Kennard Banks?

RE WATCH THE GAME!!!!!

I don't need to.

I've been down this road before many times, speaking to how silly these types of penalties are. Simply no sense in revisiting it, again.

Glad to see Kennard back on the field and hopefully that PF penalty is the exception and not the rule. So far, that seems to be the case.
 
Whether it was bad timing or whatever, it's three weeks in the past, and we're all overjoyed to have Kennard back, and looking forward to when he can get the cast off, and wrap up again.
U R RIGHT. I'M GLAD THAT HE IS BACK 2 AND THATS, WHAT WE WILL FOCUS ON THE NEXT 4 GAMES BUT HE WILL BE IN THE CAST 4 ABOUT 3 MORE MONTHS
 
U R RIGHT. I'M GLAD THAT HE IS BACK 2 AND THATS, WHAT WE WILL FOCUS ON THE NEXT 4 GAMES BUT HE WILL BE IN THE CAST 4 ABOUT 3 MORE MONTHS
Wow. That's a long time in a cast. At the last game I was surprised he still had the cast on.
 
He is a riot to watch...you would think with a cast you would slow down a bit, but he still is going out there as hard as he can knockin heads and I love every bit of it!! Tell KB to keep up the hard work
 
I don't know what play you guys are talking about, don't really care either. I am thrilled to have KB back. He is one of our best tacklers with one good arm! Not only that, he brings attitude. He was pissed as hell that the D wasn't coming up with stops. If you guys remember, most of the damage was done over the middle on our D. I thought our CB's were actually playing good ball, at least good enough to win.

You give me a team full of KB's and LJ's and we are not sitting at 2 and 6. Plus, KB has some sweet hair going!
 
I actually think it could hurt - I don't see either being able to play that position well - or even better than the current guys.

You mean like we could play a bad team and they could go 11 of 14 on third down, and 1 for 1 on fourth down?
 
Actually FS is much easier to play than either corner position, you just need speed. SS is a little tougher, as you are expected to stop the run and pick up TE's and the flats, however as hard and LJ and Banks hit, I think either could easily play that position, but they are where they are needed for now.
 
You mean like we could play a bad team and they could go 11 of 14 on third down, and 1 for 1 on fourth down?

1. The A&M offense is not bad.
2. With Singleton back there, yeah, I think it could be worse. Bell? Depends on if he was playing SS or FS.
 
Actually FS is much easier to play than either corner position, you just need speed. SS is a little tougher, as you are expected to stop the run and pick up TE's and the flats, however as hard and LJ and Banks hit, I think either could easily play that position, but they are where they are needed for now.

Right, I still contend that LJ would make a great SS - as long as we have someone next year that can give us a similar effort at corner.
 
Actually FS is much easier to play than either corner position, you just need speed. SS is a little tougher, as you are expected to stop the run and pick up TE's and the flats, however as hard and LJ and Banks hit, I think either could easily play that position, but they are where they are needed for now.

You can make up for a lack of speed at FS with great instincts.

Right, I still contend that LJ would make a great SS - as long as we have someone next year that can give us a similar effort at corner.

I like LJ best as a FS. I think he could be alot like Bob Sanders back there. I would like a little more size at the SS to help out in the run game.
 
I like LJ best as a FS. I think he could be alot like Bob Sanders back there. I would like a little more size at the SS to help out in the run game.

Good points. I think even with his size, he could pull off the SS position, but likely best for FS - especially if he has aspirations at the next level.
 
I would love to see both LJ and Banks play the safeties (who plays at which is pretty irrelevant to me as I don't understand the intricacies of the position - I'm a big ol' lineman...). Neither of these two guys are afraid to lay down the wood - a behavior characteristic of really good safeties. Many opponents would be afraid to go over the middle with the punishment these two are capable of distributing. Plus I'm under the assumption that corners tend to be faster than safeties - This would make both LJ and Banks faster than the the typical safety - they'd really be able to close in quickly if a corner needs help.

If we pull in a good crop of corners in the offseason, I think it would be interesting if we gave this a shot.
 

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