Hamlin was outmatched against Baltimore and he is outmatched physically most weeks. But none of those big plays were mental errors the likes of which Bishop made. I am not high on our current safeties at all, but that doesn't mean you throw a guy out there who you don't think is ready. And as I say above, I am not sure throw a guy in and watch him get burned is necessarily the best way to develop a player anyway. It isn't how the Bills developed Bernard. And it isn't how Rasul Douglas developed. He kept bing thrown out there as a young player by Philly and kept making mistakes. It was only when he was cut and ended up elsewhere as a backup watching, learning and time in the film room that he developed into a starter.