Hot take: Jeremy Cash is our best rookie right now

[shaqattaq]

There's a very real chance that Cash won't even be active anytime soon, there are 5 LB's ahead of him. Take MLB out of the picture, and he still (currently) is behind Shaq and Klein. While Cash has impressed, and I wasn't sold initially, Butler, Worley, and Bradberry have all shown me more...while playing against starters.

[KSpan]

11 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

NFL veterans.

Bene, McClain, and... that's it. Roster spot pretty much assured, and quite different from competing with Kuechly/TD/Shaq/Klein/Mayo/Jacobs.

Like I said though, I'm not really disagreeing.

[PntherPryd]

1 minute ago, Carl Spackler said:

Giving him a nod and admitting he will see the field more is disrespectful how?

You are selling his accomplishment short and the thread title is flat out wrong. 

Not a big deal, you were going for shock value.  I get it. And Cash is remarkable. But thread should be about Bradberry as our best rookie with a nod to Cash. 

Cash went undrafted but demanded and got one of the highest UDFA contracts. With his resume he was hardly a secret. 

Bradberry was changing a toilet seat draft night. 

[TheSpecialJuan]

Hot cake : nah he ain't

[CPantherKing]

By midseason we will all want to bench Bradberry, move Coleman back to FS and use more of a 46 style defense with Cash at SS in the box.

[rainwater]

4 hours ago, Wyank said:

 

I agree about love affair with undrafted rookie part of your post. I just can't remember anyone ever having it for Bell.

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Oh, the love affair with Bell was out of this world. Then after a year of starting, those same people claimed they knew he sucked the whole time. 

[csx]

5 hours ago, Wyank said:

 

I agree about love affair with undrafted rookie part of your post. I just can't remember anyone ever having it for Bell.

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It was there. It took a year plus for some to realize he wasn't real good. Then it turned to hatred.