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if anyone on the roster can do it it is probably Sutton , the kid is a playbook junkie he will know his assignment along with everyone elses ...
couple that with the thin group he has to over take and I believe it is a possibility
Yep - Sutton is not trying to break into the equivalent of Seattle's Legion of Boom at its peakQuote:
Originally Posted by Secondaryconcerns
It has gotten so grim for Cockrell that P-G reporter Ray Fittapldo was discussing the possibility of Cockrell being released today
Ray Fittipaldo: He is a zone corner being asked to do more. He looks like he could be the odd man out....
Do you think Cockrell will be released?
Ray Fittipaldo: Doubt it, but I do admit it's a possibility with the way he has played.
http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/s...s/201708280080
I'd start him game 1. Let him learn on the fly. He's already better than Cockrell. Probably already better than Coty as well. He's equipped to play the style of Defense they're looking to play. So let him play then.
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Originally Posted by BurghBoy412
I agree, but I do not think it's going to happen early in the season.
I think if Sutton is our 2nd corner it will be in the second half of the season, but the sooner it is, the better it will be.
He's a 4-year SEC guy... he can do it.
Hopefully.Quote:
Originally Posted by DesertSteel
Perhaps a bit presumptuous, but my main concern is having the the best players on the field (each having the most experience possible), come playoffs.
If Sutton is that guy, let's get him out there and find out and develop him, as soon as possibe.
I'm hoping by the end of the season it will be Burns and Sutton on the outside with Hilton playing the Slot. Then have Gay take over for Golden.
Cut & paste this in every thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by BurghBoy412
Really.
Oh... and, I sent Tomlin an email: coolshades@defendingeveryblade.com
Gay is kinda light for a safety. And a tad short.
Either he sticks at slot corner - or his career is likely over. Unless they want to get really clever about how they use guys on defense and have him slide down to the LB level.
But Butler has not done anything really clever or innovative to date. So...
I'd take a broken lawn chair over Golden.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mojouw
Good point - as would I. I would take some of those traffic cones the team used to line up at offensive line.Quote:
Originally Posted by teegre
But Butler has given zero evidence that he is a "flexible", "innovative", or "adaptive" thinker. About the only thing non-standard I can recall him doing is deploying Gilbert on Kelce last season and moving Timmons around late in the year in a desperate bid to add some juice to the pass rush.
Most DC's are going to look at Gay and say "CB" and move on.
we Might have a Golden on the final 53 .... it just might not be Robbie /shrug
Personally I would rather have that guy be Jacob Hagen but it could be Golden
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Special teams matter, so guys like Golden/DHB matter.
DHB is mostly likely gone and now with the new kickoff rules special teams players are overrated. Golden will stay only cause we need back up bodies in our secondary even as horrible as he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackAndGold
it was Jacob Hagen who caused the fumble on ST preseason week 2 that Hilton recovered so I wouldnt over estimate Golden there as I am not sure he has ever created a ST fumble in his career and Tomlin does like his splash plays ...Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackAndGold
but honestly who knows we are all guessing , truth be told our 4th safety may not even be on the current roster ??
I'll be somewhat surprised if he doesn't make the roster if they do indeed keep 6 WR's.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimHarbaugh'ssoakedtissue
Thought Hunter had a chance, but he hasn't impressed, he also doesn't play ST. I'm hoping some team(Bears/Jets) thinks he's good enough and gives us some depth at another position.
Golden covers kicks/punts very good, and tackles well on ST. (Fumbles are mostly caused by bad ball carrying)Quote:
Originally Posted by Secondaryconcerns
You can look at all the other 31 teams in the NFL and they'll have guys that can not play a lick of offense/defense but their good play on ST earns them a spot. Remember the 2009 season with that horrible special team unit? Tomlin, and co do not want a repeat that. so they highly value players like DHB, and Golden, and so should fans.
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Originally Posted by BlackAndGold
much of this is over blown , go check out DHB per example , we always hear how great he is on ST ... the guy averages 4 tackles a year since he has been on the team so 1 tackle every 4 games ...( from memory as I checked it out a week or so ago , haven't bothered with Golden as it would be more difficult since he does play some def from time to time )
Hagen can play ST too to force a fumble you have to be in pos to make the tackle ... Hagens arrow points up and Robert Golden arrow points down in terms to playing on this defense .
Dude will be a full on starter by week 3
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