Thread: Rahim out per Spano

http://bsndenver.com/rahim-moore-likely-out-replacement-might-already-be-on-roster/

Spano claims they like Webster at safety? Well I'll sign off on this. Webster is extremely physical at the corner and ran in the high 4.3's at his pro day. He impressed two years ago and his cover and ball skills translate nicely.

Huh. I've said this before and just said it again today.

Originally Posted by underrated29

Huh. I've said this before and just said it again today.

The Moore thing or the Webster thing? I like the Webster thing and I'm just fine with the Moore thing. Good player, good starter that is buried on the FA resign priorities list.

Not surprised, Webster has always been a real physical player and a lot of teams looked at him as a potential safety. He's signed until 2017 which gives some room to the team and would stop them from needing to draft a safety earlier in the draft.

Moving Webster to saftey. I think we all knew Moore was out

Good riddance

Originally Posted by Lancane

Not surprised, Webster has always been a real physical player and a lot of teams looked at him as a potential safety. He's signed until 2017 which gives some room to the team and would stop them from needing to draft a safety earlier in the draft.

I think he'll be as good as Moore. His problem was flipping hips and locating the ball. With the play infront of him I think he'll be as good as Moore is and potential to be better.

The boneybadger is a tremendous saftey from making the switch. Hopefully webby can do something similar

Aside from one play, I've always liked Moore. I hope this report is untrue and that he returns next year because Moore always comes back the next year a better player.

Originally Posted by chazoe60

Good riddance

I knew you would be happy. lol

If true, it leaves me conflicted, because I dislike Moores play and really like Websters, but would hate to lose him as our dimeback, since we need a quality guy there and I'm less impressed by the next men up (Carter? Bolden? Wouldn't Bolden at safety and Webster at dime make more sense, given that Bolden started out as a safety, and had a pretty good year in relief himself?) On the other hand, while I think the modern league makes a good dimeback nearly as necessary as a good nickel, they see the field far less, and Webster's already a good player likely to get better, so the more he plays the better we are.

Then I look at Mike Adams making 5 Ints this year before starting in the AFCCG and a week later in the Pro Bowl, all of which leaves me thinking, Can someone explain why Moore was better again...?

Webster was ranked the 28th best safety coming out of high school. Number 74 was Mohamed Sanu.

Webster seems to be a fast dude. He can run. It should help him as a safety. He also has a long reach. As long as he can recognize the play, he should be okay. Maybe marijuana could help him focus. It worked for Honey Badger.

Good.

Still holds the crown for biggest blunder in Denver sports history. We should have cut him on the spot. You had one job, Rahim!

Rahim is like the low-level accountant who makes a mistake and costs the company a million dollars. Like, sorry you didn't mean to, but there is just no way we can continue to employ you.

Originally Posted by Joel

If true, it leaves me conflicted, because I dislike Moores play and really like Websters, but would hate to lose him as our dimeback, since we need a quality guy there and I'm less impressed by the next men up (Carter? Bolden? Wouldn't Bolden at safety and Webster at dime make more sense, given that Bolden started out as a safety, and had a pretty good year in relief himself?) On the other hand, while I think the modern league makes a good dimeback nearly as necessary as a good nickel, they see the field far less, and Webster's already a good player likely to get better, so the more he plays the better we are. Then I look at Mike Adams making 5 Ints this year before starting in the AFCCG and a week later in the Pro Bowl, all of which leaves me thinking, Can someone explain why Moore was better again...?

Statistically he is and always has been a warm body. That's it.

A warm body that also has the baggage of costing the team a SB (oh I know, like the pass play call in this last SB, it should have never come down to that play and the reason for the loss was everything but that bed-shitting...)

Anyway glad that bad reminder is going to be gone. He won't be missed.