James Bradberry: "I fuged up, I fuged up."

[the butch]

As long as he doesn't listen to the social media experts try to convince him that 2+2=5, he'll be alright.  I liked the bit about thinking of changing the number and deciding not to.

[CarolinaSunday]

I like that he realizes there is room for improvement, but I hope he doesn't get so down on himself that he loses confidence.  It can be a delicate balance.  

[London Loves Luke]

Really good read, thanks for sharing. The altitude has to have an impact, not just on the teams playing at Mile High but also on the Broncos fitness levels. Nice comment about the team loving Cam too.

[jumpman910]

33 minutes ago, Bartin said:

Peanut is already gone so that part isn't going to happen.

He was on our sideline Thursday night... Probably because his gig is on Sundays I would assume 

[nctarheel0619]

5 minutes ago, jumpman910 said:

He was on our sideline Thursday night... Probably because his gig is on Sundays I would assume 

Na, he loves the Panthers.  Had a Panthers shirt on and everything.  

[SOJA]

1 hour ago, Cary Kollins said:

Demaryius Thomas on Bradberry:

 

"If he just sticks to what he knows—and keeps working—his potential is there," Thomas says. "It's just how hard will he work? I haven't been around many rookies who play like he does.

"He's going to be a great player."

but the huddle told me he was the worst pick in Panthers draft history 

[vorbis]

Bradberry seems like a really solid dude, the type of dude that doesn't happen without superb parenting.

[tondi]

His performance isn't among the top ten reasons we lost.  Still it's good to see him beating himself up instead of pointing fingers.

[truthjuice]

He played fine. He made a couple of rookie mistakes, but he did good. I like that he's this hard on himself and not content with his performance or make excuses. He will be okay. 

Demaryius Thomas made a nice comment. I think he's one of the ones I like on that Denver team. 

[Vagrant]

No matter how strong you are in pass protection, cornerbacks need to tackle. If you can't bring the guy down, you at least need to angle him out of bounds or hold onto him until help gets there. That missed contain on Anderson was some of the most horrific tackling technique you're gonna see. If he doesn't fix that, he can't help us. It has to happen right now.

[Chaos]

Dude's gonna ball out Sunday

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[Millioso7]

Bradberry as a rookie>>>Norman as a rookie..

[LinvilleGorge]

I hope the kid isn't too hard on himself. Confidence is a huge part of playing CB. He had a rough outing in his first NFL game. That's happened to a ton of guys, many who went on to become great players. Making the junk to the NFL is tough and there's a learning curve. That learning curve is a lot steeper when you played your college ball at Samford. 

[d-dave]

Great find!  The more I see and learn about him, the more I like him.  I think he can be really good for us with his attitude and tools.  He had rough game, it happens to rookies (weird right?).  Lots of room to grow!