(10-13-2022, 04:12 PM)Big Dougy P Wrote:

(10-12-2022, 08:44 AM)Mikey Wrote: you say it's correctable. It was the ding on him coming out of UGA. It burned him last year. It's burning him this year.

Maybe leopards don't change their spots so easily?

I'll grant that he's a good player and we are presently better with him out there than not. But, he's leaving plenty of tape out there on how to beat him. If it's man coverage, huck it and your WR will get the jump on him.

Well you tell me, whats easier to fix. Teaching a guy to turnaround or teaching the other guy to be faster?

Cause yes, it's frustraiting that he sometimes dosen't make a play on the ball but hes rarely every getting burned. He's very good at keeping pace with whoever he covers. Darius Williams also has been playing much better than Shaq, I think i'd like to see him outside more often.

This was something I started to wonder about in another thread, about the same player/issue.

Campbell generally is doing well. He still shows the problem of turning/tracking the ball in flight. So the conundrum - if he fixes that problem, and starts paying attention to the ball more, but occasionally gets toasted, which is the better option? Kind of like a QB with a hitch in their motion - if fixing the hitch kills their power or accuracy, is the fix worth the trade-off?

I don't have an answer, I just thought it an interesting notion.

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