He doesn't have the physical ability or the mental makeup that a safety needs to have. He's a backup, yup, but Collins was the anti-Peprah and we've lost a lot with his injury. Him+Jenkins, ouch.
The problem with Peprah is that he's been playing the position like an idiot, he bites like crazy on run fakes and he keeps sacrificing the deep routes when he thinks he be able to jump a cross deep slant or post. Were he disciplined and assignment sure our defense would perform at a much higher level, unfortunately he's too busy screwing around on the field.
I may or may not be in the minority here, but I am beginning to become very irritated with Charlie Peprah"We might do a lot of B.S.-ing during the game, not focusing, not doing what we need to do," said safety Charlie Peprah.
But our safety play has been attrocious and I think Mr. Peprah could use an attitude check
I'd be willing to get a few less INTs if it means we tackle well, break up passes, and act like a professional defense. Stopping the other team is the goal, not letting them run all over you while hoping they make a mistake. Our defense is NOT the reason for our success this year, yet they're acting like they don't need to improve because they're undefeated. I love a lot of our defensive talent, but they're not acting right. They need a wakeup call,
Peprah's attitude about the whole thing is bothersome, he should be totally embarassed about that Beckum touchdown instead of running his mouth. There is a reason his position was named "safety", its the last line of defense. I'd like to be a fly on the wall in the film room when the defensive backs get together. Sometimes those guys are running around like chickens with their heads cut off back there.
Woodson could take over Peprah's spot as could Bush. He's been a disaster at the position and he's been giving up plays that even a backup shouldn't be giving up.
LOL. Don't know what games you're watching. There are some very articulate posts in this thread that suggest why Peprah wasn't exposed last year. But he is absolutely horrible in 2011. As I said in another thread, it seems like every play by opposing offenses comes because of Peprah, a safety getting flat burned, caught running in circles as if he's never played football in his life, or getting run over.
Even Capers said he's frustrated at seeing the same plays called and those plays being big hitters week after week. THAT tells me Peprah is not improving. Or adjusting.
I don't he lacks the ability, he at least has mediocre speed if not average. The problem with Peprah is that he's been playing the position like an idiot, he bites like crazy on run fakes and he keeps sacrificing the deep routes when he thinks he be able to jump a cross deep slant or post. Were he disciplined and assignment sure our defense would perform at a much higher level, unfortunately he's too busy screwing around on the field.