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Originally Posted by Superturtle
(Post 9479866)
Older CBs get moved to S sometimes..
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Neither Dunta nor Lewis are "old", you don't move a young FS to CB though, unless he's physically gifted in bump and run.
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Originally Posted by Go to Hell
(Post 9479867)
Tackling is important at every position on the field.
Get ready to:
A) Kiss Kendrick Lewis' terrible ass goodbye.
B) Welcome Dunta Robinson to FS.
Because it's happening.
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Tackling is important at every position? No shit sherlock. Tell me, did you play football at some time in your life to learn that notion? Because I did, and man did my life change once I found that out.
If you were to rank tackling by position on the Defense, FS would be near the bottom in terms of skill priorities.
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Originally Posted by jd1020
(Post 9479870)
We're going to sign an equally bad CB DRC.
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If we can get him cheap enough, I'm all for that. I am not a Brown/Daniels fan at all, not even a little.
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Originally Posted by Mecca
(Post 9479871)
Kendrick Lewis is injury prone and a horrid tackler his ints he makes don't make up for how shitty he is at fundamentals.
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He's injury prone because he got injured for the first time last year? That statement doesn't have weight to put behind it. Funny, Eric Berry has been injured more often than Lewis, and I don't hear you saying how injury prone he is.
Also, tell me more about how bad of a tackler a Free Safety is, because as we've discussed here for the last page or two, I think I've made it clear that the FS position doesn't have a huge emphasis on tackling players.
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Originally Posted by mcaj22
(Post 9479877)
i know this concept is very foreign to us Chiefs fans but....
imagine this idea for a second
When you have good to decent QB play, like Atlanta has, you can afford to have shitty burn victims for CBs on the downswing of their career. Imagine that. If we ever got a QB worth a shit we could also give up having turds at other positions, but in fact we need to be built like a Ravens team with Trent Dilfer or in this case a 2011 49ers team with Alex Smith to have a punchers chance, and that requires good positional talent.
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Before you change the subject to cry about something entirely different, remember the following.
The Atlanta Falcons defense gave up the 5th fewest points in the league, in the NFC South.
I'll repeat that. the FIFTH FEWIST, From the NFC SOUTH.
Offense or not, you don't get to the playoffs if other teams score on your "burn victims" as often as you score on theirs.
Yes, the Atlanta Falcons have a powerful offense, but they had a very good secondary as well, it included Dunta.
Make any argument you want, Atlanta didn't win solely on the merit of their Offense, and Dunta's numbers are inflated by the combination of the success of the Offense, as well as the Defense.
