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Originally posted by Young2Rice:Why did they boo him?
Originally posted by Young2Rice:Originally posted by NCommand:Don't worry young fella. They'll cheer you here!
Them folks ain't payin me. I'm cool off that 😂 https://t.co/xItZHTBcQl
— Kinlaw☝🏿🇹🇹 (@JavonKinlaw) November 22, 2020
Why did they boo him?
Originally posted by SFrush:SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
Originally posted by BamaNiner:Originally posted by Young2Rice:Why did they boo him?
Looks like he praised a few of the South Carolina players who have quit on the team. Gets called out for it by the fans and says, "they securing the bag" who cares. Then tweets that Gamecock fans are the worst.
Not exactly the type of mindset you wanna see but maybe I'm just old school.
Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by BamaNiner:Originally posted by Young2Rice:Why did they boo him?
Looks like he praised a few of the South Carolina players who have quit on the team. Gets called out for it by the fans and says, "they securing the bag" who cares. Then tweets that Gamecock fans are the worst.
Not exactly the type of mindset you wanna see but maybe I'm just old school.
And didn't Deebo chime in too? Said something similar to Kinlaw and had to retract some.
Originally posted by Young2Rice:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by BamaNiner:Originally posted by Young2Rice:Why did they boo him?
Looks like he praised a few of the South Carolina players who have quit on the team. Gets called out for it by the fans and says, "they securing the bag" who cares. Then tweets that Gamecock fans are the worst.
Not exactly the type of mindset you wanna see but maybe I'm just old school.
And didn't Deebo chime in too? Said something similar to Kinlaw and had to retract some.
They are right. Fans are petty and fickle. Make that money boys. But they should be more professional.
Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by SFrush:SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
No, I'm calling him a 2 down player because he's taking roughly (less than) 66% of the defensive snaps which is 2 of 3 snaps.
Originally posted by 49ERnation:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by SFrush:SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
No, I'm calling him a 2 down player because he's taking roughly (less than) 66% of the defensive snaps which is 2 of 3 snaps.
Can't argue the math
Originally posted by SFrush:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by SFrush:Originally posted by Hoovtrain:The 2 down stuff is pretty funny. Has the most snaps of any Niner interior DL, by a good amount, and his snap count % is pretty high .
At this point that's a tired old take that's been debunked.
LOL. What? It's fact.
Snaps - % of Defensive Snaps
39 - 48%
43 - 66%
28 - 62%
47 - 76%
45 - 67%
41 - 68%
25 - 48%
47 - 69%
40 - 61%
35 - 59%
Buckner 2019 = 824 of 1004 defensive snaps (lowest of his career).
SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by 49ERnation:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by SFrush:SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
No, I'm calling him a 2 down player because he's taking roughly (less than) 66% of the defensive snaps which is 2 of 3 snaps.
Can't argue the math
Maybe he thought I meant only a player on first and second downs and comes off the field on passing downs like Jones (a 1T).
Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by SFrush:SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
No, I'm calling him a 2 down player because he's taking roughly (less than) 66% of the defensive snaps which is 2 of 3 snaps.
Originally posted by evil:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by SFrush:
SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
No, I'm calling him a 2 down player because he's taking roughly (less than) 66% of the defensive snaps which is 2 of 3 snaps.
But that isn't the definition of two down player with regards to DL. A two down DL comes off the field on 3rd downs... this kid has been getting plenty of 3rd down opportunities.
I don't see what the problem is with Kinlaw playing 60 some percent of the defensive snaps.
Originally posted by Hopper:Yeah that was my definition of a two down DL.
Originally posted by Hopper:Originally posted by evil:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by SFrush:SMH Calling him a two down player because he's not consistently playing 70-80 percent of the snaps like Buckner did is a flawed argument.
No, I'm calling him a 2 down player because he's taking roughly (less than) 66% of the defensive snaps which is 2 of 3 snaps.
But that isn't the definition of two down player with regards to DL. A two down DL comes off the field on 3rd downs... this kid has been getting plenty of 3rd down opportunities.
I don't see what the problem is with Kinlaw playing 60 some percent of the defensive snaps.
Yeah that was my definition of a two down DL.
Originally posted by evil:Originally posted by Hopper:Yeah that was my definition of a two down DL.
Not just yours, that's the known definition of a 2 down player for front 7 defensive players around the entire league.
