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BlackandBlue · 05-28-2003, 09:58 AM

What I meant was that legitimate shutdown corners are a rare breed, moreso than a great defensive tackle. For every one shutdown corner name you throw out, I can name three great defensive tackles. While we are all in agreement that a great defensive tackle will have a greater impact on your team, the scarcity of a legitimate shutdown corner warrants, in my opinion, taking a second look at one if he is available.
This is a subjective discussion, I don\'t think there is a right or wrong answer. If you feel that taking a great DT over a shutdown corner is the better move for your team, there are several points to support your argument. I, however, would take the shutdown corner, strictly because they are rare.

05-28-2003, 09:58 AM	#11
BlackandBlue Kinder, gentler Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: dirty south Posts: 3,889	Article from Blackandgold.net What I meant was that legitimate shutdown corners are a rare breed, moreso than a great defensive tackle. For every one shutdown corner name you throw out, I can name three great defensive tackles. While we are all in agreement that a great defensive tackle will have a greater impact on your team, the scarcity of a legitimate shutdown corner warrants, in my opinion, taking a second look at one if he is available. This is a subjective discussion, I don\'t think there is a right or wrong answer. If you feel that taking a great DT over a shutdown corner is the better move for your team, there are several points to support your argument. I, however, would take the shutdown corner, strictly because they are rare.
	The waiting drove me mad.... I don't want to hear from those that know... Everything has changed, absolutely nothing's changed Eddie is a....draftnik?