He is not aggressive, doesn’t like contact, you can see it if you watch his tape closely. Not the type of player Dan Quinn is looking for. He is a special teams player at best. I hope we don’t depend on him to play that nickel corner. I think the CB from Michigan Sandersill (I think is his name) will fill that roll
Harsh assesment. He had a slow start and was getting used to the speed . Once he started playing fast and stopped overthinking he flashed alot. This year will show the dog he really is. Hes a playmaker. Watch his college and nfl Highlights. Dude just needs to stay out of his head and not overthink.
@@germaynesimpson771 COMPLETELY wrong. Dan quinn loves him bc of his versatility, range, and ball skills. Go look at what Quinn said about him on Command center.
@@JamesJDMoe Yea I hope Dan Quinn is right. I want him to be an asset to the defense. But from what I saw last year, I don’t think he is what we need at DB, and I think he will be a very weak link. He will get exposed. I hope I’m wrong!
Ok, I’m not sure what you guys r watching. He’s an arm tackler, if you watch he grabs from behind or the side on mostly all of his tackles. And what’s not on here is all of his missed tackles. And how he gets beat deep. The Miami game shows that, yes it was Tyreek Hill, but Quan was nowhere near him. He is not an NFL player. Watch the preseason game (game 1), he flat out was playing scared. I watched him all season, he will be a weakness if we put him on the field.
@@AliasLifee not impressed, he arm tackles, he doesn't like contact. And these are his highlights. There were so many plays where he missed tackles, and was on skates bc he was getting blocked, and got beat A LOT in pass coverage. Dude, Im pointing this out bc I specifically watched him, Wyle, and Cody Barton, and all were pretty bad. I coached HS for 14 years, I know what to look for. He needs A LOT of work, but hes a special teamer at best, not NFL material
Appreciate you for calling it exactly how you see it. I personally am confident this coaching staff can get a lot out of him and the rest of the DB room. That’s supposed to be one of the perks of having a defensive minded head coach and a supposedly strong assistant staff. I will analyze this staff based off the improvement of our young talented players over a certain period of time. And if it turns out he is just a special teams guy there’s always better players around the corner. Big fan of new commanders nickel or “star” role player Mike Sainristill from Michigan.
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dudes a stud, coverage pretty good, and tackling is great. him and forbes gone be amazing next year just watch💯
He is not aggressive, doesn’t like contact, you can see it if you watch his tape closely. Not the type of player Dan Quinn is looking for. He is a special teams player at best. I hope we don’t depend on him to play that nickel corner. I think the CB from Michigan Sandersill (I think is his name) will fill that roll
Harsh assesment. He had a slow start and was getting used to the speed . Once he started playing fast and stopped overthinking he flashed alot. This year will show the dog he really is. Hes a playmaker. Watch his college and nfl
Highlights. Dude just needs to stay out of his head and not overthink.
@@germaynesimpson771 prophesy
@@germaynesimpson771 COMPLETELY wrong. Dan quinn loves him bc of his versatility, range, and ball skills. Go look at what Quinn said about him on Command center.
@@JamesJDMoe Yea I hope Dan Quinn is right. I want him to be an asset to the defense. But from what I saw last year, I don’t think he is what we need at DB, and I think he will be a very weak link. He will get exposed. I hope I’m wrong!
Yessirrrr! Really played well to close lately
That’s one tuff tackler and ballhawk. This will be his breakout year!
He has improved but it’s bad when you highlight tape is mostly cleaning up big plays 🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
Exactly what a safety is supposed to do
@@DurbanGurthWorm how about first reaction: preventing them 👀
Ok, I’m not sure what you guys r watching. He’s an arm tackler, if you watch he grabs from behind or the side on mostly all of his tackles. And what’s not on here is all of his missed tackles. And how he gets beat deep. The Miami game shows that, yes it was Tyreek Hill, but Quan was nowhere near him. He is not an NFL player. Watch the preseason game (game 1), he flat out was playing scared. I watched him all season, he will be a weakness if we put him on the field.
Just watch
@@AliasLifee not impressed, he arm tackles, he doesn't like contact. And these are his highlights. There were so many plays where he missed tackles, and was on skates bc he was getting blocked, and got beat A LOT in pass coverage. Dude, Im pointing this out bc I specifically watched him, Wyle, and Cody Barton, and all were pretty bad. I coached HS for 14 years, I know what to look for. He needs A LOT of work, but hes a special teamer at best, not NFL material
Appreciate you for calling it exactly how you see it. I personally am confident this coaching staff can get a lot out of him and the rest of the DB room. That’s supposed to be one of the perks of having a defensive minded head coach and a supposedly strong assistant staff. I will analyze this staff based off the improvement of our young talented players over a certain period of time. And if it turns out he is just a special teams guy there’s always better players around the corner. Big fan of new commanders nickel or “star” role player Mike Sainristill from Michigan.
@nilesj2072 on the nose with that statement. I want to win but the number one goal is to see the money that was spent on this coaching staff pay off
He was a rookie he will get better