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You have to keep yourself in position to be able to make a tackle if they make the catch.
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Lack of talent to do so. Aaron Glenn has done a tremendous job and I can't imagine that he's not telling them that they should turn their head.
I get your point but you have to ask yourself...do you really think NFL cornerbacks aren't familiar with the idea of turning your head?
It's not coaching. It's just timing and ability with young guys. If you turn your head too soon, the WR can be 5 yards out ahead on you in a second. It's all happening in a flash as well.
I think our cornerbacks inability to turn their heads wouldn't be such a big issue if refs knew what a pass interference call was. Too many times the refs get lazy and throw a flag for PI when they see a cb didn't turn his head, even though a player turning/not turning their head wouldn't be PI anyway.
I can think of at least two PI calls where the DB did turn his head. One was Kenny Vacarro's PI which was completely bogus. The other, I can't remember which player it was...maybe Dixon?
Webb actually did get his head around on a couple of good break ups.
Vacaro turned his head back to the ball, but still got flagged.
A few other times, the corners had gotten beat (like on the end around pass play) and are in chase mode to catch up. Tough to come out of that in time to turn back for ball.
Does anyone know why Dixon was playing left corner in 4th Q and not Sterling Moore?
Does anyone know why Dixon was playing left corner in 4th Q and not Sterling Moore?