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Overanalyzing the Soft Spot
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Quote:I pointed out last year that Telvin is aweful in zone coverage. I agree he's better in man to man, but I strongly disagree about him sucking at zone coverage. He jumped quite a few balls last year playing zone. He dropped 2 pick 6s last year covering the flat zone. He's good at using his speed to bait the QB into thinking a guy is open, but he tends to get caught on play fakes fairly often still because he's a young guy. He gets beat up the seam every so often, but Gipson was brought in to take that play away from the offense. Don't forget Telvin is a 3rd year, former 5th round pick. He's got a lot of learning to do still. If he stays healthy he's going to be pretty darn close to an elite coverage LB I think. |
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