SMH don't tell me about it find the post where you referring to his run support when you were referring to his tendency to be fooled. You won't find it. Because you were talking about Pass coverage. Of course you will use any negative play to support your bullshit. Burns made a simple rookie mistake that tons of rookie have made. And guess what he will make more. That doesn't make you right.
Davis was not burned and chickillo lost contain not Heyward on that play..chickillo did the same thing Burns did went inside when he shouldn't have. Heyward made no attempt to to get outside at all on that play none didn't take one step toward the outside. Chickillo tried a inside move and lost contain.
Now you're 0-4. I did say he's weak vs the run in other threads. See the thread when he was drafted. There's likely more out there if you want to look...
http://www.steelernation.com/forum/...rtie-Burns-Miami/page6&highlight=draft+review
My take on Burns. The good, the bad, and the ugly
The Steelers very likely turned down the Broncos offer for their third round in round three. I would argue that Burns would be there for us at Denver's pick #31 overall and we could have used a third round pick!
Denver very liked called the Steelers to avoid the risk of another team calling trying to trade up for Lynch.
Our pass defense was ranked 30th, and gave up 29 touchdowns through the air, however, we also played 7 back -up Quarterbacks, so when you factor that it, it's in even worse shape than the statics show.
Everyone knows we need a corner. Gay is getting older and Blake who left via free agency was #1 in terms of yardage given up among CB's.
Burns:
nfl.com/draft/2016/profiles/artie-burns?id=2555344
I have seen Burns play live and can tell you the coaching at UM is a mess. The kid is very raw. He's an athlete playing cornerback, and can look good on one play and terrible on the next. At age 20, he's 2-3 years younger than most prospects. While he has the height, speed, long arms and ball skills I like in a cornerback,
he's weak vs. the run and was flagged 6 times last year, two for unsportsmanlike conduct.
So he's an upside project that needs a lot of work and a bit weak vs. the run. Bruns might not be ready to start until 2017, which means the DB's are not going to get much better unless Golson or Grant show something. Since we spent a first round pick here, odds are neither will impress enough. I liked Grant. I think Golson was a bad 2nd round pick.
It's very hard to rate a 20-year-old at corner. Unknown to me is his character off the field, his football character on the field, his Wonderlic score, and his psychological test score. UM has some troubled types off the field. Can this raw 20-year old learn? Is he willing to work hard? Burns could have used another year in school but due to his mom passing and his father being incarcerated he's opting to go pro.
Final thoughts: I'm not happy missing an opportunity to trade down, and since no CB's were taken after Burns, there is a very good chance he would be there at pick #31. My best guess is Burns will be beaten early in his NFL career and has a slower learning curve. The Steelers will need to be patient with him, even though our pass defense needs help NOW.
While the need for a cornerback is high, Burns to me is more of a 2nd round talent. I think he'll end up as a 1st round disappoint.
Grade for need A. We need a corner badly.
Grade for value in the round C- Burns was a reach.
Grade for not taken the trade if offered F
Grade for NFL upside A
**What type of player I think he will be.** Very difficult to project due his age and willingness and ability to learn. I'll say B- just an okay NFL starter with a high bust potential.