http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQPAxiv1SKU
He doesn't even look in the direction of the blitz. Completely oblivious to the fact that it's happening. Not once in that play did he look at that side of the field as he lined up! He's completely locked on Jackson (who looks to be running a simple slant to the inside). Not once. Fucking McCoy is even sitting there primarily to pass protect! Might want to tell him there's a blitz coming.
There's plenty of that on film from last season.
Maybe that's true for the other hundreds of defensive plays he put on the field but that's not some disguised, all world beater designed blitz. It's well timed and I'll give you that but gimme a break. Any QB worth their ass gets up from center and calls out that protection change when Rhodes creeps up the line. Vick is completely and hopelessly locked into DeSean Jackson on that inside slant. He doesn't give a fuck about anything else happening on the field. Once the Cards take that away, he's lost.Not to defend Vick, but Horton's blitzes even got Brady a few times last year. I don't know how he does it, but he gets a LB coming free right up the middle once or twice a game. At least he did in AZ. We'll see in CLE.
Not to defend Vick, but Horton's blitzes even got Brady a few times last year. I don't know how he does it, but he gets a LB coming free right up the middle once or twice a game. At least he did in AZ. We'll see in CLE.
Maybe that's true for the other hundreds of defensive plays he put on the field but that's not some disguised, all world beater designed blitz. It's well timed and I'll give you that but gimme a break. Any QB worth their ass gets up from center and calls out that protection change when Rhodes creeps up the line. Vick is completely and hopelessly locked into DeSean Jackson on that inside slant. He doesn't give a fuck about anything else happening on the field. Once the Cards take that away, he's lost.
He doesn't really disguise them though. He just extra bodies a gap. The reason it gets guys like Brady and Rodgers (who have quick releases and a good repoire with their receivers) is that it's too good of an opportunity at a gash to pass up. When you stack the gap with three guys the QB knows that there will be hot routes with nothing across the middle to tackle them. It's a gamble. If you go back and look at a lot of those Horton defenses it's generally not about deception, it's about daring.
Good point. It helps that Washington is so good at timing his blitz. They did give up big plays, but overall they were still very good
It looked to me like they also had some triggers for adjusting to those types of blitzes depending on personnel packages which reduce the ability for the QB to blitz out of, again sort of playing to the hubris of the offense.
Tebow was given the choice to go home and play. He chose to go to NY and show the world who Sanchez and Rex really were. Elway was given the mission from God, it was imbued upon Tebow, and Tebow as a warrior god executed the mission. It's simple day to day stuff really.
You are a fool if to think that Tebow being in Denver wasn't simply a mission. Tebow was recruited by McDaniels, when McD was breaking free from the darkness that is NE. McD thought that Tebow could purge him completely of the darkness and evil, but the cheating ways of McD and the remote power control of BB defeated McDaniels. He got caught cheating and was fired. He then had to go to the Rams in order to prove to BB, that he would do whatever it took to nestle back to his bosom.
Meanwhile, back in Denver, Tebow had to purge McD's evil leftovers in the form of Orton. He handily did so, and lead the team to the playoffs. Since Elway is a good friend of Tebow's dad, he blessed us with a win over the rapist in order to mount a surprise attack at the heart of darkness. Darkness and evil knew of the plan, and were prepared. They conjured up the most evil of all magic 'The Female QB punt'.
When this magic was executed, it severely weakened Tebow. It corrupted the mind of Elvis Dumervil, it even fooled Andy Reid into thinking there was free fried chicken in the AFC West.
All was not lost though. Elway then sent Tebow on a slightly less challenging mission, in order to grow and recharge his strength. In the meantime, a paladin who had fallen in battle long ago, was finally mended. He out grew his old training ground, and had moved on to give room for a new warrior of light to train in Indy. He and Elway have united to mount an attack to the heart of darkness, and restore the trophy to it's former glory.
In order to bring this trophy back to the closest city to heaven in the NFL, Peyton had to sacrifice a playoff game in the first round in order to appease the three horde demons known as 'Brow Beast', 'Yukmouth Beast', and 'Antler Beast'. Now that this sacrifice has been made, we have a clear path to bring the light back to the NFL.
So if you knew your lore, you wouldn't say Tebow gives us the best chance. He was simply part of the prophecy!
This has always been Ben's problem. He has always been able to get the ball out quick for the sure 4 yard play but he always wants to gamble on the big bomb. And he can't help himself on the blitz sometimes either. But then again some of his gambles have paid off huge as well.He doesn't really disguise them though. He just extra bodies a gap. The reason it gets guys like Brady and Rodgers (who have quick releases and a good repoire with their receivers) is that it's too good of an opportunity at a gash to pass up. When you stack the gap with three guys the QB knows that there will be hot routes with nothing across the middle to tackle them. It's a gamble. If you go back and look at a lot of those Horton defenses it's generally not about deception, it's about daring.
Welp, the Daft Punk thread has been taken over by wannabe-Bucketheads arguing about subjective things.
It was good while it lasted.
Seems to be a great album, gotta check it out. Is "The Get Lucky" single indicative of the album style or is it allover the place?
Well, if the defense is committing to that blitz, no. However, teams love to disguise coverages, show blitz when they have no intention of doing so and other tricks that can make it difficult for a QB to "read" what the intention of the defense is. A good QB like a Peyton manning has seen it all and can read most anything pre-snap and audible to something he likes as a counter. Lesser/younger QB's are easily fooled by some of the adjustments/alignments defenses move in and out of.
In the case of Vick, at times he's just blind and doesn't see it. The Cardinals game and the safety blitz at the goal line is a great example. You just can't NOT see that! For fucks sake, slide your protection over to pick that up!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQPAxiv1SKU
He doesn't even look in the direction of the blitz. Completely oblivious to the fact that it's happening. Not once in that play did he look at that side of the field as he lined up! He's completely locked on Jackson (who looks to be running a simple slant to the inside). Not once. Fucking McCoy is even sitting there primarily to pass protect! Might want to tell him there's a blitz coming.
There's plenty of that on film from last season.
I just hate they they could possibly waste a year or 2 while they try to come up with a QB. I really wish they could have gotten EJ.
It's all over the place. There's maybe one and a half other songs that sound like Get Lucky.
That's good then, not exactly my kind of song.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...-says-more-running-back-competition-is-great/
Funny because he's kind of an odd man out. An undrafted rookie is more likely to take his place. I see Starks or Green on the outs. They'll likely keep one on roster just to have a veteran, maybe.
If you go into it expecting Electo you will be disappointed. Its a disco CD.
Not saying its bad.
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Aaron Curry's 1-year deal w/the Giants is for $780k. He has a $715k base salary, $50k roster bonus & $15k workout bonus. His cap # is $620k.
Starks is gone. Green will be fine and he knows it.
Your defense has sucked dick in the past two years. And when slanging isn't working I don't see a plan B on offense.Nothing wrong with McCarthy in my book. Dumb challenges are his worst flaw but when that is a complaint you know things are pretty well fine.
Does mccarthy even give a fuck about running the ball?
He seems like a slightly skinnier version of Andy Reid. He just wants to throw it on every down.
Real talk Packers GAF. Which coach is worse between Tomlin and McCarthy? I am not asking if either is good, because they both suck balls IMHO. I am also not asking which one is more attractive because we all know your coach is a fat blob of ugly while Tomlin makes up for his lack of intelligence with charisma and by being the best looking NFL coach in NFL history.
Has McCarthy ever been able to run the ball regardless of running back?McCarthy gives Rodgers a whole lot of say in our offense. You can tell just based on how Rodgers plays the game versus one of Reid's QBs. Rodgers has full control over timeouts and is always free to audible. Obviously McCarthy has the most control but you have to know that Rodgers has a lot of input.
Green Bay doesn't run the ball because we suck at it. If we had Lesean McCoy, he'd get used unlike Reid's system.
Has McCarthy ever been able to run the ball regardless of running back?
I also wonder how much McCoy would get used in GB. I really wonder if McCarthy believes in a running game.
Hey guise. I saved a woman's life last night at work. I actually did my job for once.
Hey guise. I saved a woman's life last night at work. I actually did my job for once.
How is Tomlin from Monday-Saturday? I always trust McCarthy to have a good game plan on offense (capers runs the D so that's on him) and to have the team ready to play.Does mccarthy even give a fuck about running the ball?
He seems like a slightly skinnier version of Andy Reid. He just wants to throw it on every down.
Real talk Packers GAF. Which coach is worse between Tomlin and McCarthy? I am not asking if either is good, because they both suck balls IMHO. I am also not asking which one is more attractive because we all know your coach is a fat blob of ugly while Tomlin makes up for his lack of intelligence with charisma and by being the best looking NFL coach in NFL history.
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Charles Woodson's agent says Raiders have offer on the table
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap10...-eagles-lesean-mccoy-sued-for-alleged-assault
Someone is suing Lesean McCoy for assault. She is alleging Shady or one of the people on the bus hit her and then they poured water on her.
We aren't the Lions!
i will give Tomlin credit for Monday to Saturday as well with the exception of his handling of injuries and veterans. Too often we will give too much playing time to a gimp when the shit below him isn't any good but is at least healthy. And often it just leads to a worse injury. This is not just Tomlin, most coaches and fans don't see these players as humans. They are used up until they break.How is Tomlin from Monday-Saturday? I always trust McCarthy to have a good game plan on offense (capers runs the D so that's on him) and to have the team ready to play.
McCarthy's usually dumber than a box of rocks on gameday, but I still consider him a pretty good coach for what he does in preparation.
Has McCarthy ever been able to run the ball regardless of running back?
I also wonder how much McCoy would get used in GB. I really wonder if McCarthy believes in a running game.
When have they ever needed a plan B? Like, twice in regular season games and any game against the Giants. That's it.Your defense has sucked dick in the past two years. And when slanging isn't working I don't see a plan B on offense.
Statement from McCoy camp: The allegations against LeSean McCoy are completely, unequivocally false. There are no criminal charges pending and no probable cause was ever found. This is sadly an attempt to extract money and LeSean will vigorously defend any attempt to collect money through a personal injury claim." (END)
Come home, turn on my tv and what's on?
A replay of the 1987 Broncos vs. Browns AFC championship game...
Come home, turn on my tv and what's on?
A replay of the 1987 Broncos vs. Browns AFC championship game...
I hope so.Hope not.