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From an N.Y Jets Fan: As LSU alumni; your overall thoughts on Jamal Adams?
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:05 am
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:05 am
First and foremost I'm a lifelong N.Y Jets fan who's absolutely in love with the overall talent and on field leadership ability of Jamal Adams.
However, we do have a few Jet fans throughout our fan base who have labeled this kid as nothing more than a "Box Safety".
Once this thread receives over 50 replies I'll use this thread as an example (to a few NY Jet fans) on just how wrong they are and/or how much they do not know football.
Thank you great LSU fans in advance for the type of insight in which I already know we're on the verge of receiving. Passionate Jet fans and Jamal Adams Jet supporters alike for Green and White will all appreciate it.
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However, we do have a few Jet fans throughout our fan base who have labeled this kid as nothing more than a "Box Safety".
Once this thread receives over 50 replies I'll use this thread as an example (to a few NY Jet fans) on just how wrong they are and/or how much they do not know football.
Thank you great LSU fans in advance for the type of insight in which I already know we're on the verge of receiving. Passionate Jet fans and Jamal Adams Jet supporters alike for Green and White will all appreciate it.
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Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:07 am to DefenseWinsChampions
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First and foremost I'm a lifelong N.Y Jets fan
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:08 am to DefenseWinsChampions
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"Box Safety".
WTH does this mean?
He was a smart player and made plays while at LSU. I think he will be a great one in the NFL
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:10 am to DefenseWinsChampions
He’s a tackling machine. He can mirror wideouts and play as a deep FS but he’s much better when near the LOS.
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:12 am to DefenseWinsChampions
He shite his pants on during a game
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:12 am to DefenseWinsChampions
Love me some Jamal
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:13 am to DefenseWinsChampions
quote:New York tends to treat all athletes from the southeast with no respect.
However, we do have a few Jet fans throughout our fan base who have labeled this kid as nothing more than a "Box Safety".
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:13 am to DefenseWinsChampions
He's good, but not great in coverage. Roams center field well facing the QB, but isn't going to ball hawk. Certainly not a liability with the ball in the air, so it's not really a weakness.
He's a tackling machine though. Excels in box.
I wouldn't call him just a box safety, that is just his main strength so coaches use him that way.
He's a tackling machine though. Excels in box.
I wouldn't call him just a box safety, that is just his main strength so coaches use him that way.
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:15 am to DefenseWinsChampions
Jamal is the complete package at Safety. He can do it all but he does excel in the box. Go watch the play he made on Lamar Jackson across the field in the bowl game against Louisville.
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:15 am to DefenseWinsChampions
Lot of positive energy, sometimes hes a primadonna and seeks too much attention which can be annoying. But overall hes a great ballplayer. Will be around for many years!
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:16 am to DefenseWinsChampions
He hits like Ronnie Lott and can cover.
I was told by an opposing player, “He good.”
I was told by an opposing player, “He good.”
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:19 am to DefenseWinsChampions
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However, we do have a few Jet fans throughout our fan base who have labeled this kid as nothing more than a "Box Safety".
Thats not true. That is certainly his biggest strength, coming up and helping in run support, but he can do more. He can cover TEs, which as a Jets fan I would imagine is especially crucial against NE. Not saying he will lock down Gronk, but he can do just about as good as anyone can against that monster.
NYJ just need to learn how to use him best. I wouldn't have him as a sole deep safety. He is a playmaker, so let him come up and make plays. That kind of Safety/OLB/Nickle guy is a trend throughout the NFL right now. Adams is perfect for that role.
As Saints fans, the last couple of years we have had Kenny Vaccaro in that position. Jamal Adams is a way better cover guy than Vaccaro.
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:22 am to DefenseWinsChampions
Jets need to make better use of his acting skills.
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:24 am to DefenseWinsChampions
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Once this thread receives over 50 replies I'll use this thread as an example (to a few NY Jet fans) on just how wrong they are and/or how much they do not know football.
In my experience, no matter what you do - some significant part of a large fanbase will think / believe the opposite. I really think it is futile. I wish you well. But, no matter what is said about whom - there will be a fairly large group that say "nuh unh".
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:31 am to DefenseWinsChampions
Tremendous leader and has all the fight and will to win.
Loved having this kid. Outstanding playmaker off the LOS but he also can cover the TE
Loved having this kid. Outstanding playmaker off the LOS but he also can cover the TE
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:33 am to DefenseWinsChampions
he is most certainly a box safety but hes more than just a one trick pony. And I really cannot recall off the top of my head an egregious missed tackle. rarely do RBs or WRs get past him.
Posted on 9/12/18 at 11:38 am to DefenseWinsChampions
Jamal is a beast. End of story.
Posted on 9/12/18 at 12:11 pm to DefenseWinsChampions
Adams is sooooo much more than a "box safety". He's a great route reader and great at getting the secondary in the right spots pre-snap. His ability to read a play before the snap is ridiculous.
He's fast enough to cover the slot receiver and physical enough to cover the tight end. Sure, he may drop a few INTs he should come up with, but what's harder to measure is his ability to prevent completions before the pass is even made.
And yes, he can play center field:
He's too physical for your average slot receiver to handle at the line but fast enough to jam them and still stay with them if they happen to slip the jam.
He's a little small to match up favorably with some tight ends, but he knows that. And he's smart and physical enough to compensate for the size disadvantage.
He's fast enough to cover the slot receiver and physical enough to cover the tight end. Sure, he may drop a few INTs he should come up with, but what's harder to measure is his ability to prevent completions before the pass is even made.
And yes, he can play center field:
He's too physical for your average slot receiver to handle at the line but fast enough to jam them and still stay with them if they happen to slip the jam.
He's a little small to match up favorably with some tight ends, but he knows that. And he's smart and physical enough to compensate for the size disadvantage.
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