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Re: Is Jabari Greer the weakest link of the CB corps?
Greer is playing above his potential.
The thing with CBs to remember is that they won't stop everyone 100% of the time. They do get burned on occassions. A good CB will have a short memory and can give you what you need on defense 95% of the time. The other 5% is excusable.
Re: Is Jabari Greer the weakest link of the CB corps?
Greer's been solid so far this year.
Could the reason that McGee and Youboty are looking so good this year be that teams are keeping the ball away from Greer and trying to pick on the other CBs, therefore giving them more chances to make big plays? I'm not saying that is the case, but it could be.
Re: Is Jabari Greer the weakest link of the CB corps?
Greer is, and has been, very solid. Good tackler too. I was surprised we took a corner #1 (and #4, and #7). I think Greer is very underrated, as is Kyle Williams IMO.....
Re: Is Jabari Greer the weakest link of the CB corps?
Greer is a very good corner. He is fast, positionally sound, and breaks on the ball well. I still think that Greer will eventually give way to McKelvin at some point. You don't draft a corner with the 11th pick unless you think he can be special.
Re: Is Jabari Greer the weakest link of the CB corps?
I think the pecking order of our corners can be derived by what opposition offenses do.
Clearly, they are throwing more at Greer than McGee, but Greer seems to be holding up well.
The TD he gave up against Seattle was the result of a weak play on the ball. His coverage was outstanding.
Last week he looked great again, except that we were giving up the underneath short stuff on the outside.
That's on the scheme, not his ability, and it infuriates me on first/second down.
I think our corners and safetys have been the strong point of this D so far, with the D'line a close second.
I think it is also illustrative to look at what the Jags did when we were in nickel.
They went after Youboty, but underneath, and Youboty made plays that mae that strategy a failure.
That is telling.
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