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Tall Corners VS Shorter Corners
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Revis is only 5-11, he has no problem. Greer was also 5-11. If they have a great vertical and long arms, an inch or two doesn't really matter. The top 10 CB prospects in this years draft average 5-11. I ...
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Re: Tall Corners VS Shorter Corners
Revis is only 5-11, he has no problem. Greer was also 5-11.
If they have a great vertical and long arms, an inch or two doesn't really matter. The top 10 CB prospects in this years draft average 5-11. I wouldn't disqualify a 5-10 CB, but they better have long arms, cover like a glove, and be able to jump thru the roof. I also feel like Goodell will put an end to the muggings like Seattle got away with. Typically tall CB's just don't have the hip flip and quickness that shorter CB's do. |
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