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  • DukieBoy
    Hall of Famer
    • May 2008
    • 3488

    Ike's hands

    Just sayin' .......





  • Lebsteel
    Pro Bowler
    • May 2008
    • 1007

    #2
    We need a playmaker CB badly. Allen did well today, but man, Taylor was horrible in the 2nd qtr...
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    • buccoray61
      Starter
      • Jul 2009
      • 945

      #3
      Originally posted by DukieBoy
      Just sayin' .......
      Been that way his whole career. If he could catch just a little,he would be up there with Bailey and Revis in their primes.

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      • SS Laser
        Pro Bowler
        • Apr 2009
        • 1929

        #4
        Smart player knew the plays but has hands of stone! I am sure the rain did not help either defense. Ben should have been picked like 2 maybe 4 times? And yes there will be ANOTHER CB drafted this year. Still a major need.

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        • squidkid
          Legend
          • Feb 2012
          • 5847

          #5
          he needs cut or serious paycut
          steelers = 3 ring circus with tomlin being the head clown

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          • RussBII
            Pro Bowler
            • May 2008
            • 1006

            #6
            The first drop was awful. It seemed to break the dam and Lions just poured it on. I bet I make that catch 95 out of 100.

            Granted, I'd never be anywhere near it to begin with.

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            • SS Laser
              Pro Bowler
              • Apr 2009
              • 1929

              #7
              He is the next James Harrison. Will he take a pay cut or leave? Again he can get something on the open market. But will he over value himself like Harrison did?

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              • Flasteel
                Hall of Famer
                • May 2008
                • 4004

                #8
                Worst ever,
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                • Shoe
                  Hall of Famer
                  • May 2008
                  • 4044

                  #9
                  Originally posted by buccoray61
                  Been that way his whole career. If he could catch just a little,he would be up there with Bailey and Revis in their primes.
                  Fk that sh!t. He does not deserve to be in the same breath as those guys! If Gay was 3 inches taller, .3 faster, and had quick feet, he's also be in Bailey/Revis air. But he's not.

                  Ike dropping balls like that isn't just a case of "If he had hands, he'd be a WR." Dropping balls like that 1st one are tantamount to getting burned on a bomb (which happened today too). He has at least 4-5 of those drops a year! Add that into his portfolio, with that context, and he's not the "shutdown CB" that he claims to be. Ike may be a solid player (proven over 10 years+ in the league). But please, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER mention this guy in the same breath as Revis/Bailey.
                  I wasn't hired for my disposition.

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                  • RussBII
                    Pro Bowler
                    • May 2008
                    • 1006

                    #10
                    That's crazy talk. Dropping an int is still a pass defensed.

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                    • Shoe
                      Hall of Famer
                      • May 2008
                      • 4044

                      #11
                      Originally posted by RussBII
                      That's crazy talk. Dropping an int is still a pass defensed.
                      That's what I'm saying. It goes in the books as simply a pass defensed--a positive point for Taylor. But that WAS NOT a positive play. Not only was it not a positive play, it was a fundamental breakdown that is much MUCH worse.

                      It would be like a "good" QB, who consistently misses COMPLETELY WIDE-OPEN WRs down the field. Or a "good" Kicker, who misses 5 CHIP SHOTS every year. They go down as simple incompletions or missed FGs, but it is MUCH MORE than just that.

                      That pass couldn't have been thrown any better to him!
                      I wasn't hired for my disposition.

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                      • RussBII
                        Pro Bowler
                        • May 2008
                        • 1006

                        #12
                        Is it the best outcome? No. Is it the worst outcome? No. I think it's still more good than bad.

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                        • SS Laser
                          Pro Bowler
                          • Apr 2009
                          • 1929

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Shoe
                          That's what I'm saying. It goes in the books as simply a pass defensed--a positive point for Taylor. But that WAS NOT a positive play. Not only was it not a positive play, it was a fundamental breakdown that is much MUCH worse.

                          It would be like a "good" QB, who consistently misses COMPLETELY WIDE-OPEN WRs down the field. Or a "good" Kicker, who misses 5 CHIP SHOTS every year. They go down as simple incompletions or missed FGs, but it is MUCH MORE than just that.

                          That pass couldn't have been thrown any better to him!
                          So the 23 passes defended were BAD points for Lewis last year then? The very reason everyone here said he was good and should have been signed? You might be on the page with the QB thing. But missing FG's to me is a way bigger deal that is direct points. A defended pass is a good stat to have I think. Of course INT's are better. Ike has been a very good corner for years. But has his problems. Not worth his pay next season. Just like Harrison last year I think.

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                          • Ghost
                            Legend
                            • May 2008
                            • 6338

                            #14
                            Ike's inability to catch an INT right in his hands and chest is inexcusable. Catching the ball for a turnover is part of the job description. His dropping of interceptions that could be game changing plays are a f*cking disgrace and I don't understand how an NFL CB is that incompetent. It's not funny, its pathetic.
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                            • SteelBuckeye
                              Backup
                              • Apr 2013
                              • 398

                              #15
                              Did we win today? Because even if we did, and during the losses, Ike Taylor is the least of our worries. Better look to Ian Rappaport's "inside source", Mr. Clark and his SERIOUS mental lapses in deep coverage if you're looking for a goat in a win

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