I was surprised by Fenton’s success until I saw he played HS football at Carol City.

Guys from Miami are just built different from a competitive standpoint. They’re told at a very young age that it’s football or the streets for the rest of their lives. I’m not joking when I say the atmosphere for youth football leagues is like college football.
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He's a deeeeeemon Fenton
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Meh, I'd rather they put Fuller back in the mix and use Fenton as needed. While he's played well, he still needs some seasoning for sure. I know, reps reps reps etc. etc. but he'll be great to have in case of further injury or a departure (or 2) next year.
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So he's basically healthy.
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Breeland has played better than Fuller though




I too said this was the one draft pick who was gonna suck.


I guess it's that lineman from Illinois then.



edit: who is our only backup center so we'll see on him too.
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If they keep it up our young secondary is going to need a nickname.

Maybe The Dreads or something (due to Ward and Matthieu having colorful locks).

Or something actually good.
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Wiznewski has experience and can play center if necessary.
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I'm so glad we didn't spend draft picks on a corner trade.


Use them all on linemen and linebackers.
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Fenton makes Fuller expendable.
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Nice job by the rookie forcing a fumble on the kickoff return.
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Did Fenton get hurt during game or was it only Breeland that got hurt today?
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I ****ing love this guy. He played another great game today. Hell of a blitz and some really nice coverage plays.

Goddamn what a draft class!!!!
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I would almost look to being Fuller back purely as a safety.
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Fenton is a very underrated player on this defense. He's quietly had a very good season.
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Will be interesting. We'll probably try to re-sign either Breeland or Fuller, and whoever blinks first in negotiations (if either of them do) will be the guy we bring back.

I'd almost rather sign Breeland to a short term deal and draft a corner, but I also know much this defensive staff values versatility.
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