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Does everyone think he will attract a lot of attention on the open market, and will he want to leave a championship team?
here are his stats http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/396097 Nothing special statwise but he was a starting CB on the superbowl winning team. |
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I like Taylor, but I am wary of CB's coming of their career year and going into FA.
Although they did not play together CC Brown and Taylor both went to LA-Lafayette.
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He's definately a talent, and has the ability to be a good corner, but the knock on him is he's dumb, and struggles to read offenses.
See the Marvin Harrison play in the first colts game.
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Not saying he can't come around, but I wouldn't spend too much money on him.
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If I could grab one CB out of FA...it would probably be Taylor. I think he has the potential to be our #2 CB for the next 8 seasons or so.
We need a #2 guy that isnt gonna cost and arm and a leg.. and is young enough to make CB a position that we no longer need to address on defense for a while. |
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I don't think Taylor is much better than Faggins.
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i think everyone will admitt we need a solid number two corner on this team...faggins looks more like a nickelback...buchanan may or may not be back this upcoming season...that being said...i do not think the best option is in Free agency for a corner...the draft has much better talent at corner than FA does
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I think that Ike Taylor is product of a system, where individually he's not as talented as some of the players. That scheme in Pitt is amazing, so I think he benefits being there, and I think he stays in Pitt.
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It's easy to look good at corner when you have a pass rush forcing the QB to get rid of the ball quickly.
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I was wrong last year when I said that Faggins could start for us if he had the chance.. so maybe you are right. |
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We have Dunta Robinson as our #1 CB and Buchanon as our #2 ,
Buchanon will be back next season because y would the texans waste a 2nd and 3rd round just to keep him here ONE year? If for some reason we would take Ike Taylor it would be for him to compete as our #3 CB (Depending if our first 2 CB stay healthy) Or Gary Kubiak might pull a quick one and move him to a safety position like Capers did with Coleman. |
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Nor do I. I have already posted my feelings about Faggins, so I will not say more. FA corner I would pursue IF we HAD to: Nate Clemente
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well if I never formed any of my own opinions.. id just be a parrot
![]() Honestly I thought that he showed the skills to possibly be a starter.. I knew he wasnt "quite" fast enough, but technique can make up for alot of that. I was wrong though..he just doesnt have the physical tools to be more than an above average nickle. |
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Antwaan Randle El WR UFA Chris Hope S UFA DeShea Townsend CB UFA Ike Taylor CB RFA Kimo von Oelhoffen DE UFA
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Pittsburgh has always had a very weak/average secondary (Polomalu excepted) and while Ike is fortunate to be entering the FA coming off of a Super Bowl win, I don't think he would do much of anything to benefit our cause.
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Well I must say Ike is a little better than Faggins. I would get Ike if he was going to play FS, if not then I dont really want him. He is pretty much a taller Faggins with the extra weight. The only thing he does really have is he is a tough corner.
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Vin dogg. I said that Ike is more of a FS. I did not say he could cover better than Faggins or dispute the fact that he does not recognize routes well. I thought that had already been covered, but when you take his toughness, cover ability, and measurables he will equate out a little higher than Faggins in a scouting report.
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