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Is Joseph a better signing than Asomugha?

infantrycak said:
No offense but that is whack revisionist history. Only a few people were ever upset Dunta didn't make the pro-bowl and that is 6 corners right there. I don't recall him ever even being named as an alternate. Don't get me wrong, I loved watching him play but he has never sniffed top 5 corner. Aaron Glenn at the tail end of his career was clearly better than Dunta. In his prime it wasn't even close.
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Dunta was an ascending player with a bright future once upon a time. He learned alot from Glenn (who was my favorite Texan player up to that point/terrible move by old FO not to resign Aaron) he stepped up in leadership role & layed his body on the line every single play. Playing hard w/his contract year ahead sure looked like his body of work would receive top 5 CB contract but his career threatening acl tear & calf muscle ripped off the bone ended his dreams & led to assertion of one of the worst secondary's in the history of NFL. He returned a year later, but was never the same player even though he signed for similar big free agent money as Joseph his way out to Atlanta. I understand Joseph had some high ankle sprain problems but nothing nearly as serious so his career can hopefully stay on track. Very similar players headed in different directions, using Dunta for a reference point for fellow Texan fans so they know how similar players they are (JJ is more like DROB pre-injury) in my own twisted viewpoint a borderline top 5 or 6 CB talent. :wesmantexanfan:
 
beerlover said:
Dunta was an ascending player with a bright future once upon a time. He learned alot from Glenn (who was my favorite Texan player up to that point/terrible move by old FO not to resign Aaron) he stepped up in leadership role & layed his body on the line every single play. Playing hard w/his contract year ahead sure looked like his body of work would receive top 5 CB contract but his career threatening acl tear & calf muscle ripped off the bone ended his dreams & led to assertion of one of the worst secondary's in the history of NFL. He returned a year later, but was never the same player even though he signed for similar big free agent money as Joseph his way out to Atlanta. I understand Joseph had some high ankle sprain problems but nothing nearly as serious so his career can hopefully stay on track. Very similar players headed in different directions, using Dunta for a reference point for fellow Texan fans so they know how similar players they are (JJ is more like DROB pre-injury) in my own twisted viewpoint a borderline top 5 or 6 CB talent. :wesmantexanfan:
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I agree. But I think that Joseph is better than drob was when he was at his best.

The year dunta got hurt he was looking extremely good. When he came back he was not the same.
 
I'm still wanting us to sign William Gay.

Not because he's any good, but to see how many of the fans who were so proud to call themselves part of the Arian Nation start calling themselves proud members of the Gay Nation... Just sayin'
 
The D is starting to resemble the O on '07. Right on the edge of being very good. The D might not break top 10 this season, but I'm thinking easily top 10 on 12 and beyond. We are flat out loaded with young talent. Some good coaching and add some depth, watch out NFL.
 
Rey said:
I agree. But I think that Joseph is better than drob was when he was at his best.
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I really think its a push & up to Dunta Robinson major the one thing that's afflicted Joseph are nagging injury's so IMO it's too close to call.


Rey said:
The year dunta got hurt he was looking extremely good. When he came back he was not the same.
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This is what I've said all along & reason why his demands would never be made aside from anything personal with "pay me Rick".
 
scourge said:
I'm still wanting us to sign William Gay.

Not because he's any good, but to see how many of the fans who were so proud to call themselves part of the Arian Nation start calling themselves proud members of the Gay Nation... Just sayin'
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Better yet: How many Texans fans would proudly walk into Reliant stadium wearing a jersey that read GAY on the back!!!
 
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