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Landry era begins!
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why are they talking about this? the eagles aren't playing.
and i cant be the only one that this chip kelley super awesome fast offense is really much ado about nothing. NFL has already said the refs won't speed up for them. The patriots already run a pretty fast offense, I can't imagine that the eagles will be that much faster than the pats, or as precise and accurate cause vick is no brady.
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I'm impressed with Landry. Most QBs that won lots of games in college make terrible pros. However, he looks fine. Then again he wasn't first round pick and has time to develop.
Is it the season or preseason? And don't you dare besmirch Landry's virtue. He's a married man! His wife is on the OU basketball team
edit: all that for 1 yard
I'm assuming you are talking to me. I don't give a care if his wife could suck a golf ball through a garden hose. He's flaky under pressure, maybe Ben can learn him up. It's the Steeler Way
On the preseason thing I meant Floyd. I think he's just out for the preseason
As far as Landy he is the future of the Steelers and, while not Tebow, he does have some Tebow powers. He said he thought of quitting football and going into the ministry. He also did no sex before marriage FCA promos. Very wholesome and a good change for the Steelers
On the preseason thing I meant Floyd. I think he's just out for the preseason
As far as Landy he is the future of the Steelers and, while not Tebow, he does have some Tebow powers. He said he thought of quitting football and going into the ministry. He also did no sex before marriage FCA promos. Very wholesome and a good change for the Steelers
Landry is downright comical when you get pressure on him. His most common response is to flat-out drop the ball.I'd like to seem him take a beating like Ben does at times. I think he'd break. The only cure for that is to throw him into a room of big girls and have him defend himself.
Seriously, it's a common concern and one I've actually seen where he does get rattled. Then again hit any QB enough and they will.
I look forward to a future were the Steelers Qb is Landry Jones.Landry is downright comical when you get pressure on him. His most common response is to flat-out drop the ball.
goodbye california. i will not miss the stench of Chan's whiskey breath polluting the air of socal, but i will miss your burritos.
I caved in and got saints row 4.
Pre-loaded and ready to go. I miss Stillwater. I hope they go back for 5.
gladlyGet out of my state you cock monger.
Everything I read said the opposite, and he would have been a solid backup in a line needing depth.Sounds like Moffit wasn't showing enough in camp, so it's not a huge loss either way. No idea how good the DE is, but if he contributes at all I'll be satisfied with the trade.
ESPN ticker saying Smith will be suspended for the last two preseason games.
I think that's what happens. Prepare your laugher.I'm going to laugh when Starks gets cut.
2. I think conclusions about how good or bad a team looks in the preseason should be tempered, especially with a team like the Patriots. Unlike other teams, the Patriots have been using the same schemes on both sides of the ball for so long that there isnt much that isnt already on film. As a result Bill Belichick isnt afraid to push the envelope in the passing game and dialing up pressures on defense. The only area where the Patriots usually hold back during the preseason is in pass coverage, where they play a little more loosely than they will, say, in December. Still, the Patriots have not been afraid to show a lot of robber looks (one extra defender is freed up to read the quarterback and jump routes) of the kind they used late last season with safety Steve Gregory. With all that said, New England has looked very good so far. The real test will come when teams gameplan to put the young receivers and the tight end (Kenbrell Thompkins, Aaron Dobson, Josh Boyce, Zach Sudfeld) on the spot.
3. I think Cam Newton is so bad at play-fakes that the Panthers shouldnt even bother. Smart, veteran inside linebackers are going to easily read Newton and know whats coming. In the Eagles-Panthers game last Thursday, Philadelphia inside linebacker DeMeco Ryans was dropping into coverage before Newton even finished the fake. It boggles the mind that someoneif Newton is listeninghasnt told Newton, You know what separates the best quarterbacks in the game? The little things, like play-fakes. Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Breesgo down the list of elite quarterbacksare the best play-fakers in the game. Do you sense a trend there? Newton is tremendously talented, but you have to do everything well to rise in this league. With the Panthers reemphasizing the traditional running game, it becomes even more important for Newton to do his part from under center.
8.. I think Ive never whiffed on a player like I did with Russell Wilson when he came out of Wisconsin. (Considering that he was drafted in the third round, guess I wasnt alone). I remember watching him at the Senior Bowl practices and thinking he was OK, that he showed good leadership but was too short. He seemed to be a perfect backup. Oops. Wilson just keeps improving and, just as impressive, looks so darn comfortable. He just never panics, and that must be very reassuring to his teammates. Not to mention his arm strength and deep touch. Id like to see what he can do with real weaponsnamely Sidney Rice and Percy Harvin healthy and together.
10. I think it was mildly concerning that Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder was 5 of 12 for 53 yards and sacked twice against the Bills, but I wouldnt panic yet. Buffalo, with first-year defensive coordinator Mike Pettine trying to establish himself, threw a lot at a Vikings offense that obviously hadnt done much preparation. And everybody knows having No. 28, Adrian Petersonwho hasnt played yet in the preseasonchanges how a defense will play Minnesota. That being said, Ponder must be more accuratesome of the throws he missed werent overly difficult. With a good defense and some interesting weapons around him, its all going to be on Ponder.
Landry had a deep pass.Missed the 3rd quarter. Anything not shitty happen?
Landry had a deep pass.
I was so disappointed in the offensive line. We have so many names on the line that I thought this was the year they would be great. And yet all of those guys played like trash.
I was not that disappointed in Worilds. I never expected much from him. He is backup quality and those guys don't last long in this league because eventually you can just draft or trade for a cheaper one.This game was horrible all around, but the biggest disappointment I had was in Jason Worilds.
He's going to lose his starting spot. He's three years in, time for fucking around is over. He was only in for 3 plays in the game. He was driven to the ground on one and gave up a long completion on the other. He was yanked for Jones who promptly forced a fumble.
I was riding hard for this guy, but I don't think he has it. He definitely doesn't have the instincts Jarvis has, and he's still making silly mental mistakes.
Yeah I had no clue about any of this. Why didn't he get ejected from the game?
I was not that disappointed in Worilds. I never expected much from him. He is backup quality and those guys don't last long in this league because eventually you can just draft or trade for a cheaper one.
For me it was the o-line. I was expecting big things from our big 3 and they all sucked in both run and pass pro. Not a great combo for a lineman!
Eh I never really saw him before he made the team (if that is what you are talking about) but he is the exception to the rule. Not many guys are cut that many times and even make it into the league, let alone become a starter. Harrison is like our version of Kurt Warner.Harrison was backup quality for years.
http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/57546564/
Good read for Chargers/Raiders/Titans fans
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http://mmqb.si.com/2013/08/20/nfl-preseason-takeaways-part-2/
Interesting note by Bedard. They run their full offense while most teams hold back
The play-action pass is another playbook favorite thats barely emerged. Of Newtons 45 snaps, four have involved play action. When Newton hit a stretch of five full games without an interception late last year, he went 31 of 44 in play-action passes with 562 yards and six touchdowns.
Eh I never really saw him before he made the team (if that is what you are talking about) but he is the exception to the rule. Not many guys are cut that many times and even make it into the league, let alone become a starter. Harrison is like our version of Kurt Warner.
And when he was on our team even when he was a backup dude made something happen almost everytime he was on the field*. And then as soon as he was a starter he made an even bigger impact.
Harrison is not a great one to compare to Worilds or really almost any defensive player.
* Took our genius coaches way too long to figure that out.
lol wtf? Newton probably doesn't give a fuck about the play fakes in preseason. For fuck's sake, does Bedard's dumbass know that Newton's only run FOUR play fakes in the entire preseason so far?
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/20...lla-offense-this-preseason.html#storylink=cpy
Jesus fuck at this point I wish these clown national writers would just stop writing about the team.
I look forward to a future were the Steelers Qb is Landry Jones.
That is pretty weird. Maybe it is something he noticed or heard about Newton last year and was watching for? I was reading something the other day where the author was talking about how the vocabulary of writers is going to have to change. With all of the packaged plays and whatnot, what is traditionally a play action pass is really different than it once was
Like on traditional play action, the QB never intends to hand off. But with PHI's offense, the QB reads the DE, and maybe he hands off if the DE stays wide, or he keeps it and runs, or throws a screen
http://stayingmedium.blogspot.com/2013/08/are-tactical-innovations-in-nfl-making.html?m=1
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Philly's not even the first team to do this in the NFL, though. Shannahan ran that bootleg offense with Plummer for years.Like on traditional play action, the QB never intends to hand off. But with PHI's offense, the QB reads the DE, and maybe he hands off if the DE stays wide, or he keeps it and runs, or throws a screen
http://stayingmedium.blogspot.com/2013/08/are-tactical-innovations-in-nfl-making.html?m=1