Bradberry

He's actually having a very solid rookie year, much better than I realized. Not that PFF is a flawless grading system but it does give some good insight.





I wish he had more of a "my ball" mentality, but he's been a solid, sound cornerback this year.

 

He looks slow. Maybe as he learns and with experience he'll play the ball and QB more. He does appear to not shy from contact.

The other two CBs drafter aren't worth a shit in any respect.

Too bad the whole D forgot how to tackle, cover and shed blocks.

 

Worley has actually been an OK run defender. Maybe we'll try him at safety eventually, because he can't cover a dead guy with a blanket.

 

The corners have been pretty much exactly what I said they would be on draft day. Bradberry plays off a lot which prevents him from getting burned but allows underneath stuff very consistently. I think that's the part PFF's system may be missing, the importance of the completions allowed on third and medium. Interesting thought about Worley at safety but I don't have much hope for him to be anything more than emergency depth, while Sanchez was a wasted pick right from the start.