LloydBraun
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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Tony Eason...ugh...Thank God for Tom Brady.
Yes, he sucked so bad that he had 13 special teams tackles in 13 games...Granted he wasn't Brendan Ayanbandejo who had 20, but he wasn't a slouch either, stats wise. From what I can fiend, Wesley was the Bears 2nd best special teams tackler.
He made 1 tackle per game. The Bears expect players to do more than that and that's why you can't ever put him in the game as a CB. He is absolutely terrible.
This seems to be another one of those desperation moves that the USA Today writer was talking about. This move reeks of the Pats desperately trying to keep up with the Colts. The Colts lose Tarik Glenn (which by a lot of media opinions seem to have made the Colts actually better) and Booger McFarland (who all the sudden was a liability last year). The Pats are clearly countering the Colts' obvious addition by substration with a desperation reach for a marque back up CB and special teams player who virtually no one other than Panthers or Bears fans have ever heard of.
I am ashamed to be a Pats fan today after this shameless and fruitless attempt by Belichick and Pioli to mortgage the Pats' future to keep up with the ever improving Colts.
I know this is the internet and all, but his post was DRIPPING so much with sarcasm I almost slipped.This is one of the more ridiculous posts I've seen here in recent months, unless the poster is a Colts fan, in which case the delusions expressed are understandable.
This is one of the more ridiculous posts I've seen here in recent months, unless the poster is a Colts fan, in which case the delusions expressed are understandable.
This is one of the more ridiculous posts I've seen here in recent months, unless the poster is a Colts fan, in which case the delusions expressed are understandable.
He only had 10 tackles last year...and he did play defense.
Again...I didn't see it but Bears fans are saying. if he was their 2nd best ST player...why would they just cut him after trading a DB earlier? They felt a rookie was better.
He only had 10 tackles last year...and he did play defense.
Again...I didn't see it but Bears fans are saying. if he was their 2nd best ST player...why would they just cut him after trading a DB earlier? They felt a rookie was better.
Most GOOD special team players only make 1 tackle per game. Its a matter of how many special team chances they get coupled with the number of special team players on the field. Ayanbandejo is an exception to the rule.
As for putting him in the game as a CB, yes, its already been documented that that Wesley isn't a very good Cover-2 CB. But that doesn't mean he won't be able to perform in the Pats defense as a dime back since the Pats don't tend to use the Cover-2 scheme much.
This is one of the more ridiculous posts I've seen here in recent months, unless the poster is a Colts fan, in which case the delusions expressed are understandable.
Well, good luck with him. BTW, he also gets a lot of penalties and hopefully won't cost you a return. The Bears think so little of him that they chose from a pool of rookies rather than keep him