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Dude...nobody hates AeneasNever will get the hate for the HOF best cover CB the Cards have ever had.
What? LOL...c'mon this ain't real. He is no where near the best the Cards have hadNever will get the hate for the HOF best cover CB the Cards have ever had.
This.Dude...nobody hates Aeneas
Totally agree. Met him several times. Great guy on and off the field.Dude...nobody hates Aeneas
Maybe most dynamic for his first few years?What? LOL...c'mon this ain't real. He is no where near the best the Cards have had
Williams had 20 interceptions in his first four years. Peterson had 15Maybe most dynamic for his first few years?
Not to mention... Williams came to the team at a time when we had to play the cowboys twice a year and at the time they were close to being the greatest dynasty team the nfl had ever seenWilliams had 20 interceptions in his first four years. Peterson had 15
I was thinking more because if his return too. But point takenWilliams had 20 interceptions in his first four years. Peterson had 15
he did. Pat had mad skills...and he did it in a time when the rules strongly favored the offense. But he still aint no Aeneas Williams.When Peterson was at his peak, he shut down half the field.![]()
Williams could have transitioned to safety later in his career and still been awesome. He was a good tackler and not afraid of contact.Aeneas was great and a better all around corner but PP is the better cover corner. The WR's and passing games are much more dynamic is his era. Like mentioned, teams wouldn't even challenge PP most games when he was in his prime.
100Dude...nobody hates Aeneas
He played free safety once he went to the Rams. Made huge plays from that position to help them reach a Super Bowl (Rams lost to the Patriots).Williams could have transitioned to safety later in his career and still been awesome. He was a good tackler and not afraid of contact.
So did AeneasWhen Peterson was at his peak, he shut down half the field.![]()