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Thread: Jamal Adams
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05-27-2020, 09:24 AM #85
Re: Jamal Adams
I'll defend them.
Mosley was a very good ILB who would occassionally get beat in coverage. He was above average for a big Mike LB in the passing game overall - he could hold his own, block passing lanes and occassionally make plays on the ball. The only ILBs at that time who were better were a few smaller, faster guys who couldn't compare to CJ against the run and the big stars like Keuchly and Wagner.
I think the main problem with CJ against the pass was the way Pees used him. He left him out there on 3rd down and played a passive defense with minimal pass rush and asked him to hold up in one on one coverage for far too long. Most ILBs would give up a few first downs in those circumstances.
Weddle was a very good safety who would occassionally get beaten by speed. He didn't just bring leadership. He used his intelligence to get into good positions to cut off lanes, make plays on the ball and to minimise his speed disadvantages. He was slowing down but to say he wasn't good in 16 (He was PFF's top safety) and 17 and still useful in 18 is crazy.
Every player gets beat in coverage from time to time but to let that stick in your mind to the exclusion of all the good things that two consistently good, pro bowl type players did makes no sense. I wonder why our defenses were so good with those two lead footed under achievers leading it?
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05-27-2020, 11:44 AM #86
Re: Jamal Adams
Last edited by moviemaniacx; 05-27-2020 at 11:45 AM. Reason: FF
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Re: Jamal Adams
Although Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
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05-27-2020, 04:11 PM #89
Re: Jamal Adams
That's actually a sensible idea in regards to maintaining roster and salary structure. However, it will not work right now. If the Ravens trade Clark they lose cap space - about $6.6 mil of it - because it's the first year of his new deal and all that prorated bonus would stack up.
They really can't trade from the secondary. They're cap committed to Clark, Earl Thomas, Marcus Peters and Marlon Humphrey (as soon as they work out his deal). It's just really bad timing right now to go after Jamal Adams.
Next off season they can definitely target him.
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05-27-2020, 06:09 PM #90
Re: Jamal Adams
Agreeing with above that I dont WANT to trade Chuck Clark but if we are getting Adams I woildnt let that stop my deal.
I used to think the cap was rigid for trades similarly to cuts but lately the NFL has done some weird cap gymnastics on trades. The fact that his extensions hasn’t started and is entirely reasonable makes me think some of that magic could exist in this deal, the only reason I proposed it is as a “how far would you go”. Angle.
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05-27-2020, 06:10 PM #91
Re: Jamal Adams
Ok... take the “how far would you go” to the extreme:
Marlon Humphrey for Jamal Adams, straight up? Who says no?
I’m not sure... that’s tough!!!!
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