I really like our corners right now.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

The most biased poster on this board trying to accuse someone of being biased...comedy gold.

I don't care about being right. I care about winning. If Gaines didn't have these issues i wouldn't talk about them.

Until this is corrected, i'll point it out. That simple. I WANT Gaines to fix these problems, but im not going to bury my head in the sand like your dumbass.

Like I said, lemme know when Gaines makes a REAL nice play and i'll commend him for it.

Until then, dont feed me this bullshit about how we can look the other way and "deal with" his inadequacies because of his supposed great coverage skills.

He is an injury prone, good but not great coverage guy who woefully lacks physicallity and has NEVER, EVER shown the ability to play the ball in the air.

Say whatever you want, but for the reasons I stated, it's YOU that is being biased on this subject. You still have yet to acknowledge the blockers role in the play, for example. Anybody that has played the game can look at that play and understand how almost being pushed out of it can make it difficult to secure the tackle.

You talk as if he hasn't made any "real nice" plays, but that first one I posted was one in your biggest area of concern. You just glossed right over it though and "buried your head in the sand". You put all your focus on the second play, because it somewhat helped support your argument (if you want to ignore the push).

I'll ask you, aside from that play in the Texans game, what reason do you have to support your argument about his completely inept tackling? As far as I can tell, he made one great tackle, whiffed on another, and missed one because he was almost pushed out of the play, but did enough to slow Benjamin down till Zombo got there. Perhaps if DJ wouldn't have been caught sleeping, the same thing could've happened in the Texans game.

Is he a good tackler? No, but he's also not nearly the worst tackling corner I've ever seen. You're taking one play that just so happened to be at a crucial moment of the game, and blowing it out of proportion without equally distributing the blame.