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prioleau was also a great special teams player.

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Taylor Jacobs hands down.

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[quote=EXoffender]I know when to leave it alone.[/quote]

Actually when I think I'm on the good side of an argument, I like to make it last as long as I can and milk it a little. :)

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I would have to add Taylor Jacobs to that list. When he finally played he was terrible.

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[quote=EXoffender]I'll be the first to chip in. In no particular order.

Nic Clemons
Pierson Prioleau
Cory Raymer
Antonio Brown[/quote]

Prioleau was a big part of the team while they were fighting injuries. I think that is an example where stats get in the way of how well someone is playing. He knows Williams' system and is in the right spot. This defense is not one where someone is going to put up huge stats over the season but every week the D keeps them in the game.

Brown was like the Nasdaq in the late ninety's but you cannot underestimate his touchdown vs. the Cardinals. Without that, last season was a failure.

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[QUOTE=EXoffender]Maybe you're confusing him with Omar Stoutmire. Pierson made one play all year. Other than that sack, he was not a factor.[/QUOTE]
No, I know exactly who I'm referring to. Prioleau exhibited good speed, sound tackling, and good comprehension of William's defensive schemes last year while filling in at both safety and cornerback at various times during the season.

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Prioleau??

Brown was shaky but he did contribute greatly to the win over the Cards.

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At least Stoutmire was a wanted man in the offseason (NO). Will Prioleau make the team this year?

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[quote=Grim21Reaper]Prioleau was a big part of the team while they were fighting injuries. I think that is an example where stats get in the way of how well someone is playing. He knows Williams' system and is in the right spot. This defense is not one where someone is going to put up huge stats over the season but every week the D keeps them in the game.

Brown was like the Nasdaq in the late ninety's but you cannot underestimate his touchdown vs. the Cardinals. Without that, last season was a failure.[/quote]

I have to agree with you and some others here with Prioleau and Antonio Brown. I think Prioleau was solid and had his moments and I think Brown was very inconsistent and was a risk to lose the ball, but he has the ability to make big plays.

I wonder what happens to Jacobs ? I haven't heard much about him or from him.

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Didn't Prioleau replace Ohalete? Comapared to him, Prioleau is awesome!

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How about John Hall?

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In the past I would have said Ade, but it seems as if he is developing into a reliable special teamer...he's like that guy on a basketball team that can only play defense, except in his case defense is what he needs to learn.

Other than that I think that everyone had potential and will improve with time. but I also felt that John Hall should have been placed on IR and we had went with the dude from Maryland.

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As much pre-season attention they gave to Jimmy Farris, he didn't do squat during the regular season.

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Taylor Jacobs.

And to give Nic Clemons some props he really was a force when he was in there. Sometimes gave up big runs, but he's on the upswing of his career.

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How about Patrick Ramsey to start the season...he scares the hell out of me when he would drop back because he always made those throws that would leave you wondering why.
You have to admitt that you were more relaxed with Brunell behind center because he would just throw it away if it weren't there and put our defense on the field.