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Nobody hates the Carlton Davis move, but we don't love it. Why?

Because I told you from day one how Rico and I were operating. We're in the Super Bowl

window. It's time for, you know, big boy moves. We wanted difference makers.

And I never married myself to one player. I had fun with the Lagerious Sneed thing because Sneed for my money's best corner in football and you were in the running you

picked up the phone you tried to see what the cost was going to be the carlton Davis thing now

yes I did a player a player b and the numbers were eerily similar, except Player A was Jerry Jacobs and Player B was Davis.

That's not nuanced, and it's far from perfect, but I wanted to have fun as a part of Rico's birthday gift, which is he created

player A, player B. It's his joy in life. But when you do look at

pro football focus, if you value that at all,

Carlton Davis has gotten worse each of the last three years.

Carlton Davis has missed 16 games, the last three years, missing no less than four in each

of those years.

Carlton Davis is a primarily zone corner.

Now is he good when asked to play man?

Yes, the problem, he's barely asked to do it.

He got outplayed by Jamal Dean on his own team.

And the Bucks, here's the other side guys.

You're gonna, you're gonna restructure and resign Carlton Davis, true or false.

Oh, yeah, you're gonna have to. Okay, so why didn't the bucks if he's CB1 if he's so good?

They chose to pay six other people before knowing you know what we'd rather have the third round pick than pay Carlton Davis play football for us.

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