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Looking to add more of a veteran presence to their stable of cornerbacks, the Bills agreed to terms with eight-year veteran Jason Webster Monday.
Webster, who made a free agent visit to Buffalo last week, brings a welcome dose of experience to a Bills cornerback contingent that aside from Kiwaukee Thomas and Terrence McGee does not possess an inordinate amount of time on the field.
He's been injured in three of his last four seasons.
I remember when he came into the league in 2000, he was a second round pick by SF. never played up to his ability.
Scouting report on him is he's fast and good in coverage; but doesnt match up well against big receivers, develops "bad habits" and often plays without confidence.
He's been injured in three of his last four seasons.
I remember when he came into the league in 2000, he was a second round pick by SF. never played up to his ability.
Scouting report on him is he's fast and good in coverage; but doesnt match up well against big receivers, develops "bad habits" and often plays without confidence. http://www.tsn.ca/nfl/teams/players/...me=nfl-falcons
That scouting report actually makes me feel better about him than when I read the other thread on him. He's short, but not tiny and he has decent body mass for his height. Atlanta cut this month, but he started for them until he got injured last year. If he's not completely uncoachable, perhaps the Bills canget enough out of him that this could be a worthwhile pickup. I'd still like to see what Bassey can do in training camp and preseason.
I've made up my mind. Don't confuse me with the facts.
I'm the most reasonable poster here. If you don't agree, I'll be forced to have a hissy fit.
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