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...rner-in-press-coverage-during-the-2018-season

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/byron-jones-free-agency-nfl-team-fits

and a good article overall, addresses his lack of INT’s (apologies for the source in advance)
https://www.bleedinggreennation.com...mors-buzz-cornerback-cowboys-tape-contract-cb

But nah, we don’t need this guy, and we proved it against the Rams. Nothing like going all in on a championship and letting a pro bowl corner walk in favor of a RB. Either zeke better get 2,000 yards this season to keep up with offenses torching our secondary or the D line better start getting more pressure on the QB’s so they have little to no time to throw.

 

[aria]

It's not like most people wanted the guy to leave. It just didn't make sense economically.

Great job on yet another "look at me I was right" post though.

Wrong, what didn’t make sense economically or from a championship stand point was signing a RB to such a huge contract, especially with two years left. Jerrah should have never caved, signed Byron and franchised the diva baby.

This is a passing league, top corners > top RB’s.

 

[Hennessy_King]

Wrong, what didn’t make sense economically or from a championship stand point was signing a RB to such a huge contract, especially with two years left. Jerrah should have never caved, signed Byron and franchised the diva baby.

This is a passing league, top corners > top RB’s.

I agree with cb > rb but not byron