Kenny Vacarro
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Pretty sure we took our shot trading for a Safety this year...
Vaccaro is a good player, but other than than penalty he was assessed for his hit I don't remember hearing his name called. Add that our Safeties were pretty active Game 1 and not sure I see the need.
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Not seeing the value here aside from a box safety and nickle use.
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pro football focus says this:
"This season, Vaccaro has appeared in one game and recorded six tackles and no interceptions or pass defenses. Pro Football Focus has him rated as the No. 69 safety out of 70 qualifying players. "
nah.
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Young, underperforming former first round pick?
Seems to fit with this FO's MO...as long as the price is right. For a mid round pick, I'd take a look. At the worst he's a depth SS, which is in line with a 4th/5th round pick. I wouldn't go higher than that.
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vaccaro hasn't been bad but hasn't been great either
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From what I've heard a couple of those deep, Day Two Safeties we were jawing about pre-Draft are looking pretty good.
Marcus Maye starting for the Jets... Marcus Williams starting FS for the Saints...
Obi is on IR...
From what I've heard a couple of those deep, Day Two Safeties we were jawing about pre-Draft are looking pretty good.
Marcus Maye starting for the Jets... Marcus Williams starting FS for the Saints...
Yep.....both of those guys were front and center on my radar.........though Kindred & Peppers are off to a good start.....so, maybe we wont be missing them too much......
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Speaking of safeties, TJ Ward [turns 31 during the season] was released by Denver.. any interest? I see him as an older but essentially equivalent player to Vaccaro..
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Well then we can have our own thug targeting players just like Pittspuke.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/09/15/nfl-fines-kenny-vaccaro-24309-for-illegal-hit/
Pittsburgh can afford to play nasty once in a while and absorb the penalties.
The browns can't. They're not that good.
Yet. They're young and still under construction.
Plus this retaliation mentality doesn't seem to fare well for those doing the retaliating.
Just ask the Vontaze Birthdefect and the bengals who had the Steelers beat in a playoff game.
Pittsburgh can afford to play nasty once in a while and absorb the penalties.
The browns can't. They're not that good.
Yet. They're young and still under construction.
Plus this retaliation mentality doesn't seem to fare well for those doing the retaliating.
Just ask the Vontaze Birthdefect and the bengals who had the Steelers beat in a playoff game.
Moral of your story: hit the Steelers first with a dirty play before they hit you with one? I suggest: the opening kickoff.
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