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The Terrible Take - Episode 1450 - February 21, 2025

The Terrible Podcast - Steelers Podcast via Steelers Depot

The Terrible Podcast

Sports, Football

4.61.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2025

⏱️ 2 minutes

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February 21, 2025 - For Episode 1,450 this Friday afternoon, Alex Kozora shares perspective on CB Joey Porter Jr. and why he might be better than currently perceived by fans and analysts. steelersdepot.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.2

Welcome to The Terrible Take, a daily segment telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind. I'm Alex

0:36.1

Kizora. How good is cornerback Joey Porter, Jr.

0:41.0

It's worth taking a step back to examine the answer. Usually that comes up with a negative

0:47.0

connotation. A player is overrated, but here it might work the other way. The penalties are the

0:53.1

biggest knock on him and there is no question

0:55.5

when it's bad, boy, is it bad? Porter must learn to play cleaner, trust himself when the ball's in the

1:01.6

air, and not panic like he's prone to. Avoiding stacking bad penalties as have become common with

1:08.4

Porter is critical. But what else is there to knock?

1:13.2

I don't mean to hand-wave the penalties away, but where else can he get better?

1:18.3

Yes, I'm sure there are small technical things to work on.

1:21.6

He is not a finished product.

1:23.2

But still, Porter is a number one corner on Pittsburgh's roster who routinely matches up against number one wideouts, a tough draw in a modern NFL.

1:34.4

Per hour charting, Porter's allowed just one touchdown in two years, not giving up a single score in 2024.

1:41.8

He can play man, his zone coverage has improved, and his tackling is a lot

1:46.2

better now than it was coming out of Penn State. More interceptions would be nice, sure. Porter just

1:51.8

does not seem like a ballhawk. Wasn't in college, it's not now. I can live with that. I agree

1:56.9

Porter did not take the leap as a sophomore. I hoped he would, and is not in the top

2:01.9

10 cornerback club, but I wonder how far off he is, and are the penalties overshadowing everything

2:08.5

else impressive about his game? Be sure to follow us at Steelersdepo.com and check out episodes

2:16.0

of the Terrible Take every day at 5 p.m. Eastern Time.

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