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One-year deal with Buffalo Bills

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Good for Sterling ... I saw him and spoke to him a little at the last home B-ball game. He was sitting with Banjo, and Richard Crawford. He is loving life and making some coin. Although, he is bouncing around doing it. He said he would love to stay in one place awhile. But, doing what he loves. So, he can't complain. He did say learning the new "D' schemes can get old. Even though they are all similar, and just new terminology and familiarization with your teammates.

how does he keep getting dropped by teams? he does a lot better than a number of corners year in and year out. locally, see Maurice Claiborne.

Junior wrote:how does he keep getting dropped by teams? he does a lot better than a number of corners year in and year out. locally, see Maurice Claiborne.

He was Dallas's best corner two years ago, and TB's best corner last year. I don't get it.

Kudos to him for sticking through all these one year deals. Someone could have really scored big 3 years ago on a multi year deal but no one bit. Don't understand why gm's don't see proven performance over unseen potential.

JasonB wrote:

Junior wrote:how does he keep getting dropped by teams? he does a lot better than a number of corners year in and year out. locally, see Maurice Claiborne.

He was Dallas's best corner two years ago, and TB's best corner last year. I don't get it.

I've wondered the same thing. Sterling is the king of the one-year deal.

I think this is a bit of hometown bias. He's really never been ranked highly by PFF and 1 year deals plugging holes seems to be right for him. Being the best CB on Tampa wasn't exactly a tall task last year.

Nothing wrong with being a journeyman in the NFL. And I like that he's still connected to the school.

He gets to wear the red and blue again.

Sterling Moore = Dependable Corner (and he can play safety). He is steady and definitely has the experience. Dallas should have kept him.