Also because he said f*** run defense
He was part of the reason we got gashed by the run... he refused to play the run and went balls out after the QB every play
He secured the bag and got out of there đđž
Jeudy still far better than any other receiver in this draft though
Speaking of the scheme for Cowboysâ DBâs.... Iâm sure you donât care but if you feel like reading and seeing what I meant they just posted an article about it on BTB
He secured the bag and got out of there đđž
Thatâs exactly what he did tbh. He just wanted to get sacks so he could get one last bag.
Speaking of the scheme for Cowboysâ DBâs.... Iâm sure you donât care but if you feel like reading and seeing what I meant they just posted an article about it on BTB
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2020/4/30/21240864/how-a-scheme-change-should-help-cowboys-defensive-backs-get-more-interceptions
Well I know how the Cowboys were teaching their CBs last year
It was more play the receiver than play the ball
Not gonna 𧢠Iâd rather have Javon Hargrave + pick 68 than Leonard Williams. Canât believe Gettleman did that s*** smh đ¤Śđ˝ââď¸
Well I know how the Cowboys were teaching their CBs last year
It was more play the receiver than play the ball
Thatâs what it was and they werenât allowed to do anything else...
This is a DB Specialist who trained Bryon and Awuzie and backup S Kavon Frazier... he said this...
Youâve got to let guys kind of do what they can do. I trained Chido, I trained Byron, I trained Kavon Frazier and some of the other guys as well. But the thing about it what I noticed that in the offseason... even like we was going over certain techniques and things of that sort, what not. They were only allowed to do one technique. Nationally, other people watch film as well.
Itâs like one day we came into a training session and even Chido was like âhey look, I need to know how to kind of counter some of the releases that Amari Cooper is giving meâ like in practice and I said âokay what kind of press techniques are you guys using?â. And he showed me. I said âokay well I would do thisâ he said âwell we canât necessarily do thatâ so I said âwell youâre at a disadvantage.â Because as soon as somebody see that from a film, scouting perspective that this is only what youâre doing... theyâre going to figure you out and this is going to be a problem
Not gonna 𧢠Iâd rather have Javon Hargrave + pick 68 than Leonard Williams. Canât believe Gettleman did that s*** smh đ¤Śđ˝ââď¸
Hargrave
Thatâs what it was and they werenât allowed to do anything else...
This is a DB Specialist who trained Bryon and Awuzie and backup S Kavon Frazier... he said this...
Youâve got to let guys kind of do what they can do. I trained Chido, I trained Byron, I trained Kavon Frazier and some of the other guys as well. But the thing about it what I noticed that in the offseason... even like we was going over certain techniques and things of that sort, what not. They were only allowed to do one technique. Nationally, other people watch film as well.
Itâs like one day we came into a training session and even Chido was like âhey look, I need to know how to kind of counter some of the releases that Amari Cooper is giving meâ like in practice and I said âokay what kind of press techniques are you guys using?â. And he showed me. I said âokay well I would do thisâ he said âwell we canât necessarily do thatâ so I said âwell youâre at a disadvantage.â Because as soon as somebody see that from a film, scouting perspective that this is only what youâre doing... theyâre going to figure you out and this is going to be a problem
I mean he's playing to his DBs strengths which I mean technically isn't wrong
But you gotta let ya DBs have some type of free range to the ball
Then again, that's how big plays happen when the DB isn't good enough to do that
It's a super safe way to teach your DBs to not give up the big plays
I mean he's playing to his DBs strengths which I mean technically isn't wrong
But you gotta let ya DBs have some type of free range to the ball
Then again, that's how big plays happen when the DB isn't good enough to do that
It's a super safe way to teach your DBs to not give up the big plays
Youâre correct. But corners who only know and play a certain way eventually get found out. DBs who donât locate the ball and play the man exclusively are so trash to me
I mean he's playing to his DBs strengths which I mean technically isn't wrong
But you gotta let ya DBs have some type of free range to the ball
Then again, that's how big plays happen when the DB isn't good enough to do that
It's a super safe way to teach your DBs to not give up the big plays
He wasnât playing to their individual strengths though. He was forcing all the CBâs to play the same way.
And youâre right, it helps stop the big play, that was Marinelliâs thing, bend donât break.
But weâve been near the bottom of the league in INTâs the last 5 years, for that exact reason. You gotta find a middle ground.
We had 43 INTâs total in the last 5 seasons combined... thatâs HORRIBLE... hereâs the rankings...
2015 - T-31st
2016 - T-28th
2017 - T-27th
2018 - T-27th
2019 - T-32nd
Like one year or two years, sure... INTâs are a bit flukey.... but 5 straight years bottom 5 in the NFL? Yeah thereâs something MAJORLY wrong with the scheme.
pick 68
Happy birthday bro
Looking forward to a Nationals and Mets 1st and 2nd place finish in the division when we get baseball back đ¤
10 a better number than 88 smh