of that group, Ed reed
But my favorite was Sean Taylor
Of course guys who played longer like Lott, TroyP & Ed had better better numbers based on longevity but ST's size and speed was a sight to see, and he had the reputation as a hard hitter but his last season he was becoming more of a ball hawk. Look at his game against Favre in GB where he had two picks.
But my favorite was Sean Taylor
Of course guys who played longer like Lott, TroyP & Ed had better better numbers based on longevity but ST's size and speed was a sight to see, and he had the reputation as a hard hitter but his last season he was becoming more of a ball hawk. Look at his game against Favre in GB where he had two picks.
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Dem313wayz
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Ed Reed but people are forgetting how dominant how Troy P was.
I never saw a safety time blitzes better than Troy P.
Dude was all over the field and running into WRs TE RB OL. Didn't have the cover skills of Ed Reed but had amazing hands.
His prime was short cuz he played wreckless but man he was something else
I never saw a safety time blitzes better than Troy P.
Dude was all over the field and running into WRs TE RB OL. Didn't have the cover skills of Ed Reed but had amazing hands.
His prime was short cuz he played wreckless but man he was something else
TheMailMan
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From the colts right ? Dude was a monster
Womb Raider
movin' thru the city streets
Hell yeah. Injuries cut his career very short but he was a damn beast at his height.
TheMailMan
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Yeah I remember him .he was a savage back in the day
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I wish more ppl got to see prime B. Dawk...he revolutionized the S position 
He was interchangeable as a FS and SS
He could cover the slot, deep middle, play man against TEs
He was a 4th LB in the box...and he could rush the passer (RIP Jim Johnson)
He was a feared hitter
He's arguably the most versatile S in the history of the game
You're talking about a S who impacted the pass rush, run def & coverage...and was a plus in every area
He was interchangeable as a FS and SS
He could cover the slot, deep middle, play man against TEs
He was a 4th LB in the box...and he could rush the passer (RIP Jim Johnson)
He was a feared hitter
He's arguably the most versatile S in the history of the game
You're talking about a S who impacted the pass rush, run def & coverage...and was a plus in every area
mvp_status
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Taylor was a beast, but to insinuate those 3 only had better numbers because they played longer is wild. Those guys were All-Pros by Year 2.
Brian Dawkins would be Landon Collins these days. The flags he would get today just for stepping on the field
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Brian Dawkins would be Landon Collins these days. The flags he would get today just for stepping on the field
The cleanest big hit you've ever seen
B Dawk would be a legend in any era
Easily Ed Reed
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The cleanest big hit you've ever seen
B Dawk would be a legend in any era
They'd still find a way to flag him for this hit.
The cleanest big hit you've ever seen
B Dawk would be a legend in any era
He would get ejected for this today