He has been average at best for most of his Jags tenure, but I have to give him credit today. He played very well coming up and making very solid tackles. He held up well in coverage with the only notable play on him being the uncatchable interference ball on the sideline where he lost his footing.
Credit where its due.
I'd still look to replace him with an early draft pick.
He flailed in coverage a few times in the first half and was lucky not to be called for PI on one of them - lucky not to be thrown at on the other.
Not hating on the guy. I've been supportive. Just reporting what I saw.
Would still draft Jabrill Peppers in the 1st.
Quote:Would still draft Jabrill Peppers in the 1st.
I doubt we draft high enough to get Peppers
Quote:I'd still look to replace him with an early draft pick.
He flailed in coverage a few times in the first half and was lucky not to be called for PI on one of them - lucky not to be thrown at on the other.
Not hating on the guy. I've been supportive. Just reporting what I saw.
Yeah if he's still starting next year...we're going to have issues. He's not good enough.
He's playing himself into an extension
Quote:Would still draft Jabrill Peppers in the 1st.
Or sign Eric Berry.
Quote:Or sign Eric Berry.
Berry is a FS
Cyp is playing very well. If he keeps it up I wouldn't mind keeping him, but not a crazy deal.
Quote:Berry is a FS
wrong, he can play both at an elite level
Quote:Or sign Eric Berry.
would be a dream pick up. I doubt KC let's him get away though
Quote:wrong, he can play both at an elite level
I'm not wrong. He is a FS. lol
Seems like every week someone posts about how well Cyp played....
Quote:I'm not wrong. He is a FS. lol
Well, he plays SS in Kansas City and at a pro bowl level.
Quote:Well, he plays SS in Kansas City and at a pro bowl level.
That's cool dude, but he's FS as well.
Quote:That's cool dude, but he's FS...
Tldr
I would stay away from Berry, not only will he want a lot of money, but he's going to be 28. I'd rather draft a SS, but that's my just my two cents.
Wish he would stop pointing to the sky wverytime he was involved in a play