Originally posted by English:
Originally posted by monsterzero789:
No
No, simply this. He was good, but not as good as he was.
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Originally posted by English:
Originally posted by monsterzero789:
No
No, simply this. He was good, but not as good as he was.
Originally posted by NCommand:
I may have missed it but I absolutely feel we should move Justin to LDE for this game. Against the Packers the run up the middle for the TD, the RB ran right by Justin who normally would have extended his left arm and wrapped around him for the tackle or slow him up until the rest of the unit got there. This time he didn't even bother extending his arm which says a lot.
If we move him to LDE, he can use him power arm more and have Brooks run inside/outside stunts off him which he's very good at. It also disrupts the strong-side vision (side the TE lines up on) and it allows a very quiet RayMac to penetrate on the right side (use his quickness) along with freeing up and playing off Aldon.
Thoughts? I highly doubt it but Atlanta has some bruisers (our weakness) and we need to stop the run.
Originally posted by SportsFan:
Originally posted by Carhanu21:
I didnt see Aldon put all that much pressure on Aaron last night. Sacks or no sacks, Aldon hasnt been getting it done lately (at least not by his standards)
You weren't watching very closely then. He almost had a sack or two. And I saw countless occasions when he drove his man straight backwards to collapse the pocket on Rodgers.
Originally posted by 4evrfan:
Sorry, but I'm still not seeing "consistent" play on Aldon's part, yet, sacks or no sacks. Justin, with a torn triceps and a recent layoff, still expends more consistent effort than young Aldon. He's been disappointing these last few games. I really thought he'd finish the season with a bang, not a whimper.