Adrian Amos Ranked Among Best in NFL

[mecha]

I didn't see this posted.

http://sportsmockery.com/2015/11/bears-rookie-safety-adrian-amos-ranked-among-best-in-nfl/

discuss.

 

[Penny Traitor]

Adrian Amos has me believing in late round picks again.

Best fifth rounder since Knox.

 

[mecha]

yeah how many awful 5th round safeties did this team draft when Angelo was around. actually, were they 5ths? I think Wright was a 2 and Conte was a 3, there were a lot of other scrubs in the mix too though in years before I think.

 

[Leon Sandcastle]

 

[Penny Traitor]

yeah how many awful 5th round safeties did this team draft when Angelo was around. actually, were they 5ths? I think Wright was a 2 and Conte was a 3, there were a lot of other scrubs in the mix too though in years before I think.

Both were third rounders. The third round safety pick was a tradition for years there.

Hardin was a third too. Who would have thunk we had to go lower to find someone that actually resembles a football player.

 

[mecha]

must be what I'm thinking of. if only Chris Harris and Mike Brown could've held on longer.

 

[optimus prime]

It's only been 7 games. We thought Kyle fuller was a soon to be pro bowler last year

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[Thibetanus]

I am really glad that he seems to be developing into a good player. I hope he keeps getting better

 

[Tjodalv]

"Understand that he’s now being mentioned in the same breath as Charles Woodson and Kam Chancellor."

Wut? By whom? Don't get me wrong, the kid has looked good, but what the fuck is this dude talking about? Where has Amos been mentioned next to those two other than in this article?

 

[Unannounced Fart]

"Understand that he’s now being mentioned in the same breath as Charles Woodson and Kam Chancellor."

Wut? By whom? Don't get me wrong, the kid has looked good, but what the fuck is this dude talking about? Where has Amos been mentioned next to those two other than in this article?

Lol, instant credibility and bias issue with that statement. Is that a Bears homer site? I'm not familiar with it.

 

[legendxofxlink]

That hit on Zenner looks more like a combo of Amos and McPhee

 

[JesusHalasChrist]

That hit on Zenner looks more like a combo of Amos and McPhee

It's going to take a few years for Bears fans to believe a safety actually put a hit on someone if said safety doesn't immediately grab at their helmet then leave the game with an injury.

RIP Conte

 

[legendxofxlink]

It's going to take a few years for Bears fans to believe a safety actually put a hit on someone if said safety doesn't immediately grab at their helmet then leave the game with an injury.

RIP Conte

Touché

 

[Larsonite]

I love that someone in our scouting department found this kid. He played little safety in college and has really surprised me with how aggressive he plays. Since we rarely see his coverage, i have to assume he's doing everything right given QBs don't target him. That's incredibly rare for a rookie, let alone a 5th round draft pick. Great job by Pace! I can only hope Pace can pull this shit off again and build us a winning roster!

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[broughtupbears]

I didn't see this posted.

http://sportsmockery.com/2015/11/bears-rookie-safety-adrian-amos-ranked-among-best-in-nfl/

discuss.

And Fuller looks like a punk...

 

[didshereallysaythat]

He probably IS as good as Woodson is now.

 

[da_bears6]

5th round pick.

Young.

Hopefully this will be the worst we ever see him play.

 

[WindyCity]

He is probably the biggest positive for Ryan Pace to this point.

The ability to hit on late round picks is what makes the great GMs great.

Amos has been very good, and he has the athletic upside to get better.

 

[BearsFan51]

Say what you want about Antrelle Rolle and how he's been a big disappointment, but there's been no better player for Amos to learn from than Rolle. Rolle has made it clear in his numerous radio appearances that he knows he's not personally up to standard, but he has worked to contribute by being a leader in the young secondary. I think Amos' development is a result of that and I'm glad that Amos has proven to be a steal to this point and I hope he continues to be a good player for us.

 

[xer0h0ur]

He is probably the biggest positive for Ryan Pace to this point.

The ability to hit on late round picks is what makes the great GMs great.

Amos has been very good, and he has the athletic upside to get better.

GTFO, if that were the case then Jerry Angelo would still be here.