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FirstandTen · 10-17-2005, 04:42 PM

[QUOTE=Paintrain]While I am still happy with the start of the season (but disappointed the last 2 weeks) there are a couple people I'd like to see bring their game a little more..

-Sean Taylor: Not really complaining about him, he's been solid, but he wasn't drafted to be solid, he was drafted to be a game changer. He's supposed to be Ronnie Lott, Steve Atwater, Ed Reed, making plays on the ball, causing fumbles, crushing WR and tight ends, blitzing and terrorizing QB.. Once Springs, Rogers and Harris are all in the game and healthy let's see if he is let loose some more.

I think Sean Taylor has been playing great. He caused two fumbles vs KC that Skins didn't recover....and don't be so quick to forget the "Game Changing" HIT he had on Patrick Crayton in the Dallas game, that turned a sure game ending 1st down into an incompletion.

10-17-2005, 04:42 PM	#17
FirstandTen Special Teams Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Bristow VA Age: 49 Posts: 254	Re: Who needs to step up? [QUOTE=Paintrain]While I am still happy with the start of the season (but disappointed the last 2 weeks) there are a couple people I'd like to see bring their game a little more.. -Sean Taylor: Not really complaining about him, he's been solid, but he wasn't drafted to be solid, he was drafted to be a game changer. He's supposed to be Ronnie Lott, Steve Atwater, Ed Reed, making plays on the ball, causing fumbles, crushing WR and tight ends, blitzing and terrorizing QB.. Once Springs, Rogers and Harris are all in the game and healthy let's see if he is let loose some more. I think Sean Taylor has been playing great. He caused two fumbles vs KC that Skins didn't recover....and don't be so quick to forget the "Game Changing" HIT he had on Patrick Crayton in the Dallas game, that turned a sure game ending 1st down into an incompletion.