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Post by wingt74 on Dec 7, 2006 7:39:07 GMT -6
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Post by PowerDown on Dec 7, 2006 9:00:14 GMT -6
He shouldn't have cut blocked the inside linebacker, it was a great block though.
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coachf
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Post by coachf on Dec 7, 2006 9:08:05 GMT -6
If he is responsible for the cutback, then he needed to stay on outside shoulder of Norwood. He came in so high that when Norwood made his move he couldn't react. His job is to keep everything inside of him. He played it lazy to begin with and went for the killshot instead of squeezing Norwood into the hole. DE played that poorly as well.
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Post by wingt74 on Dec 7, 2006 9:24:32 GMT -6
I see this at every level of football. Guys wanna make sure they get the hard hit, or get a tic on the stat sheet.
Force him inside where you have 9 teammates.
Fundamentally, IMO. he crossed his feet when moving laterally, did not stay square to the LOS, did not break down to make the tackle.
But like I said, I don't think he was focusing on his fundamentals...and instead trying for the knockout punch in the open field.
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Post by Coach Goodnight on Dec 7, 2006 11:10:45 GMT -6
Would you like some bacon and eggs with that toast? Very very poor technique on the tackle but great cut block I will have to agree with!!
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Post by brophy on Dec 7, 2006 11:26:51 GMT -6
the minute a defender turns his shoulders, he pins himself.....shuffle laterally to the LOS
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Post by bulldog on Dec 7, 2006 18:19:42 GMT -6
I agree - he crossed-over and he turned his shoulders. He needs to stay square to the LOS and shuffle down the line. Then accelerate vertically into the tackle.
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Post by tog on Dec 7, 2006 19:20:28 GMT -6
shoulda stayed square on the squeeze for the cutback
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Post by brophy on Dec 7, 2006 20:07:28 GMT -6
Atlanta runs the double wing - that was the first mistake!
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Post by coachroberts99 on Dec 8, 2006 6:48:40 GMT -6
Just an all round aweful play. He must have know he had noone outside him, but he puts all his chips in on the fact the RB is only going to go forward..... cheers me up that even the pros do it!
But like many have said, you must breakdown, keep the outside relationship and squeeze him down. Terrible.
EDIT: Also the safety middle field ballsed up too IMO. He needed to slow down as he went beyond the BC, then admittedly he prob thought he would hit the channel, but he wasn't under control either, then got caught out, and took a crappy AOP....
Anyone else agree with that? Or is it just me?
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Post by wingt74 on Dec 8, 2006 7:58:30 GMT -6
Just an all round aweful play. He must have know he had noone outside him, but he puts all his chips in on the fact the RB is only going to go forward..... cheers me up that even the pros do it! But like many have said, you must breakdown, keep the outside relationship and squeeze him down. Terrible. EDIT: Also the safety middle field ballsed up too IMO. He needed to slow down as he went beyond the BC, then admittedly he prob thought he would hit the channel, but he wasn't under control either, then got caught out, and took a crappy AOP.... Anyone else agree with that? Or is it just me? It's possible that the S was expecting his backside LB to force the play to the middle of the field. All that being said, was a great cut by the RB. |
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Post by sls on Dec 8, 2006 9:23:13 GMT -6
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Post by phantom on Dec 8, 2006 19:26:29 GMT -6
the minute a defender turns his shoulders, he pins himself.....shuffle laterally to the LOS That was my first thought when I saw it. I also think that he tried too hard for the big hit. Also, as badly as he missed, I think he closed his eyes. |
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