PJTHEDOORS
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what do you think PJ
A rookie that's played 7 freakin games, that's what I think.
what do you think PJ
People will not understand your post because he made 2 whole plays last week. They didn't notice the dozen missed tackles he had.
Hitchens is better.
A rookie that's played 7 freakin games, that's what I think.
I'm not knocking the guy because he's been through a lot but why is he on the field? At this point, he's a liability out there. He can't cut, and misses way too many tackles. Either that knee has cut his speed in half or the dude just can't play at this level. Is he playing because he was a stud in college? Is Garrett trying to get him used to the NFL while backs run around him? This isn't the time to be experimenting with LB's. I know he makes tackles, look at the position he's playing, but his tackles are after he's been juked and someone else is involved......Hitchens plays circles around Jaylon......If he were on any other team he wouldn't play at all.
I'm not knocking the guy because he's been through a lot but why is he on the field? At this point, he's a liability out there. He can't cut, and misses way too many tackles. Either that knee has cut his speed in half or the dude just can't play at this level. Is he playing because he was a stud in college? Is Garrett trying to get him used to the NFL while backs run around him? This isn't the time to be experimenting with LB's. I know he makes tackles, look at the position he's playing, but his tackles are after he's been juked and someone else is involved......Hitchens plays circles around Jaylon......If he were on any other team he wouldn't play at all.
Sean Lee isn't coming off a career injury either but like Hitchens I don't want him off the field in favor of Jaylon.Hitch is better at this point and a very underrated player here. But he also isn’t coming off a career injury either and has played in the league for what 3 years?
Jaylon is starting to play decent ball when out in position to succeed like he has the last couple of weeks. He’s getting better X
Context helps a little bit here
He made a few highly visible good plays but he still struggles overall and Hitchens is better right now.Have you actually watched the last 3 games?
Yes I'm serious. Because his play has been noticeably better.
Sean Lee isn't coming off a career injury either but like Hitchens I don't want him off the field in favor of Jaylon.
I'm hopeful that Jaylon progresses but he shouldn't play more than a couple of snaps when Hitchens and Lee are both available.
Snaps:Not saying Hitch or Lee should come off the field.
However Jaylon can be used in spot duty and used to rush the passer in situations. If he can continue to develop and show the improvement in pass coverage I’m all for him getting reps at a slow pace or in a spot where he can succeed and continue to grow and gain confidence.
I swear it’s like all or nothing with people around here
Anyone who’s not injured. His injury is bad and I’m afraid he’s not where this team needs him to be physically or mentally.Why is the team leading tackler playing? So who behind him is an obvious upgrade?
I have been very critical about Jaylon’s playing ability. He simple is not quite ready. Yes, he’s made a few plays here and there. I think the past two game would be the way I’d use him, situational player.I'm not knocking the guy because he's been through a lot but why is he on the field? At this point, he's a liability out there. He can't cut, and misses way too many tackles. Either that knee has cut his speed in half or the dude just can't play at this level. Is he playing because he was a stud in college? Is Garrett trying to get him used to the NFL while backs run around him? This isn't the time to be experimenting with LB's. I know he makes tackles, look at the position he's playing, but his tackles are after he's been juked and someone else is involved......Hitchens plays circles around Jaylon......If he were on any other team he wouldn't play at all.
I like our picks in Dak and Zeke; however, you are making a very good argument. Life span of an NFL running back is about 4-5 years if that. I’m sure a cornerback is much higher.Hard to put "franchise RB" on any RB these days - Zeke could easily have a peak of 4-5 years before hitting a rapid decline. Just the nature of the position.
You don't get to where you need to be on the back of an RB - especially in today's league. Just not how it works. You need a passing game and a solid D. We lack the even a good D, and no, I'm not praising them for couple solid weeks of play.
Call the 2016 draft bitter sweet. A good draft that could have been great - missing out on players you could have had often times show the impact not immediately, but down the road.
No idea what you said, gave you a like anyway for the effort. LolCauseheyouisare fat.