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McCoy made a big difference when he was in last year.
In the Falcons game especially.
how much of a difference did he make in the 49ers game?
McCoy made a big difference when he was in last year.
In the Falcons game especially.
We just sucked out loud as a team in that game, no excuses.how much of a difference did he make in the 49ers game?
i rep the niners thoroughly and consistently at concerts. infact i might say i've worn a 49ers hat or piece of clothing to every concert ive ever been to
I met Karen-O and Amy Millan wearing the same Lions shirt...... I should have confessed my love to Karen when I had the chance -_-
lucky
when i saw the yeah yeah yeahs karen O must have downed about 10 beers throughout the course of the show. she drinks like a champion!
Yeah bro, she had a new Corona every song and kept it up like a champ. Julian Casablancas, on the other hand, came out stumbling and mumbling when I saw him.
http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/sto...w-improvement-qb-2010-senior-bowl-eye-openingAfter only two months on the job, New York Jets offensive coordinator Tony Sparano was handed a potential quarterback controversy with Tim Tebow arriving in late March to back up Mark Sanchez.
Sparano, speaking to reporters Thursday for the first time since he was hired, said he was "completely on board" with the Tebow trade. He spoke glowingly of Tebow, saying the quarterback has made "eye-opening" improvement as a passer since Sparano coached him two years ago in the Senior Bowl.
Trying to be cagey, Sparano refused to divulge his specific plans for Tebow, who will be used in a wildcat-like package. Sparano said his No. 1 objective is to make Tebow a complete quarterback, not a gadget player. He predicted a harmonious, but competitive relationship between Tebow and Sanchez.
"I'm not concerned about that, honestly," Sparano said. "At the end of this whole thing, it's about trying to find good football players. Mark Sanchez is one hell of a player ... and Tim Tebow is a good football player, too.
"When you put both of those guys in a room, if they're playing checkers, they're going to compete and they're going to go like heck to win. I think the more of these people you can get around your football team, the better off your team is going to be ... I don't think there will be a problem managing it."
The Sanchez-Tebow dynamic is more complex than checkers, but the Jets believe Rex Ryan and the no-nonsense Sparano, previously the Miami Dolphins' head coach, can keep it under control.
Sparano got his first up-close look at Tebow in the 2010 Senior Bowl, where his staff coached Tebow. At the time, Sparano told colleagues he wasn't at all impressed with Tebow, according to a league source. His opinion has changed.
"Fundamentally, Tim has gotten much better," he said. "You could see the amount of time he spent at it ... He's completely different now than he was when he came out of college."
When the Jets traded for Tebow, they said the plan was to deploy him in the wildcat, with Ryan saying it could be up to 20 plays per game. Sparano agreed with that number, but refused to shed any light on the different ways Tebow could be used, even declining to commit to the wildcat as a certainty.
There have been reports of Tebow playing running back and, possibly, H-back. Sparano said "all those things are on the table," but the Jets' mission is to make him a better quarterback.
"Obviously, our first goal here is to turn Tim into ... uh, to continue to work with him and to have him mature as a quarterback," said Sparano, perhaps changing direction when he realized he was about to say something that could feed a potential controversy.
"That's what we're trying to do here. With that being said, he comes with a different skill set, obviously, from college. That's a good thing for us. He has the ability to do a lot of different jobs. At the game, that's what you really want."
Sparano is regarded as the father of the wildcat, having unveiled it in 2008 with the Dolphins. At the time, the primary reason was to get their top two players, Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams, on the field at the same time.
But they were running backs, and there was no quarterback controversy with Chad Pennington. But now it could get dicey with Sanchez and Tebow. Sparano insisted that it won't stunt Sanchez's development as a passer.
Predictably, Sparano gushed about Sanchez, who committed a career-high 26 turnovers last season. He tried to spin Sanchez's performance into a positive. While saying the turnovers can't be dismissed, Sparano claimed Sanchez improved in a few areas.
"I'm excited about where he is," Sparano said. "The only thing I can tell you right now is he's had a tremendous offseason. He's gotten himself into good shape. I've been really impressed with him."
The new offensive boss, on the eve of the team's rookie minicamp, expressed optimism on just about every topic. He said mercurial wide receiver Santonio Holmes has "special ability," he praised running back Shonn Greene and he managed to say nice things about embattled right tackle Wayne Hunter -- although he stopped short of saying Hunter will be the starter.
Sparano said his evaluation process included watching every play from the last two seasons.
What happens when Cam puts 75 up on your pitiful D? Gerald Mccoy can't do it all by himself
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I'm glad Cutler was able to find a dog that doesn't frighten his coward ass.
damn how was julian live? really wanted to see him on his solo tour. his solo album was actually really good. or did you mean with the strokes?
It was his solo tour and he was actually really good. He played most of the cd and threw in Barely Legal, his Christmas song and a Motown cover. After the opening act (which was really good, Funeral Party. Check them out if you havn't), we waited an hour and a half for him to make it on stage.
But still a great show
his christmas song is actually a cover of an old SNL skit with horatio sans and others. i'll see if i can find it
btw since you are from detroit i assume you love the new jack white album!
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lol what..
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What am I looking at?
The workout video Freeman's been using.
You.
People.
The workout video Freeman's been using.
Hill certainly has big-play ability, something the Jets sorely need. He had 49 career catches in three seasons at Georgia Tech, but set the NCAA record by averaging 55.2 yards on his nine touchdown grabs. Hill also averaged 64 yards on his five TD catches last season, topping the single-season NCAA mark of 56.09 yards by Houston's Elmo Wright in 1968.
Whomever hand is that is clearly not Alexis, his hand is clearly smaller!
That was the smallest hand I could find. I almost posted a baby hand but I figured that would be to much.
I'm glad that the NFLPA is pulling rank on GODdell.
I wouldn't be so sure, as someone who has been religiously watching Smith for 7 years, his improvement in every area last year was insane. He's still got his issues of course, but to throw for 3000+ yards last year with almost 20 TD's and just 5 picks, for Alex, is crazy good especially when you consider how conservative our passing offense was.True true. I really have a feeling that this is the end for him with the 9ers. I think we will see Kap starting for them before the season is over.
I wouldn't be so sure, as someone who has been religiously watching Smith for 7 years, his improvement in every area last year was insane. He's still got his issues of course, but to throw for 3000+ yards last year with almost 20 TD's and just 5 picks, for Alex, is crazy good especially when you consider how conservative our passing offense was.
It won't be that conservative this year, so that will be the test. If he can tighten up his deep ball and get more confident in his reads at 10-15 yards, he'll play out the rest of his contract as starter no question.
If not, if he regresses back to the old Alex, yea Kap will start next year most likely.
I'm glad that the NFLPA is pulling rank on GODdell.
Oh 100% agree, we cannot run last year's same offense, which means the QB HAS to take more chances and be more confident in those reads.I just remember Kap warming up in the Eagles game and looking like he might come in. All the weapons the 9ers have added this year puts a lot of pressure on the QB. I dont think the coaches or the fans will be happy with 50 yard fgs all year long. Alex is going to have to take some chances this year.
True true. I really have a feeling that this is the end for him with the 9ers. I think we will see Kap starting for them before the season is over.
What are they doing?
This coming from a guy who said kolb would be good. You're safe Alex!
Don't be like that.If only I had actually said that. I understand though when you have nothing to say you need to just make something up. It will be great to read what you actually think about Alex once he is not the 9ers QB.
Don't be like that.
You were Kolb's biggest cheerleader when we all told you he was garbage and unproven. Own up to it and be happy he is not your qb.
I don't think that it is my memory that is clouded this time my friend.Search has been back for a while on gaf, I would love to see even one post were I said he would definitely be good. You deal in nothing but absolutes and I think that is coulding your memory in this case.
Search has been back for a while on gaf, I would love to see even one post were I said he would definitely be good. You deal in nothing but absolutes and I think that is coulding your memory in this case.
yankeehater said:Stirker said:It's still ESPN. Won't believe it until I see it.
He played against the woeful Chiefs and the Saints, who have shown to be fairly average on defense majority of the season. I use to think Eagles without Westbrook would be bad, but that's changed. Eagles without McNabb from here on would be a big relief for the Cowboys, Redskins, and Giants.
Mcnabb has been great for the Eagles and I could definitely understand why Gaints fans would be happy to see him go, he is 14-4 agianst the Giants in his career, but I think 2 years from now you guys will be saying that you wished the Eagles had got rid or Kolb instead.
FrenchMovieTheme said:a lot of crow to one person. i dont think there is another eagles fan here on GAF or that i know who supports getting rid of mcribb for kevin fucking kolb :lolyankeehater said:There is going to be a lot of crow to go around this year. I cant wait.Tanamon said:Plus at least you'll be able to get cheap Kolb jerseys next year.
but, i will be the first to give you your props if kolb is even a slightly above average qb. however, i'm betting on him being a shitty qb and the eagles not sniffing the playoffs.
yankeehater said:You are out of your mind. I have no idea what your beef with Kolb is, but no fucking way is Clausen going to be better then him. Jimmy has bust written all over him. Kolb has already shown that he can play QB in the NFL. Most QB's struggle in their first few starts, but outside of one bad throw against the Saints Kolb looked great and will only get better once he has more playing time.CB3 said:Jimmy Clausen will be at the very least a solid NFL Pro. Better than Kolb without a doubt (Thats not saying much, I know)