Northwest Pro Sports 12
Seahawks Defensive Back Grades Regular Season Game 2011-8
Seahawks Player Grades
Cornerback
1) Richard Sherman (B)
Last week A-
THE GOOD:
Richard had multiple plays where he had excellent coverage including a play in the end zone and another where he almost intercepted the ball but Dez Bryant knocked it away. He made a nice open field tackle and laid a big hit on Bryant at the goal line causing him to fumble the ball.
THE BAD:
He missed a couple tackles and was beat deep on one play by Miles Austin.
2) Roy Lewis (B-)
Last week C-
THE GOOD:
In the 2 minute drill he did a great job forcing the receiver inside after he caught the ball to keep the ball running. He also recovered Sherman’s forced fumble.
THE BAD:
Lewis was late in reacting to one route.
3) Brandon Browner and Kennard Cox (C)
Last week: Browner C- and Cox did not get graded
5) Byron Maxwell (D)
Last week C+
THE GOOD:
He usually plays much better than he did against Dallas.
THE BAD:
All of his troubles were on special teams. He had a missed tackle on punt coverage and was called for two Un-sportsman like conduct penalties for running out of bounds and not making an effort to re-establish himself in bounds.
Safety
1) Earl Thomas (A-)
Last week D+
THE GOOD:
Earl Thomas was probably the most sure tackler on the team last Sunday. He made a nice open field tackle, tackle for a short gain and a tackle for a loss. Earl had really good coverage on a couple plays including a play in the end zone. He came close to intercepting a pass that Richard Sherman had broken up.
THE BAD:
Earl Played a solid game.
2) Atari Bigby (C)
Last week C-
3) Kam Chancellor (D+)
Last week B-
THE GOOD:
Kam had a big hit on a running back and had a tackle for no gain. He had good coverage on a couple play including one where he broke up a pass that Cowboys tight end Jason Witten already had in his hands.
THE BAD:
He struggled a little in coverage and was late getting out to help cover the deep route on one play. He was called for pass interference but I can’t see what he did wrong so I did not dock him for it. Usually a fairly sure tackler, he struggled in Dallas missing several tackles including one where he went through the hole to hit the running back and turned his head away and completely missed the hit.
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