Quote:Tillman is 34 and he is your starter

He is already concussed and coming off a pretty big injury


Josh Norman is pretty good but not a world beater


Benwikere who you guys rave about is sat behind tilman on the depth chart and Boston arguably your best db last year was beat out by Kurt Coleman who has bounced around the league but apparently did look good with the chiefs last year (1.4 mil a year good tho)


Come on mate I'll give you great front 7 great tight end and even good to great quarterback but almost everywhere else especially with Benjamin gone there are big question marks

Norman is on the cusp of being a true shutdown CB, he was very good last year.


Benwikere has the lateral agility and quickness to stay with slot guys, that's why they moved him inside. He wasn't demoted, we are using him where he fits the best. With Tillman in the outside putting Bene at nickel made the most sense. Last year we had to rely on a safety, now we don't have to. If Tillman goes down then Bene slides out. It's simple.


Boston has never been our best DB. He's never been our best S and that's means he couldn't beat out a mildly athletic, geriatric Roman Harper. He has the physical tools but Harper knows the system and makes the adjustments, that's why he is the starter.


However, Kurt Coleman who is starting ahead of Boston has shown great ability since getting here. He played under our DC in Philly and they were very high on him.


As for question marks it really ends at WR and Funchess can, CAN, help a lot there ad the season progressed. OL looks to be the best in years and there are no real holes anywhere on the D.


Cam was the best QB in preseason, largely because our OL only gave up 5 sacks in 4 games. That's against the Bills, Dolphins and Pats, all who have very good DL's. More time in the pocket for Cam means more time to make something of a sub-par WR group.

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