So by that logic, anyone that says Slatter is a great special teamer must be rationalizing the keeping of a lousy wide receiver. Personally I think right now you are doing a terrible job of defending your lousy analyzing.
This makes sense to me. Chung is an abysmal starting safety, but an upgrade on defense compared to the typical Je'Rod Cherry/Nate Ebner special teamer.
I presume he came cheap, and I can't imagine this will change draft priorites one bit.
I can't remember a player in the BB era who left under similar terms to Chung and was later resigned. Kind of unprecedented, I'd love to be a fly on the wall for that meeting. Is the 09 draft class totally redeemed? Lol.
Why do the usual suspects have to come into a thread where they know people are going to be blowing off steam about a signing, and piss all over people because they are blowing off steam about a signing? They know what they are going to see in this thread before they click on it. I started off with a joke and a couple of gifs for fun, and someone *****ed about the gifs as 'drama'. Even long time homers have posted some 'negative' things in this thread. Why shouldn't they? Everyone knows that Chung was a failure the first time around. Everyone knows that Chung was a failure in Philly. Everyone knows that this pick will be greeted with a range of thought/emotion, and that people will move on from there in hopes that a better alternative than the current group is eventually found.
Coming in here and crying about the reaction is tantamount to going into the "Jets suck" thread and complaining about posters who are saying that the Jets suck.
This is the kind of signing that makes sense if you do it AFTER the draft, because you didn't get the safety you were looking for. It doesn't make sense making this move before the draft.
Let's just not post Patrick Chung videos from SB46, because he was one step late on a play that cost us the game, and it's forever burned into our minds, relentlessly haunting us for the rest of our days.
The fact that it's Chung and not a Steve Gregory type tells me that there is some credence to the S/LB hybrid role being a part of D moving forward. Which def makes guys like Shazier, KPL, Van Noy etc. worth taking strong looks at, they project to see starter reps in that capacity
It can't be to bring Chung in as just a S, if so BB is clearly a masochist. Or he suffers from the same ailment that Drew Barrymore had in 50 1st dates.
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