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[QUOTE="Shrmdougluvr, post: 2738974, member: 396"] I seem to think that under Marrone/Shafer, the cornerbacks needed a full four years to develop. I Reddish and Lyn may have flashed earlier, but Anderson in particular didnt come on until his senior year (when he was awsome making tackles in the flat consistently). Cisco, Williams, and Melifonwu show more athleticism and ability (probably not polish) already. Frederick and Foster have developed nicely. Need Coley and Jonas to develop now. I think Cordy has been passed, and Scoop will be passed by next season. Both will bring valued, experienced depth though. [/QUOTE]
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