Natrell Jamerson, Kamrin Moore's 'football IQ' helping Saints rookies navigate NFL learning curve

K Major · 07-02-2018, 09:15 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

While I'll still pull for guys like De'Vante Harris to redeem and improve their individual skill set as Ken Crawley had, team success can't wait in the NFL...

UDFAs De'Vante Harris, Chris Banjo, Justin Hardee, and Arthur Maulet have all been great success stories, the overall talent level must rise...

I just don't know how long coaches are going to ignore the fact that De'Vante "Aggie" Harris isn't that good of a football player

. Some of those valuable snaps needs to be evaluated on other undrafted "prospects" at training camp. It's gonna be very hard to keep Banjo off the 53 man roster in 2018. He has good speed/size and is always around the ball + he's a solid back up (to Vonn Bell) in the box. Versatility here is key.

As for Crawley, he's a legit #2 corner at this level & will only get better.

jeanpierre · 07-02-2018, 10:22 AM

Originally Posted by K Major

I just don't know how long coaches are going to ignore the fact that De'Vante "Aggie" Harris isn't that good of a football player . Some of those valuable snaps needs to be evaluated on other undrafted "prospects" at training camp. It's gonna be very hard to keep Banjo off the 53 man roster in 2018. He has good speed/size and is always around the ball + he's a solid back up (to Vonn Bell) in the box. Versatility here is key.

As for Crawley, he's a legit #2 corner at this level & will only get better.

Agreed on Harris, he's had two seasons, this being his third, and if he's still goofing up, he cedes those developmental snaps to Jamerson, Stephens, and/or Moore...

Jamerson as a returner, former (quality, ball-hawk) safety and nickel back candidate behind Patrick Robinson has a higher ceiling than Banjo, Maulet, and Hardee...

Moore and/or Stephens could shut the door on those guys; and there's still the supplemental draft where the Saints may be thinking of tendering draft picks...

07-02-2018, 09:15 AM	#1
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,838 Blog Entries: 3	Re: Natrell Jamerson, Kamrin Moore's 'football IQ' helping Saints rookies navigate NFL learning curve Originally Posted by jeanpierre While I'll still pull for guys like De'Vante Harris to redeem and improve their individual skill set as Ken Crawley had, team success can't wait in the NFL... UDFAs De'Vante Harris, Chris Banjo, Justin Hardee, and Arthur Maulet have all been great success stories, the overall talent level must rise... I just don't know how long coaches are going to ignore the fact that De'Vante "Aggie" Harris isn't that good of a football player . Some of those valuable snaps needs to be evaluated on other undrafted "prospects" at training camp. It's gonna be very hard to keep Banjo off the 53 man roster in 2018. He has good speed/size and is always around the ball + he's a solid back up (to Vonn Bell) in the box. Versatility here is key. As for Crawley, he's a legit #2 corner at this level & will only get better. jeanpierre and Rugby Saint II like this.

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jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Natrell Jamerson, Kamrin Moore's 'football IQ' helping Saints rookies navigate NFL learning curve Originally Posted by K Major I just don't know how long coaches are going to ignore the fact that De'Vante "Aggie" Harris isn't that good of a football player . Some of those valuable snaps needs to be evaluated on other undrafted "prospects" at training camp. It's gonna be very hard to keep Banjo off the 53 man roster in 2018. He has good speed/size and is always around the ball + he's a solid back up (to Vonn Bell) in the box. Versatility here is key. As for Crawley, he's a legit #2 corner at this level & will only get better. Agreed on Harris, he's had two seasons, this being his third, and if he's still goofing up, he cedes those developmental snaps to Jamerson, Stephens, and/or Moore... Jamerson as a returner, former (quality, ball-hawk) safety and nickel back candidate behind Patrick Robinson has a higher ceiling than Banjo, Maulet, and Hardee... Moore and/or Stephens could shut the door on those guys; and there's still the supplemental draft where the Saints may be thinking of tendering draft picks...