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Re: Brandon Browner the Strong Safety?
We need to run a Big Dime. 3 Safeties, 3 Corners.
Byrd the Free. Browner the strong. Vacarro a Rover LB who blitzes often. Lewis and Breaux on the outside. Swann at the Nickel. Kikiha and Edebali rushing on the ends. Jordan and Richardson inside at the "DTs". Run press man with a single high safety and blitz. I say if you're getting beat in coverage, at least get beat putting hits on the QB. |
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We picked up Browner from the Pats with the following caveats - 1) he will get beat as many times as he makes a play in a game, 2) he will cost us at least two 15 yard penalties or interference calls per game. His biggest problem is he currently is costing us more plays then he makes... |
Re: Brandon Browner the Strong Safety?
I must have missed something, because I haven't seen this phenomenal play from Breaux. He's made a couple plays, but he's still a long way off. I'm just glad he isn't getting flagged every other play anymore. I'll take the improvement.
Swann has been pretty good in spots as the nickel guy. I don't know how well he'd do as a starter, just yet. I don't want Browner on the field at any position right now. I don't think it matters where you play him, he's constantly getting lost and committing penalties. I'm not sure what happened to him, but I've seen enough that I can't call it a fluke anymore. |
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Browner got I know at lest one 50 yard play last week and gave up containment on the Cam TD
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"It doesn't really surprised me," Lewis said. "That's a guy I knew my whole life. I already knew what he's been working with. ... He's a lockdown corner. You watch him on tape. He blankets guys. He knows what his job is. That's what he do." As for Swann, he's played consistently well during every game this season. Amazing to say for a fifth-round pick in his rookie season. He's hopped around from cornerback and safety during the first three weeks. "Very special guy with a bright future," Lewis said. "A guy who can come in as a rookie, and they've thrown so much at him. Three different positions: corner, nickel and safety. He's definitely going to be a star in this league." Believe it or not, some Saints have played well in 2015: Larry Holder | NOLA.com Considering that Breaux is rarely tested and the only completion he allowed (that I can remember) was on a busted play, I would say he is doing a great job. Swann, have been playing lights out no matter where he lined up every pass in his direction been contested. |
Re: Brandon Browner the Strong Safety?
id be surprised, very surprised
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Browner the unemployed cornerback more like!
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Browner is the CB you want on those big TE and WR
IN PRESS MAN COVERAGE ANYTHING ELSE AND IT IS TROUBLE Do not play him off the line and do not ask him to react in space. It is not his game. HE MUST BE ALLOWED TO JAM AND MUG IN THE FIRST 5 YARDS It is that simple. That is why Lewis being out has hurt Browner and the saints. He is not a #1 CB and he is not what i call a #2 either. He is better as a specialty CB against slower taller WR/TE. That is it. no more no less. Dude is lost in space. Think of him as the Rocky of CB not an Apollo Creed. He could not react to stop a B-Slap to save his life. J BUT just do not let him get his hands on you. |
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