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They are.

But why?

Didn't TT have 7 fumbles and 12 picks?

GIlmore. Sherman ain't all that in the NFL. He has lots of help. I hate Sherman the person, so I'm biased

It's okay. Once our playoff drought becomes old enough to vote, you'll forget how hard you argued for your boy and I will be there.

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Their coverage stats are virtually identical. Sherman also has the benefit of All-Pro safety help, over Gilmore's dead safety in AW and old man Graham

I don't think so.

Bandit also compared him in terms of coverage. They are quite similar.

See this.

You're probably gonna believe the one you agree with.

But why?

Here's the stats, thanks in advance bandito. Look at the numbers: Gilmore stats for the 2016 season: 69 targets, 40 receptions, 627 yards, 2 TDs, 67.7 passer rating against, 42 solo tackles http://billswire.usa...hought-in-2016/ Article from Ike Taylor on his top 10 CBs in 2016: http://www.nfl.com/n...n-lands-at-no-1 Richard Sherman, Seattle Seahawks: allowed 44 catches on 85 targets for 624 yards, two TDs, four INTs, 64.0 passer rating against, 38 solo tackles Patrick Peterson, Arizona Cardinals: allowed 43 catches on 74 targets for 539 yards, two TDs, three INTs, 72.9 passer rating against, 45 solo tackles Chris Harris Jr., Denver Broncos: allowed 34 catches on 72 targets for 337 yards, three TDs, two INTs, 63.3 passer rating against, 57 solo tackles Marcus Peters, Kansas City Chiefs: allowed 51 catches on 89 targets for 652 yards, three TDs, six INTs, 63.5 passer rating against, 35 solo tackles Josh Norman, Washington Redskins: allowed 44 catches on 88 targets for 589 yards, four TDs, three INTs, 72.6 passer rating against, 52 solo tackles Janoris Jenkins, New York Giants: allowed 37 catches on 81 targets for 425 yards, two TDs, three INTs, 54.8 passer rating against, 44 solo tackles Adam Jones, Cincinnati Bengals: allowed 47 catches for 76 targets for 482 yards, two TDs, one INT, 83.3 passer rating against, 54 solo tackles Xavier Rhodes, Minnesota Vikings: allowed 33 catches on 79 targets for 384 yards, two TDs, five INTs, 39.2 passer rating against, 44 solo tackles Aqib Talib, Denver Broncos: allowed 36 catches on 73 targets for 372 yards, zero TDs, three INTs, 53.3 passer rating against, 32 solo tackles Jalen Ramsey, Jacksonville Jaguars: allowed 48 catches on 90 targets for 703 yards, two TDs, two INTs, 68.0 passer rating against, 55 solo tackles Summary: - Gilmore was targeted by opposing QBs fewer times than everyone on that list - He allowed more yards than everyone on the list save for Ramsey and Peters - Talib allowed zero TDs, and Gilmore tied with 6 others on the list for 2nd-fewest with 2 TDs allowed - Gilmore's passer rating allowed was 3.7 points behind Sherman, and better than than those allowed by Patrick Peterson, Josh Norman, Adam Jones, and Jalen Ramsey - Gilmore had fewer INTs than Peters, and tied with Rhodes for 2nd-most from that list He made more tackles than Sherman, Talib, Peters.

Yeah that's what I was saying. Doesn't by definition that make abilities in coverage worth more than tackling?

Doesn't Deion hit that threshold?

Some folks struggle with reading.

Deion can't be a great CB because he was a notorious poor tackler though.

He told the Bills NFW, IMO.

We'll see. I doubt it. They may. I doubt it. I think we're gonna feel the loss of Gilly. He doesn't address this.

It was a response to Preston tweeting #BringBackZach so I doubt that.

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Gilmore has made plenty of big hits and tackles in his career. I think you are stuck on the negatives a little too much. Hogan ain't slow but looking back at a teammate was a bad look. But I think it did come out that the S screwed up on that play right? I doubt it.

No he's not. Besides, lots of great CB's aren't great tacklers. CB's are paid to cover. Tackling is not their main job. Gilmore's numbers speak for themselves, especially last season paired with a flat-out bad CB and horrific safeties. It's not like he had a lot of help. We will see. I like Lattimore, but I'm not sure aboyt him playing at a top 10 level.

LETS GO

He's not. What CB in the draft will outplay GIlmore this season? Please tell me.