Thread: ‘No Excuses’ For Second-Year Safety

Safety Rahim Moore isn’t slow to admit that at times, he struggled last year.

“I’ve had some good and bad (experiences), majority bad,” Moore laughed.

He’s over it. The only reason Moore looks back on his 2011 season is to learn from it.

“You just get better,” Moore said. “You watch (the film), but at the same time you have to move on. It’s not like you harp or get mad about it. You just get better. Because at the same time, there were some advantages that I didn’t have last year compared to previous rookies. Now, it’s no excuses. I’m just trying to make plays and win games. That’s it.”

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He was truly bad last season. I love that the kid owns up to it though. That's rare in today's NFL. I hope he has a big season.

Loved the kid at UCLA and thought it was a great pick at the time . Hope he has a breakout 2nd season

3 yards away from making a play needs to end.....talk is cheap.