NO. HE WASN'T. SHOW ME ONE ARTICLE THAT SAYS THAT WHICH WAS NOT WRITTEN IN TENNESSE.
ANOTHER RIDICULOUS STATEMENT THAT IS NOT ROOTED IN ANY KIND OF FACT. AND SAVE THAT METRICS SHIT.
D HALL COULDN'T? EVER SEEN HOW FAR HE USUALLY RUNS BACK HIS PICKS? EVER SEEN HOW BLINDINGLY FAST THE GUY IS. HE'S ONE OF THE FASTEST PLAYERS IN THE LEAGUE. COME ON BRUH.
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i dont get the "save the metrics" shit......how else do you compare two dbs.....watch one get burnt for a touchdown, cry, then get spit on, followed by some more cryin?
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the year before pac was suspended.....his break out sophmore sason
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Here's a look at the players who are best in the metrics, based on the data collected so far. We're listing players with a minimum of 30 passes. First, the top 10 in Stop Rate. (Stop Rate measures percentage of plays that do not achieve offensive success by Football Outsiders standards: 45% of yards on first down, 60% on second down, 100% on third down.)
* 32-A.Jones TEN 52 65%
* 28-L.Bodden CLE 31 65%
* 31-R.Marshall CAR 35 63%
* 33-C.Tillman CHI 75 63%
* 21-C.McAlister BAL 53 62%
* 20-C.Gamble CAR 38 61%
* 29-D.Florence SD 55 60%
* 26-L.Sheppard PHI 35 60%
* 22-F.Thomas NO 49 59%
* 36-D.Barrett NYJ 34 59%
The other number listed is number of charted passes. First of all, I should point out one player who ISN'T listed here, because I made the cut-off 30 passes. Antonio Cromartie has a Stop Rate of 69% with 28 charted passes. Wow, was I wrong when I thought the Chargers made a mistake because Cromartie would require years to learn to play corner in the NFL. Wrong, wrong, wrong. Then we've got Pac-Man, who probably should have made the AFC Pro Bowl team over Rashean Mathis, and our boy Leigh Bodden -- remember, this doesn't include the recent games where Bodden played hurt and not up to his previous level. Fred Thomas is still on this list for the same reason, because he played so well early in the year, and this doesn't include those recent games where he got torched like Johnny Storm. I'm a little surprised to see two Panthers on the list, since I thought the secondary was one of the big reasons they didn't live up to their Super Bowl potential this year. And I read some San Diego blog where some guy was talking about Quentin Jammer having a huge year this year. Actually, by our numbers he's the only one of the three San Diego cornerbacks who still qualifies as a weakness.
The top 10 in yards per play:
* 36-D.Barrett NYJ 34 4.5
* 28-L.Bodden CLE 31 4.6
* 22-A.Samuel NE 53 4.7
* 27-W.Harris SF 48 5.0
* 25-R.McQuarters NYG 35 5.0
* 31-N.Vasher CHI 44 5.4
* 31-C.Finnegan TEN 30 5.4
* 32-A.Jones TEN 52 5.5
* 26-L.Sheppard PHI 35 5.5
* 31-R.Marshall CAR 35 5.5
To finish up, here's a look at the worst cornerbacks so far by these metrics
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yards per pass:
* 22-S.Rolle BAL 46 14.1
* 22-Tr.Fisher STL 42 10.7
* 26-T.Hill STL 40 10.7
* 21-J.Fletcher DET 32 10.4
* 20-T.James CIN 42 10.0
* 21-R.Hill TEN 45 10.0
* 27-J.Webster ATL 52 9.9
* 24-T.Law KC 35 9.7
* 29-B.Williams JAC 47 9.6
* 24-I.Taylor PIT 67 9.3
You can be very sure that Bill Belichick, Marty Schottenheimer, and Tony Dungy know who to pick on if/when they face the Ravens in January. Also, Ty Law is over the hill -- his metrics were awful in New York last year too -- and the Rams' defensive backfield is horrific.
proof is in the pudding pacman played at the level (when he was on the field) of the top dbs in the leauge.....choose to believe it or not metrics are the ONLY way to compare dbs....
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http://community.foxsports.com/blog...gelo_Hall_plus_more_fun_with_cornerback_stats
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