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Do you think Youboty is as good as gone?
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Everybody’s in front of Bills’ Youboty
The top answer to the “Family Feud” survey question “Name a Bills cornerback” would be Terrence McGee, followed by the agreeably surprising Jabari Greer, prominent draftee Leodis McKelvin, free agent pickup Will James, and finally late-round rookies Reggie Corner and Kennard Cox. Meanwhile, responding with Ashton Youboty’s name would earn you an X and no smooch from whoever is trying to do Richard Dawson’s job. Youboty’s career in Buffalo is on the line this summer, as both the team’s quality and quantity at the position have made him forgettable.
The rough fact is that Youboty, a third-round pick from Ohio State in 2006, will have to beat out some of his more prominent teammates not just to play but to even be a Bill by September. Go ahead and write McGee’s name at the depth chart’s top in pen; so does the Liberia native have a chance to pass two of the corners presently ahead of him, something he’d have to do to get on the field at all? Realistically, topping the performance of just one of the following will be tough:
The top answer to the “Family Feud” survey question “Name a Bills cornerback” would be Terrence McGee, followed by the agreeably surprising Jabari Greer, prominent draftee Leodis McKelvin, free agent pickup Will James, and finally late-round rookies Reggie Corner and Kennard Cox. Meanwhile, responding with Ashton Youboty’s name would earn you an X and no smooch from whoever is trying to do Richard Dawson’s job. Youboty’s career in Buffalo is on the line this summer, as both the team’s quality and quantity at the position have made him forgettable.
The rough fact is that Youboty, a third-round pick from Ohio State in 2006, will have to beat out some of his more prominent teammates not just to play but to even be a Bill by September. Go ahead and write McGee’s name at the depth chart’s top in pen; so does the Liberia native have a chance to pass two of the corners presently ahead of him, something he’d have to do to get on the field at all? Realistically, topping the performance of just one of the following will be tough:
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