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Old 08-14-2017, 03:04 PM
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#31 Wilson needs to learn that running into a player does not constitute a tackle. He whiffed on an open field tackle (bad angle) to allow a 1st down, he got beat several times on passes and then just ran into a player thinking that he is so bad @ss the other player would just go down.

This is/has been a recurring theme with the 2ndary of this team for years. WRAP UP FOR F's SAKE!
This struck me the most.

Not just him but there were NUMEROUS missed tackles by the secondary that allowed the WRs to get a ton of extra yards.

Which is why I find it all hard to believe and mostly just talk about Pagano wanting to be a more tough, physical team. That doesn't happen to physical teams.

And Wilson just looked bad in coverage, not sure what he was doing, he had his back to the ball on two recetptions, including one for a TD, never turned around. Was not impressed.

He did seem to be aggressive, was right up on the WRs, which I like and is very unlike most of the COlts corners going back forever in history. Doesn't help though if you don't turn around and knock down the pass.
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