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Old 07-07-2007, 12:52 AM   #1
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Re: Joyner: Reed, Taylor Overrated from Coverage Standpoint

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Taylor had a bad year last year, just like the entire D. I don't think we needed an expert to tell us that.

I wonder what his metrics looked like in prior years though.
I would think they were a lot better.

Its worrisome that he regressed in his third season...thats not suppossed to happen. Hopefully we can sit here a year from now and see what an abberation year 2006 was here for the guy.
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What our defense needs are more guys like ST. He just flies around, to, and through the ball.
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Old 07-07-2007, 12:23 AM   #3
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I think ST is gonna prove hes good in coverage this year.
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Re: Joyner: Reed, Taylor Overrated from Coverage Standpoint

You could tell in the Minnesota game that his focus was all wrong last year. I distinctly remember at least one play where he chose the hit over an int and that is fundamentally wrong. An additional turnover in that game and we win.

I think that Williams is doing the right thing with Taylor this year. He has told the world that his job is to play center field and reel in balls. And Taylor seems to be on board with his weight loss.

As far as the Pro-bowl, there seems to be a lag. Taylor became an alternate off of the reputation of his first two years more than his performance last year. And I have said this before. No one can say a single word about Taylor after Roy Williams made it last year. He was pathetic absolutely pathetic last year in coverage.
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Old 07-07-2007, 01:35 PM   #5
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...No one can say a single word about Taylor after Roy Williams made it last year. He was pathetic absolutely pathetic last year in coverage.
I am continuosly saying this to Dallas fans, and they give me the "he gets picks" speach. Not realizing that Roy has great instincts and stays around the ball, but when the ball is in the air he chokes, I've never seen a player miss out on so many interceptions (besides Carlos Rogers) than Roy. His picks could have been more than doubled last year if he made better plays on the ball once thrown.
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Re: Joyner: Reed, Taylor Overrated from Coverage Standpoint

I feel he "regressed" (and I use that term lightly) last year because he felt he had to do everything while also covering for Arch. But I think he realized it is not all about the hitting and he lost some weight and gained some speed. I think the addition of Landry, Smoot, Fletcher, and a healthy Griffin should improve him greatly. I am expecting a 6+ interception season from taylor.
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Old 07-07-2007, 08:20 AM   #7
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Re: Joyner: Reed, Taylor Overrated from Coverage Standpoint

It just seems to me that the longer you watch sports the clearer it becomes that stats are overrated. In baseball fine but in football so much is unquantifiable.
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Re: Joyner: Reed, Taylor Overrated from Coverage Standpoint

Taylor one of the best hitting safties in football, but he has to be alot better in coverage. He killed us on his bad angles.
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