Payton gets head start on evaluations

hagan714 · 01-09-2008, 05:28 AM

Originally Posted by Kittykat

What are the chances that Jason David can come back next season and be on his game? In all sincerity, is this something that he can "fix" during the off-season? If he's going to be starting again in the fall I would really like to think that he can come back and his performance be much improved. (It can't get worse, can it?)

Usama Young doesn't worry me as much...he's still young and impressionable.

I was hoping for at least one solid vet to be added so David can be moved to the #3 CB position. That is where he should be. Inside with all the LB and S help he needs. M&M injury hurts us big time. So now I have to hope for two vets to be added. Thats where the faith in Younge comes in. Is he going to be ready to take over the #2 by seasons end?

Kittykat · 01-09-2008, 07:38 AM

Originally Posted by Tobias-Reiper

The problem is that what you saw this season IS David's game. It's only that his ineptitude was masked by the play of some players around him like Freeney and Sanders, not to mention an offense that has steam-rolled opponents the past 3-4 years.

*fingers in ears*

LALALA I'M NOT LISTENING!

So you think there's no possibility he can be "re-trained"? The eternal optimist in me says that he will be forced to watch his film from this season for the next two months and then train is butt off and come out next season like a new CB.

Honestly, I don't know what worries me more. Seeing Jason David or not seeing Mike McKenzie next season.

01-09-2008, 05:28 AM	#11
hagan714 LB Mentallity Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 15,870 Blog Entries: 68	Re: Payton gets head start on evaluations Originally Posted by Kittykat What are the chances that Jason David can come back next season and be on his game? In all sincerity, is this something that he can "fix" during the off-season? If he's going to be starting again in the fall I would really like to think that he can come back and his performance be much improved. (It can't get worse, can it?) Usama Young doesn't worry me as much...he's still young and impressionable. I was hoping for at least one solid vet to be added so David can be moved to the #3 CB position. That is where he should be. Inside with all the LB and S help he needs. M&M injury hurts us big time. So now I have to hope for two vets to be added. Thats where the faith in Younge comes in. Is he going to be ready to take over the #2 by seasons end?

01-09-2008, 07:38 AM	#12
Kittykat 100th Post Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Heart of Dixie Posts: 124	Re: Payton gets head start on evaluations Originally Posted by Tobias-Reiper The problem is that what you saw this season IS David's game. It's only that his ineptitude was masked by the play of some players around him like Freeney and Sanders, not to mention an offense that has steam-rolled opponents the past 3-4 years. fingers in ears LALALA I'M NOT LISTENING! So you think there's no possibility he can be "re-trained"? The eternal optimist in me says that he will be forced to watch his film from this season for the next two months and then train is butt off and come out next season like a new CB. Honestly, I don't know what worries me more. Seeing Jason David or not seeing Mike McKenzie next season.

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