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Originally Posted by skinsnut
I would be floored if Tryon did anything other than decent nickle coverage this year...he barely made the squad last 2 yrs. I really question the writers depth of research. I really think he is just looking at age and stats.
Anyone watching Tryon would question this assessment.
I see no reason to put this guy as the #5 breakout candidate this year.
Is it possible, sure....but monkeys might fly out of my... ya know....
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I couldn't agree more, and yes he made the team by the hair on his chin and is still hanging on by the same amount IMO as we have such little depth Buchanon/Barnes/Westbrook/Ramzee not much. Not the best assessment of Tyron from what I've seen.
The only reason this kid still has a job is we are so weak in the DB/Secondary. We need an upgrade and soon over Rogers which should happen next season. As well as Hall coverage skills stink. The is a position of big weakness on our Defense that needs to be addressed. We need a true #1 CB that offenses have to prepare for and/or stay away from, something we have not had since probably Champ.
I'll believe it when I see it from shrimp Tyron. I don't expect to see anything from this kid. I thought from day one and still believe he's a wasted draft pick.
If D Green thinks the kid will make it. Tyron has worked with the very best and has that chance of a lifetime working for him. I hope I'm wrong.
With Green on His Side, Cornerback Justin Tryon Is Making Strides - washingtonpost.com