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Originally Posted by Detoxing
Aight throw some numbers at me. Stats, rankings etc. Gimmie the what to know. I have not followed this guy much.
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He spells his last name the correct way.
Draft info coming out of Stanford
6-1, 204, 4.40 40 time.
2021 stats - 13 games, 2 Ints, 66 tackles, 4 PDs
PFF ranked at 82 on their list of free agents
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Reid’s first two seasons in Houston were extremely promising, with his 80.4 overall grade across 2018 and 2019 ranking 17th among safeties with at least 300 snaps over the two seasons. Reid’s 87.0 coverage grade ranked 13th, and his 14.1% forced incompletion rate ranked 19th among safeties with at least 25 targets into their coverage in that span. Since then, things have trended in the wrong direction, ultimately culminating with Reid being a healthy scratch in Week 12 for disciplinary reasons. It seems very likely that the Houston Texans were more to blame than Reid for his decline in play, so perhaps he can get his career back on track in a more stable environment.
Strengths:
– Capable playmaker at the catch point
Weaknesses:
– Eye discipline
– Tackling
Scheme Fit/Role:
SPOT STARTER/DEPTH PIECE AT SAFETY: Reid's film doesn't suggest that he deserves better than the role he's presently in. The soft zone looks probably don't do much to help, but Reid is often unable to range to the ball and doesn't boast the tracking skills to take good angles and make sound tackles.
Recent Injury History:
Reid was listed on the injury report in 2021 for a knee ailment but hasn't missed practice or game time due to injury.
Contract Projection: Three years, $21 million ($7M per year, $13.5 million total guaranteed)
Bottom Line:
Reid is stuck in a bad situation schematically and lacks talent around him, but he's done little to raise his team's stock or his own in Houston. He's been productive in years prior, leaving open the possibility that he needs a change of scenery to return to form.
https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2022-fr...gs-free-agency
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