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I am watching the Fire/Galaxy NFL Europe game. Sideeq Shabazz just made a helluva play and looks real good. He look like a real fast kid. Could be a nice backup or future starter at Safety. I haven't seen a Safety for the Fins with wheels like that.

Thoughts on Shabazz anyone?
 
The only play I have ever heard/seen of him is what you just mentioned.

So I guess my thoughts are the same as yours- nice pickup.
 
Jesus, he keeps making these nasty plays. He came clear across the feel and stuck to the halfback that no one else could catch. Now he just knocked down a critical 3rd down red zone pass. This guy is pretty good! Anyone else watching?
 
CVass said:
Jesus, he keeps making these nasty plays. He came clear across the feel and stuck to the halfback that no one else could catch. Now he just knocked down a critical 3rd down red zone pass. This guy is pretty good! Anyone else watching?
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what channel?
 
Dolfan1000 said:
I just turned on the game- what team/number is Shabazz?
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28 on the Maroon team - Rhein Fire - he's playing Free Safety
 
SR 7 said:
aw man i dont have nfl network. how do you get that?
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Find a cable provider that carries or get DirectTV. I have Comcast here in Miami, and they carry it. You are probably going to have to get some form of Digital Cable or Satellite.
 
CVass said:
I am watching the Fire/Galaxy NFL Europe game. Sideeq Shabazz just made a helluva play and looks real good. He look like a real fast kid. Could be a nice backup or future starter at Safety. I haven't seen a Safety for the Fins with wheels like that.

Thoughts on Shabazz anyone?
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Yeah, I'm watching the game, and I have liked what I've seen as well. He runs a 4.47/40 yard dash which I think is pretty quick for a safety.

SCOUTING REPORT I found on him from when he was entering the NFL 3 yrs ago.

Stength: Siddeeq Shabazz is a instinctive, agile, intelligent, and hard hitting strong safety. Siddeeq Shabazz is one of the faster strong safeties in the draft.
Weakness: Although Siddeeq Shabazz has the physical tools to cover receivers he often looks lost in coverage.
Development: Siddeeq Shabazz is an excellent 7th round pick, who probably slid just because he plays for a "mid-major". Siddeeq Shabazz is a dominant player in run defense, making running backs flinch when they come into his zone. Siddeeq Shabazz has the athleticism to play anywhere in the defensive backfield, but clearly his instincts are for strong safety. Siddeeq Shabazz is a guy who always sticks out on the field and he could find himself playing as soon as the first game of the season. Siddeeq Shabazz needs to refine his coverage skills, but he has the physical abilities needed to cover any receiver. With hard work, Siddeeq Shabazz has an excellent chance to be a Pro Bowl player, soon.
 
Finsletmedown said:
Direct TV
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oohh we are thinking about direct TV for winter...how much does it cost? thing is when i called them, its like 70 bucks a MONTH for sunday ticket
 
I have never seen him play and I am at work so I will have to catch a rerun. I will say this much, with him and Cleo Lemon already on our roster we need to pry Tony Romo and Leonard Tickles away from the Cowboys and we officialy will have won the NFL Silly Player Names Bowl
 
hooserdaddy said:
Yeah, I'm watching the game, and I have liked what I've seen as well. He runs a 4.47/40 yard dash which I think is pretty quick for a safety.

SCOUTING REPORT I found on him from when he was entering the NFL 3 yrs ago.

Stength: Siddeeq Shabazz is a instinctive, agile, intelligent, and hard hitting strong safety. Siddeeq Shabazz is one of the faster strong safeties in the draft.
Weakness: Although Siddeeq Shabazz has the physical tools to cover receivers he often looks lost in coverage.
Development: Siddeeq Shabazz is an excellent 7th round pick, who probably slid just because he plays for a "mid-major". Siddeeq Shabazz is a dominant player in run defense, making running backs flinch when they come into his zone. Siddeeq Shabazz has the athleticism to play anywhere in the defensive backfield, but clearly his instincts are for strong safety. Siddeeq Shabazz is a guy who always sticks out on the field and he could find himself playing as soon as the first game of the season. Siddeeq Shabazz needs to refine his coverage skills, but he has the physical abilities needed to cover any receiver. With hard work, Siddeeq Shabazz has an excellent chance to be a Pro Bowl player, soon.
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thanks for the info
 
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