Did you see that Sean Taylor Hit?

he played like he belonged there, thats for sure!

That was by far the best hit I have ever seen Taylor put on somebody, albeit a punter, but still what a ferocious hit.

STs performance didn't surprise me one bit...I hope this shuts up all those that were saying he didn't deserve to be there. He was clearly one of the better athletes on the field...I guess he stood out because he was able to be Sean Taylor again and play of his great instincts, not having to worry about "The Scheme".

How can you say that? Chad Johnson blew by him for a long TD. Ronde Barber gave up his coverage, thinking Sean was playing deep, and he wasn't, a problem of his all season long. The announcers even said Carson Palmer was put back in to take advantage of Sean deep. I'm a bit concerned about his deep coverage skills.

haha Marshall Faulk asked Sean about his hit, and Sean said that he doesn't want to talk about because it was on a punter, and he also said it doesn't count. That's good atleast Sean is being modest about it.

Here you guys go enjoy.

YouTube - Brian Moorman gets "jacked up" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r94rmkbFMyU)

How can you say that? Chad Johnson blew by him for a long TD. Ronde Barber gave up his coverage, thinking Sean was playing deep, and he wasn't, a problem of his all season long. The announcers even said Carson Palmer was put back in to take advantage of Sean deep. I'm a bit concerned about his deep coverage skills.

I hear you. People get all excited when Sean lays someone out, suddenly forgetting that he doesn't do his job much of the time. Plenty of room for him to get better, and he may yet be a star, but I have no problem with anyone saying Sean Taylor is a mediocre safety.

You guys are nuts if you think Taylor is mediocre. If he is, woe unto the rest of the sorry safties that weren't even thought for NFC squad.

How can you say that? Chad Johnson blew by him for a long TD. Ronde Barber gave up his coverage, thinking Sean was playing deep, and he wasn't, a problem of his all season long. The announcers even said Carson Palmer was put back in to take advantage of Sean deep. I'm a bit concerned about his deep coverage skills.

First of all, the hit was FREAKING awsome.

But I hear what you're saying. Its not so much his coverage skills as it is his poor decision making. I honestly think Sean can (and i've seen) run 1 on 1 with any reciver in the league, its just that he needs to stay the hell home and not bite so hard on the play action.

Heres another question, now I wasent like glued to my TV and I was in and out the entire time....but I didnt think I saw Chris Samuels take a single snap. Did I just miss it (which is very possible)?