Originally posted by CrownJP:
Well ill just take your word ... i wouldnt wish anyone to re-watch that game, not even my enemies ...
I might be wrong....
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Originally posted by CrownJP:
Well ill just take your word ... i wouldnt wish anyone to re-watch that game, not even my enemies ...
Originally posted by nvchamp9ers:Dude, let it go. It was an analogy of accepting mediocrity. Analogies don't have to be perfect fits. However, I understand how it must be frustrating for you being a big time D-1 CB coach and all. Us peons could never understand the intricacies of foosball.....
You are right a gaurd keeping someone in front of him is just as hard as knowing the entire offense as well as reading the defense handling the ball and making an accurate throw. Come on if you ever played football you would know that compariung an incompletion to a Qb pressure from a guard is Apples and Oranges
Originally posted by valrod33:
the one to crabtree hit crabs right in the hands he just dropped it
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:not the one im talking about, the play you described never touched the ground until crabs dropped it
Originally posted by valrod33:
the one to crabtree hit crabs right in the hands he just dropped it
Totally diffrent play that wasn't even close to the ground. That play was a slant.
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Totally diffrent play that wasn't even close to the ground. That play was a slant.
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Originally posted by NineFourNiner:
Originally posted by CrownJP:
Originally posted by NineFourNiner:Which play did he skip the ball???? i must have missed that one ... i did see the low ball that almost hit the ground, that one was really low, but i thought it shouldve been caught .... i thought he only threw 2-3 bad passes all game, the one to Morgan was really bad thought ...
Originally posted by CrownJP:
I do not recall Alex throwing the ball in the dirt .... i do remember him throwing the ball low to Crabtree and it hitting his hands and crabtree not catching it ... is this the throw in the dirt to which you are refering to?
He skipped one this week. His accuracy was worse yesterday than in the first two weeks, IMO.
I remember it happening. I gotta watch the film to be sure.
It definitly happened. It was on the play Smith scrambled out of the pocket and almost ran, but threw it to the reciever and it skipped off the dirt. I'm pretty sure it was to Crabtree, because I remember thinking, I wonder what Crabs is thinking right now.... No doubt is was on Alex.
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:I never brought up your understanding in this situation, I am simply saying the analogy didnt work, stop projecting, Mr. "Sucesful" , oh and you are right, you dont understand the intricacies of football but we arent talking about those atm
Originally posted by nvchamp9ers:Dude, let it go. It was an analogy of accepting mediocrity. Analogies don't have to be perfect fits. However, I understand how it must be frustrating for you being a big time D-1 CB coach and all. Us peons could never understand the intricacies of foosball.....
You are right a gaurd keeping someone in front of him is just as hard as knowing the entire offense as well as reading the defense handling the ball and making an accurate throw. Come on if you ever played football you would know that compariung an incompletion to a Qb pressure from a guard is Apples and Oranges
Originally posted by valrod33:
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Originally posted by NineFourNiner:
Originally posted by CrownJP:
Originally posted by NineFourNiner:Which play did he skip the ball???? i must have missed that one ... i did see the low ball that almost hit the ground, that one was really low, but i thought it shouldve been caught .... i thought he only threw 2-3 bad passes all game, the one to Morgan was really bad thought ...
Originally posted by CrownJP:
I do not recall Alex throwing the ball in the dirt .... i do remember him throwing the ball low to Crabtree and it hitting his hands and crabtree not catching it ... is this the throw in the dirt to which you are refering to?
He skipped one this week. His accuracy was worse yesterday than in the first two weeks, IMO.
I remember it happening. I gotta watch the film to be sure.
It definitly happened. It was on the play Smith scrambled out of the pocket and almost ran, but threw it to the reciever and it skipped off the dirt. I'm pretty sure it was to Crabtree, because I remember thinking, I wonder what Crabs is thinking right now.... No doubt is was on Alex.
the one to crabtree hit crabs right in the hands he just dropped it
Originally posted by nvchamp9ers:
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:I never brought up your understanding in this situation, I am simply saying the analogy didnt work, stop projecting, Mr. "Sucesful" , oh and you are right, you dont understand the intricacies of football but we arent talking about those atm
Originally posted by nvchamp9ers:Dude, let it go. It was an analogy of accepting mediocrity. Analogies don't have to be perfect fits. However, I understand how it must be frustrating for you being a big time D-1 CB coach and all. Us peons could never understand the intricacies of foosball.....
You are right a gaurd keeping someone in front of him is just as hard as knowing the entire offense as well as reading the defense handling the ball and making an accurate throw. Come on if you ever played football you would know that compariung an incompletion to a Qb pressure from a guard is Apples and Oranges
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Right.........
Originally posted by susweel:
Anybody think JH is trying to okie doke the Eagles into thinking that Gore is healthy and will start, and right before kickoff he starts Hunter and catches them by surprise.