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ESPN Insider: Samuel NFL's worst tackler

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You need a membership at ESPN Insider so no link: According to ESPN Asante Samuel is the NFL's worst tackler. Every player on the back 7 or 8 was graded, ( Linebackers, Defensive backs ). Jason Allen was the best DB tackler with 55 tackles and a 0.00% blown tackle rate. Asante Samuel was the NFL's worst tackler with a 26.6% blown tackle rate. The article does not say how many of those tackles went on into the endzone for a touchdown.
 
Sorry to hear about Monty Beisel's retirement.
 
Yes. I've heard that every NFL player has at least one flaw in their game as well.
 
Yes! This mean we win, right??
 
He also leads the league in letting easy interceptions float through his fingertips when a perfect season is on the line.
 
We knew this years ago. Samuel is the king of getting beat on a juke on 3rd and 9.

We mistook Samuel for a physical guy back in 2005 when he laid that killer hit on Jeb Putzier. He was always a poor open field tackler, low contact and poor instincts.

The guy figured out how to jump a route, and made $50 million off of it. Good for him.

The Eagles starting combo of Samuel and Hobbs will keep them out of the Super Bowl.
 
Please make it stop.

He also leads the league in letting easy interceptions float through his fingertips when a perfect season is on the line.
 
We knew this years ago. Samuel is the king of getting beat on a juke on 3rd and 9.

We mistook Samuel for a physical guy back in 2005 when he laid that killer hit on Jeb Putzier. He was always a poor open field tackler, low contact and poor instincts.

The guy figured out how to jump a route, and made $50 million off of it. Good for him.

The Eagles starting combo of Samuel and Hobbs will keep them out of the Super Bowl.

jumping routes requires instinct.
 
We knew this years ago. Samuel is the king of getting beat on a juke on 3rd and 9.

We mistook Samuel for a physical guy back in 2005 when he laid that killer hit on Jeb Putzier. He was always a poor open field tackler, low contact and poor instincts.

The guy figured out how to jump a route, and made $50 million off of it. Good for him.

The Eagles starting combo of Samuel and Hobbs will keep them out of the Super Bowl.

Actually, I think Hobbs is capable of doing that all by himself.

Asante isn't much of a tackler--neither was Deion Sanders.
 
Does this stat make you feel better? Jason Allen may be the "best tackling DB", but he has been a flat out bust in Miami. This Asante Samuel obsession is getting weird.
 
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