Stanback not bragging about beating Bailey

[anton...]

this is preseason...

this is practice...

players, even great ones, need to practice...

they try new things, new moves, new techniques and thus are bound to get beat...

[Hoserman117]

Jeez it's practice! Like he said, no pass rush, no safety help, and he's the only target. Game time situation Champ would shut him down completely.

[BRONCOS_OWN_U16]

Word is out on champ HE gets killed on double move routes. this is preseason and i dont think it will hurt him this up coming year.

thats because he tries to like jump every play and get picks since no one throws the ball his way

[Broncosinindy]

Word is out on champ HE gets killed on double move routes. this is preseason and i dont think it will hurt him this up coming year.

[rcsodak]

when sportswriters take the time to write a story about a cb getting beat in PRACTICE that really says something about him. HES A BEAST!

You forgot the " "

[mb3playa]

Stanback not bragging about beating Bailey

Rookie WR Isaiah Stanback played down the fact that he toasted All-Pro CB Champ Bailey during 1-on-1 drills.

"He was guessing," Stanback said, explaining that the only reason he got open deep was because Bailey squatted in anticipation of a curl or crossing route.

Stanback is smart to be humble. The last thing a rookie who hasn't even played in a preseason game needs to do is brag about getting the best of a superstar. And Stanback readily admits that receivers have a big edge in 1-on-1 drills, with no pass rush or safety help.

Nevertheless, Bailey has built a Hall of Fame case in large part by squatting on routes and using his blazing speed to recover. To see Bailey fail to make up ground against a 6-2, 213-pound rookie was an eye opener.

when sportswriters take the time to write a story about a cb getting beat in PRACTICE that really says something about him. HES A BEAST!

[T8KNOVR]

When did we sign Isaiah Stanbeck?

I think he plays for Dallas not Denver

[silkamilkamonic]

When did we sign Isaiah Stanbeck?

[WABronco]

Isaiah's gonna be a beast if he can make the move to wideout. I'd say he was one of the best all-around athletes in the draft, and unlike previous QB-to-WR's (Randle El), he actually has some serious upside as a wide receiver.

He'd be a nice project to have right now.

[cutlerfan]

Stanback not bragging about beating Bailey

Rookie WR Isaiah Stanback played down the fact that he toasted All-Pro CB Champ Bailey during 1-on-1 drills.

"He was guessing," Stanback said, explaining that the only reason he got open deep was because Bailey squatted in anticipation of a curl or crossing route.

Stanback is smart to be humble. The last thing a rookie who hasn't even played in a preseason game needs to do is brag about getting the best of a superstar. And Stanback readily admits that receivers have a big edge in 1-on-1 drills, with no pass rush or safety help.

Nevertheless, Bailey has built a Hall of Fame case in large part by squatting on routes and using his blazing speed to recover. To see Bailey fail to make up ground against a 6-2, 213-pound rookie was an eye opener.