You realize that not all DBs get tackles like Harrison I hope. That is pretty good for a guy that should be considered a DB2 in pretty much all leagues.
Boulware was a part time/situational player up until week 14 when they finally put him in as the starting SS. During that span as a part time player, all he did was produce when given the chance and it finally paid off. Why it took them that long to make him a starter is a mystery. He didnt have much of a hurdle to go over to land the starting job. After watching him make plays week after week I thought they would have had him in there alot earlier.2004 Yearly stats
63 total tackles
1 sack, 5 int, 6 pd, 2 ff, 1 td
Not too bad for someone who didn't make his first start until week 14
Anyway, after being inserted into the starting lineup in week 13, this is what his #'s looked like.....
12/12 8 tackles, 1 sack, 1 int, 1 pd
12/19 10 tackles
12/26 4 tackles, 1 ff
01/02 8 tackles
01/08 12 tackles, 1pd (plo)
He had one game during that span where he went under 8 total tackles but he did have a FF in that game. So far this year he hasnt even come close to performing like that, so I can see where Bouddha is concerned. The numbers he has put up this year are not that good. Alot of people (including John Norton) had high hopes for this guy to majorly break out this year. He hasnt yet but im not giving up on him. He just didnt continue where he left off last year.
The numbers that he put up while starting last year are DB1 #'s, not DB2. Perhaps thats why quite a few people including myself are a little dissapointed thus far.