Originally posted by Dominate:Originally posted by KRS-1:Originally posted by Dominate:Originally posted by AllTimeGreat:Originally posted by Kolohe:Originally posted by ImaMod:
Bethea's a great safety, he was awesome this year. Hes easily top 5 safetys IMO
Dashon is gonna have to repeat his 2009 year to get anywhere near the amount hes asking for.
Dashon's going to have to improve on his 2009 year to get anywhere near the same amount hes asking for.
I wouldnt say that, his 2009 campaign was better than Bethea`s 2009 season.
Bethea
95 tak
0 sack
2 ff
4 ints
Goldson
94 tak
2 sack
3 ff
4 ints
So stats decide which of these 2 players had better seasons ? What about game film and differences in defensive schemes (which results in how each player is used in their particular defensive scheme) ?
So because Goldson had 2 sacks and a forced fumble more than Bethea that means he had a better season ? Cause that's what you just said.
Um yeah, stats do define players. Stats are even written into their contracts as incentives.
And you better believe thats the first thing his agent will bring up in negotiations too.
Keep in mind those numbers came in his first year as a starter while Bethea was in his 4th year.
And a team can easily bring there own stats....missed tackles, big plays surrendered etc....stats are not what a team is going to use to determine whether a player should be given a large chunk of change. It will be part of the formula, but it is not what defines the player or his play. How the player fits the scheme and what is asked of him + what he has done on film is what defines the player, the stats are the icing on the cake.
If stats define the player then Leon Hall >>>>>>>> Darrelle Revis.
Hall = 71 tackles, 6 INT's, 2 FF's
Revis = 54 tackles, 6 INT's, 0 FF's