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I'm not reading all that.
Thanks for putting this time in. That's impressive.

Having said that: TL; DR.
what we have ourselves a new MadDog
Hats off to you for writing all of that. And hats off to me for reading all of it. Anyhow, I couldn't find anything I disagreed with. And I think you're right, we'll definitely be drafting new talent to the secondary come next April. But will we have a season in the following Fall? Who cares, I don't want to think about that now.

As for Haralson, he doesn't even look like he belongs on the team right now. When I've heard him interviewed, I've really liked the things he has said, but he just isn't showing us what we need to see on the field.

Hopefully the regular season brings out the best in these guys. I know the defense didn't play their best game this past Saturday.
Originally posted by defenderDX:
I'm not reading all that.

Read the part above play by play analysis than. If not, don't care and why did you bother to post.
Originally posted by Negrodamus:
what we have ourselves a new MadDog

LOL, I can't even hold MadDog's and AB's jock strap.

And Kilgore.... I don't think I would count Haralson out. For the most part his job is to keep the runs inside. He does a good job of that but occasionally a faster RB will beat him to the outside. And yes we will have to live with the coverage but we take the good with the bad. If he can get 5 sacks I could probably live with him. Otherwise if he struggles I'd be all for him and LaBoy splitting time. LaBoy starts by coming in on 3rd downs see how it works and go from there. Don't think Briggs is ready to be splitting time yet but by next year he could possibly be a starter.
[ Edited by Gore_21 on Aug 30, 2010 at 2:26 PM ]
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by Negrodamus:
what we have ourselves a new MadDog

LOL, I can't even hold MadDog's and AB's jock strap.

Don't give people more credit than they deserve. MadDog was certain Baas had no shot at Heitmann's job and insulted those who thought otherwise. It reminded me of Shaun Hill supporters a year ago and Vernon Davis haters the year before that. Speaking of VD haters, MadDog might have been one of those as well... I can't quite remember.
Originally posted by Kilgore_Trout:
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by Negrodamus:
what we have ourselves a new MadDog

LOL, I can't even hold MadDog's and AB's jock strap.

Don't give people more credit than they deserve. MadDog was certain Baas had no shot at Heitmann's job and insulted those who thought otherwise. It reminded me of Shaun Hill supporters a year ago and Vernon Davis haters the year before that. Speaking of VD haters, MadDog might have been one of those as well... I can't quite remember.

Not saying he is always right but I am more so looking at the amount of work he puts into the draft. He could be right about Baas though... I have a hard time believing the coaches would not let Heitmann start when he comes back even though Baas has the hot hand. Heitmann has been starting for us what 5-6 years? I don't think that Sing works like that. AB does it all... and props to oldman9er who does these as well and puts up news all the time on the football's future board.
[ Edited by Gore_21 on Aug 30, 2010 at 2:33 PM ]
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Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
I'm not reading all that.

Read the part above play by play analysis than. If not, don't care and why did you bother to post.

maybe he posted to let you know that while I'm sure the analysis is detailed, it's too long to read on a message board.
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Originally posted by NineFourNiner:
Thanks for putting this time in. That's impressive.

Having said that: TL; DR.

this.
Originally posted by sdninerfan:
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
I'm not reading all that.

Read the part above play by play analysis than. If not, don't care and why did you bother to post.

maybe he posted to let you know that while I'm sure the analysis is detailed, it's too long to read on a message board.

A lot of people read message boards for information, but they don't post. Or if they do post, it is seldom. I have a feeling they enjoy these types of posts a lot more than many others. On the flip-side, it seems that many people also post on message boards for the sake of posting, not because they have anything worthwhile to say.
Originally posted by Kilgore_Trout:
Originally posted by sdninerfan:
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
I'm not reading all that.

Read the part above play by play analysis than. If not, don't care and why did you bother to post.

maybe he posted to let you know that while I'm sure the analysis is detailed, it's too long to read on a message board.

A lot of people read message boards for information, but they don't post. Or if they do post, it is seldom. I have a feeling they enjoy these types of posts a lot more than many others. On the flip-side, it seems that many people also post on message boards for the sake of posting, not because they have anything worthwhile to say.

Then those that enjoyed his post, should chime in and let him know to keep up the good work. Everyone has their own preference, I agree with you, there have been a few that said it's too long, now if he gets more that say they like it, he can evaluate the feedback as necessary.
The play-by-play is appreciated, now I can point out certain things.

1-10-SF 40 (8:07) 11-A.Smith pass incomplete short right to 19-T.Ginn.
smith throws to ginn jr but caught out of bounce… davis kind of gets beat and recovers and pushes guy pastb smith who does a nice job of stepping up in pocket...rachal and baas block one guy, iupati does a good job as does sims

Here is where I have a problem with Smith. He did not simply step up in the pocket on this play. Instead, he stepped forward (so far so good) and then he started sprinting to the right for no reason at all. As he starts to sprint, he can see that Ginn is wide open racing towards the sideline, but Smith is in no position to throw the ball because he started sprinting. So, now he has to slow down, reset his feet and throw. All of that running took about 1.5 - 2 seconds, and by the time he released the ball, it was too late, Ginn was already heading out of bounds.

If instead, he stepped up on the pocket, set his feet and scanned the field, he would have found Ginn open in time to release the football. All the sprinting around caused him to lose time, and time is at a premium in the NFL.

When people say Smith "stepped up" in the pocket, frankly, what they mean is he RAN up in the pocket. I can't understand why he can't simply take one or two STEPS up in the pocket, instead of running forwards or sprinting sideways.

If you watched Bradford against the Patriots, this is exactly what he does. He steps forward in the pocket, while scanning the field and getting rid of the ball just as the defense gets to him. He doesn't lose precious time and energy running forward or sideways.

Smith could be an All-Pro if he could just adjust this one quirky habbit.
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