Scandrick is...

[wutamess]

The sole reason we've lost our 2 games and almost our 3rd.

Anyone else notice he could've put ALL 3 games away (Patriots, Rams & Ravens)? I know that's the reason he plays defense but I'm guessing he's going to be THAT ONE person that doesn't do SHIT until he gets the game wining pick in the SB to bring home the Lombardi!

Carry on!

[loochy]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Scandrick leads the team in PD, interestingly enough.



Go Scandrick.

If you have several piles of dog shit, one of the piles will probably be bigger than the other piles.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Scandrick is ... at least in position to make a play before the ball slips from his hands to the turf.

Look at the ratio of 'interceptable passes' to 'interceptions' and most of the time you're talking 40%.

4 of 10 balls that could be picked in this league are.

Scandrick's hands are below average even for a DB - sure. But this "he dropped a pick so he's the reason we lost" shit is just batty.

Everybody drops 'em and they drop 'em more often than they catch 'em.

It just is what it is. Scandrick, for everything he's not, IS a relatively reliable veteran that's done a hell of a lot more than what we're paying him. There aren't a lot of veteran FAs you can say that about in this league.

[dj56dt58]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Crazy how this season has gone.

1. Thomas overthrow
2. 2nd and 30
3. Pass to Kelce against Oakland
4. 4th and 9

This team could be fighting for a WC spot right now.

I'd be willing to bet teams could say that every year. There are usually 2-4 games that could have easily gone the other way. That's what separates the great teams from the good teams. We used to be a good team..not anymore

[Best22]

Don’t overthrow Hunt, and don’t throw a bad RPO pass, and we’re 13-0...

Team game

[wutamess]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Yeah, that was Josh Shaw.

I don't recall Scandrick dropping anything critical in that game.

Didn't he drop an would be INT to ice the game against them too on Brady's last drive?

[JakeF]

We could have won both games we lossed if our secondary had made a few key plays. It's almost like we need that 1 corner who makes a huge interception to change the flow of the game.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by wutamess

Didn't he drop an would be INT to ice the game against them too on Brady's last drive?

"I don't recall Scandrick dropping anything critical in that game."

Please see above.

If he did, I'll let you show me. I certainly don't recall it. Brady was pretty much on point that game except for the times we hit him. When we didn't get there, he didn't miss much.

[RealSNR]

I mean, when I think of the things that are wrong with this team, Scandrick's play doesn't immediately come to mind.

It doesn't mean he's a good player, and it doesn't mean we should bother keeping him next year. All it means is we're treading water with him.

That's better than a sharp stick in the eye. Or a Reggie Ragland in coverage.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

I mean, when I think of the things that are wrong with this team, Scandrick's play doesn't immediately come to mind.

It doesn't mean he's a good player, and it doesn't mean we should bother keeping him next year. All it means is we're treading water with him.

That's better than a sharp stick in the eye. Or a Reggie Ragland in uniform.

FYP.

He combines the coverage skills of Marvcus Patton with the hard-hitting tackling of Donnie Edwards.

Dude was getting dragged for an additional 4 yards after contact repeatedly last week.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Crazy how this season has gone.

1. Thomas overthrow
2. 2nd and 30
3. Pass to Kelce against Oakland
4. 4th and 9

This team could be fighting for a WC spot right now.

We could just as easily be undefeated. Same as always

[Titty Meat]

I'm not a big Scandrick fan but he's played well this year.

[loochy]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

I'm not a big Scandrick fan but he's played well relative to his price this year.

FYP
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[Rain Man]

Scandrick was a pretty amazing last-minute pickup. He's dropped a couple of interceptions that hurt, but where would the team be without him? He's battled some pretty good receivers to a standstill this year.

[suzzer99]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Crazy how this season has gone.

1. Thomas overthrow
2. 2nd and 30
3. Pass to Kelce against Oakland
4. 4th and 9

This team could be fighting for a WC spot right now.

We were probably 60% to win the game when we had the ball at midfield vs. the Rams late. And of course Scandrick.

So yeah were like 4-1 in games that hinge on one play.

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by Blick

Agreed except for Scandrick being significantly better than Hitchens. We've discussed the DL freelancing and not doing Hitchens any favors. What's the excuse for Scandrick?

He's slow, he's grabby, he gets flagged a lot, he gets beat outright all the time, bad tackling, poor ball skills. What does he do well?

He's up there in the conversation of worst defensive player after the obvious ones in Ragland and Parker. I wasn't saying he was the worst, I said "up there" on the list like 4th or 5th. He's one of the worst.

Ah, the CP expertise. It amazes me how many of you ****ers know what everyone is assigned to do on every play.