He's a 'rock' star: Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro is adding another item to his responsibilities

AsylumGuido · 08-09-2017, 03:24 PM

Originally Posted by halloween 65

4 years so far Kenny has shown little to nothing. I'll admit he did well enough his 1st and only good year in covering slot recievers and backs out of the backfield but thats about it, regressed 2nd, 3rd and 4th, stone hands and doesn't diagnose plays all that well. Being on a pitiful D sometimes makes a player(s) look better than what they really are. He's in his final year of his rookie contract and will be looking for big bucks, I in no way shape or form think he should even sniff a big contract with the overall inconsistant player he has been. Another question I have was it his actual play last season or the adderall buzzing him around? D+ player so far in my book.

The adderall was a one time mistake. He is now on the program and gets tested up to ten times a month year round. He is the least likely person on the team, next to Brees, to get busted for anything like that again.

08-09-2017, 03:24 PM	#6
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,574	Re: He's a 'rock' star: Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro is adding another item to his responsibilities Originally Posted by halloween 65 4 years so far Kenny has shown little to nothing. I'll admit he did well enough his 1st and only good year in covering slot recievers and backs out of the backfield but thats about it, regressed 2nd, 3rd and 4th, stone hands and doesn't diagnose plays all that well. Being on a pitiful D sometimes makes a player(s) look better than what they really are. He's in his final year of his rookie contract and will be looking for big bucks, I in no way shape or form think he should even sniff a big contract with the overall inconsistant player he has been. Another question I have was it his actual play last season or the adderall buzzing him around? D+ player so far in my book. The adderall was a one time mistake. He is now on the program and gets tested up to ten times a month year round. He is the least likely person on the team, next to Brees, to get busted for anything like that again.