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He's played at a level far exceeding anything Pollard ever did. |
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He's a high round, Herm Edwards pick. All of those guys should be on notice after what happened to Pollard. Pollard had just as much potential as Carr, provided he was used correctly. Shockingly, he proved that last year in Houston. Sadly, the executive of the decade didn't care that he was being used incorrectly. |
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When the QB has all day to throw he is going to pick on the worst cover guy. Unfortunately, that was Carr. But, I feel if the Chiefs had a good passrush, he woulldn't be as much of a liability. He did provide good coverage at times, and at other times no so much. Kinda spells average imo. In other words, Carr without passrush=average corner Carr with a passrush=potential solid cover corner jmo |
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that Brandon Carr was drafted as a "birthday present" for Herm Edwards. |
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Carr had as many passes defensed as Flowers last year. 24th rated corner in the league. If he was bad as Pollard was prior to getting cut, we're talking William Bartee level failure. Carr has been AT LEAST average, and last year he made significant strides. He's definitely an ASCENDING player. Pollard never was in KC. |
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Again, he was a two year starter. If you guy held all players in the league to the standard you're holding Pollard to, there wouldn't BE a league. Most players, regardless of position, (RB being questionable in this scenario) don't prosper in their first two years. Or if they do, they regress at some point - usually their 2nd or 3rd season. |
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I don't know how to make it any clearer: you can't expect a player to be a plus player after two years starting. You have to rely on your scouting and coaching that the kid becomes what you thought he'd be. Pioli didn't draft him, and IMO, didn't do his homework before cutting him. Pollard's performance in Houston bears this out. |
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I also think there's a huge difference between being a plus player and being one the worst in your league at your position. I never expected Pollard to be Steve Atwater. But making some progress towards Reggie Tongue would have been nice. |
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Bartee should have never been a corner and Pollard should have never been a cover two safety. Let me ask you this: If you were the coach and you put Dexter McCluster at fullback, would that be a knock on Dexter or you when it fails? |
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When players like Cassel, Jackson, McGee, McCluster, Arenas, etc get more than two years to prove themselves, we can revisit this. Forgive me for seeing through this regime's bullshit. They claim they have no sacred cows, yet players like Mike Goff, Larry Johnson and Mike Brown started last year, even though there were better options on the roster. So either they are full of shit, or they really don't have any sacred cows, they just can't evaluate talent. I hope the addition of Weis and Crennel changes things in this regard. |
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