Break Up The Cornerbacks

The Rogue Hour found this 7/1/2008 on www.acmepackingcompany.com [flag]

The link here to the article by Pete Prisco wherein he says CB Charles Woodson is the 2nd best CB in the NFL, behind only CB Champ Bailey, reminded me of KC Joyner's article at ESPN.com (sorry, it's behind the Insider wall ). Joyner looked at yards per attempt for passes thrown at cornerback tandems. It's hard to judge corners statistically due to the complex coverage schemes run in the ... [link]

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Published 7/1/2008 by ruffian96 (noreply@blogger.com) at The Rogue Hour
... heads during the first minicamp. One guy who doesn't figure on getting cut anytime soon (yet) is Charles Woodson. He has appeared to be more inspired this offseason than in the past, attending more voluntary workouts and looking more spry and healthy in general after admitting the knee injury he suffered early in last year's schedule was more of a problem for him than he let on. Some people have even suggested a return to his Pro Bowl form would not be surprising. Now Al Harris might be a different story. ...

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