Statistical Breakdown On Terrence Newman?

[Jay9508]

Do anyone have the stats on how many times newman was thrown to and such?

 

[Eddie]

In retrospect, was Newman the right pick??? We could have had Byron Leftwich, Terrell Suggs, or Jordan Gross.

I was really hoping we could trade down, snag Marcus Trufant, and an additional pick.

 

[austintodallas]

Yes, Newman was the right pick. He is as shut down as a corner can be in this league.

 

[joseephuss]

In retrospect, was Newman the right pick??? We could have had Byron Leftwich, Terrell Suggs, or Jordan Gross.

I was really hoping we could trade down, snag Marcus Trufant, and an additional pick.

There is no guarantee that Dallas could have traded down and still got Trufant. I like Leftwich, Suggs and Gross and all could have helped Dallas and Newman as well could and has helped Dallas. It is still too early to compare all these guys and Suggs can be scratched off because of Ware. Gross sticks out the most because the offensive line has been such a problem. I still think Newman was the best pick, but all these players are just getting started in their careers. Let's see out it all ends up.

 

[TheHustler]

Newman has been pretty good, but I wouldn't be disappointed if we had Leftwich......

I am sure Adam will have Newmans stats breakdown.

 

[SupermanXx]

I'm happy that we got Newman. Very happy

but just think... having Leftwich would have meant not having BallsackVerde...

definately would have loved that scenario.

 

[Ashwynn]

Do anyone have the stats on how many times newman was thrown to and such?

Adam does.

 

[joseephuss]

I'm happy that we got Newman. Very happy

but just think... having Leftwich would have meant not having BallsackVerde...

definately would have loved that scenario.

Nope, Parcells would have still signed Vinny and he would probably still be the back up. Yuck.

 

[CowboysFan28]

I'm not impressed with fatboy Leftwich at all.

 

[parchy]

Adam posted this awhile ago and I copied it down:

He's been thrown at 66 times and has allowed 28 completions (42.4 percent) for 308 yards and no touchdowns. He has intercepted two of those, deflected one to Dat Nguyen for an interception and had another interception off a pass tipped by Bradie James. The Cowboys' coaches credit him with 15 passes deflected, while NFL.com says he has 17.

 

[kartr]

In retrospect, was Newman the right pick??? We could have had Byron Leftwich, Terrell Suggs, or Jordan Gross.

I was really hoping we could trade down, snag Marcus Trufant, and an additional pick.

I'll have to disagree on Newman. I think he's very talented and has been very good for us, but I think Kevin Williams or Larry Johnson would have been better picks. Both of them are dominate at their positions, while Newman is okay. Rashean Mathis, who I would have picked in the second round that year has numbers equal to or better than Newman. With Kevin Williams between Ekuban and Glover and also Ellis, I believe we would have been one of the most dominant pass rushing teams in the league. Ekuban had 8 sacks in Cleveland playing next to Gerard Warren, a former number draft pick and Ekuban had 4 as a backup in Denver this past year. So, we could have gotten a shut down corner and superb pass rusher at the same time in 2003. This is why I've been so critical of our drafts under Parcells. I don't think it's one of his strengths. Had he drafted the players I wanted then, the fiasco of the 2004 defense would have never happened and hence the the players we drafted in 2005 would'nt have been needed. We could have drafted Jamal Brown and a top receiver on day one. We actually would have had the luxury of drafting Matt Jones in the first round had we taken care of defense in 2003 and 2004.

 

[TheHustler]

Adam posted this awhile ago and I copied it down:

He's been thrown at 66 times and has allowed 28 completions (42.4 percent) for 308 yards and no touchdowns. He has intercepted two of those, deflected one to Dat Nguyen for an interception and had another interception off a pass tipped by Bradie James. The Cowboys' coaches credit him with 15 passes deflected, while NFL.com says he has 17.

He allowed 308 yards, no touchdowns and he didn't get to the pro-bowl.

Sigh.

 

[SkinsFan26]

He allowed 308 yards, no touchdowns and he didn't get to the pro-bowl.

Sigh.

I think Newman and Shawn Springs should be starting over Hall & Barber. Fans should not vote.

 

[SupermanXx]

that's what happens when you leave the Pro Bowl rosters up to the fans

the majority of fans are idiots

 

[Derinyar]

Newman was probably the best CB in the NFC last year. The Probowl is about the sports center moments.

 

[Calicowboy]

I'll have to disagree on Newman. I think he's very talented and has been very good for us, but I think Kevin Williams or Larry Johnson would have been better picks. Both of them are dominate at their positions, while Newman is okay. Rashean Mathis, who I would have picked in the second round that year has numbers equal to or better than Newman. With Kevin Williams between Ekuban and Glover and also Ellis, I believe we would have been one of the most dominant pass rushing teams in the league. Ekuban had 8 sacks in Cleveland playing next to Gerard Warren, a former number draft pick and Ekuban had 4 as a backup in Denver this past year. So, we could have gotten a shut down corner and superb pass rusher at the same time in 2003. This is why I've been so critical of our drafts under Parcells. I don't think it's one of his strengths. Had he drafted the players I wanted then, the fiasco of the 2004 defense would have never happened and hence the the players we drafted in 2005 would'nt have been needed. We could have drafted Jamal Brown and a top receiver on day one. We actually would have had the luxury of drafting Matt Jones in the first round had we taken care of defense in 2003 and 2004.

Whooaa, Newman is "ok". An "ok" CB that was mostly ignored by opposing QB's, and limited some of the leagues best receivers to dismal performances? An "ok" CB that is recognized as a dangerous threat at PR, and being utilized as an offensive threat. Newman is just as dominate as a CB can be, and has or will prove naysayers wrong.

 

[superpunk]

Newman is an "OK" cornerback.


This is, of course, providing we define "OK", as possibly the most dominant CB in the league over the past year.


So, yeah....he's "OK."

 

[Jay9508]

Adam posted this awhile ago and I copied it down:

He's been thrown at 66 times and has allowed 28 completions (42.4 percent) for 308 yards and no touchdowns. He has intercepted two of those, deflected one to Dat Nguyen for an interception and had another interception off a pass tipped by Bradie James. The Cowboys' coaches credit him with 15 passes deflected, while NFL.com says he has 17.

thinks

 

[TUNANBOX]

Are some of you nuts? I also read somewhere that Newman didn't have a pass interference or an illegal contact called on him this season. If those are true: no TD's, no pass interference calls and no illegal contact calls = SHUTDOWN CORNER. He has shut down the best out there week in and week out and some of you still would be happier with Mario Edwards.

 

[K-Mart]

I'll have to disagree on Newman. I think he's very talented and has been very good for us, but I think Kevin Williams or Larry Johnson would have been better picks. Both of them are dominate at their positions, while Newman is okay. Rashean Mathis, who I would have picked in the second round that year has numbers equal to or better than Newman. With Kevin Williams between Ekuban and Glover and also Ellis, I believe we would have been one of the most dominant pass rushing teams in the league. Ekuban had 8 sacks in Cleveland playing next to Gerard Warren, a former number draft pick and Ekuban had 4 as a backup in Denver this past year. So, we could have gotten a shut down corner and superb pass rusher at the same time in 2003. This is why I've been so critical of our drafts under Parcells. I don't think it's one of his strengths. Had he drafted the players I wanted then, the fiasco of the 2004 defense would have never happened and hence the the players we drafted in 2005 would'nt have been needed. We could have drafted Jamal Brown and a top receiver on day one. We actually would have had the luxury of drafting Matt Jones in the first round had we taken care of defense in 2003 and 2004.

Newman is a little better than ok but what really stuck out to me is the Larry Johnson reference. I could see it now. You would have been **'ing Larry for his first 3 seasons and now come back and say "i told you so". Remember this guy was on the trading block last year. Also a lot of coulda, woulda, shoulda.