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Re: PFT: Saints fear torn pectoral for Parys Haralson

[QUOTE=ikecomp;569809]He doesn't do much well. He doesn't run well, he doesn't cover well and he doesn't appear to have good instincts. When I saw him hesitate on the mccoy run on 4th goal because he was scared foles would take off on him I knew extended playing time for him would not be good.

No, actually he did what he was suppose to do and hold the edge. That's called discipline which JR sometimes forgets to do. Pefect example of what not to do is watch the last drive in GB-49er when the DB crashed inside and Kaperlick ran outside for big gain which led to game winning FG.

Re: PFT: Saints fear torn pectoral for Parys Haralson

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Originally Posted by ikecomp (Post 569809)

He doesn't do much well. He doesn't run well, he doesn't cover well and he doesn't appear to have good instincts. When I saw him hesitate on the mccoy run on 4th goal because he was scared foles would take off on him I knew extended playing time for him would not be good.

At any rate we have bigger concerns. Harper was caught in coverage way too many times. His coverage responsibilities will need to diminish.

Jenkins is the one giving up big plays last time we played the Hawks.

Re: PFT: Saints fear torn pectoral for Parys Haralson

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Originally Posted by ikecomp (Post 569809)

He doesn't do much well. He doesn't run well, he doesn't cover well and he doesn't appear to have good instincts. When I saw him hesitate on the mccoy run on 4th goal because he was scared foles would take off on him I knew extended playing time for him would not be good.

No, actually he did what he was suppose to do and hold the edge. That's called discipline which JR sometimes forgets to do. Pefect example of what not to do is watch the last drive in GB-49er when the DB crashed inside and Kaperlick ran outside for big gain which led to game winning FG.

There was no edge to hold. It was a 3rd and 1, completely obvious the Eagles were going to run up the middle and Herring went to the left like they were going to run a toss or a screen pass. It was a bad play by Herring.

That said, it's just one bad play. I didn't really notice him the rest of the game after that. (that's a good thing, right??)