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Rasul and the other two better be active and play. I don't care about terminology, these guys are vets. Let their instincts fill in the gaps. This isn't a game to be coaching timid.

I actually find his schtick kind of annoying. I think he tries way to hard, but hey he's having fun doing what he does

Gat dang that dude has some tree trunks for legs

Two things here. The NFL already picks and chooses when New York wants to chime in and correct penalties. It's absurd how they do it, there's no rhyme or reason to when or if they do it. Second, I think something like this on every game would lead to an over-correction. There's penalties on almost every play and if there were people who's job it was to focus on penalties with video of several angles, the game flow would be beyond terrible.

But, but, but he tried baiting them to jump every time. You know, the bait to jump off sides that we always do and everyone knows that's what we're trying to do.

For all the sheit Dorsey gets, he gets a game ball tonight. He called an excellent game know diggs was going to be a focal point of the Bucs.

💯 grounding

Even if it's not, the respect defense will have to give to the run will open the passing game up.

Beane and McDermott know our defense has multiple holes with all the injuries. Getting a back like Henry could allow for a change to a ball control offense thats goal is to keep the defense off the field as much as possible. In a sense, you'd be fixing the defense with one move on offense rather than multiple moves on defense. Think about it, what's easier? Trade for an absolute beast of a RB or a starting CB, LBer, and DT?

That's how we ended up with Jerry Hughes

Or don't settle with what they have

He's also running behind the o-line that helped block for the league leader in rushing last season. Taylor is good, but he didn't do it by himself

Comprehension sure is a challenge for you, huh?

The thread subject literally is about taking away Josh's running. It's quite obvious my comment was about Josh and not the entire offense. I'll leave you to your book since it seems like you may need to read up a little more.

My statement went over your head. The Ferrari is Josh.

McDermott has the keys to a Ferrari and drives it like a prius.

McDermott needs to face the fact his defensive is decimated and he needs his offense putting up 30 a game. This defense won't hold anyone under 20 the rest of the year

A defensive starting backup corners, backup linebackers and a backup DT. And McDermott handcuffing his biggest offensive weapon.

Teams know theres an emphasis of Josh staying in the pocket and that they've taking the run options away. Belichek ain't no dummy and has schemed up pressure packages to keep Josh uncomfortable. This is why you don't take that weapon away from Josh and you let the kid play his game. They could at least mix it in a bit to keep the defense thinking about it rather than scrap it completely.

Seemed like there was a lot of movement across the board. 49ers lined dropped too. Scoring across the NFL has been down

Now sure. You could of said the same thing about baseball and basketball 30 years ago. Not sure if you are old enough to remember the "Dream Team" that dominated basketball in the Olympics in the 90's. We all know to well how the NFL is trying to go international and this is the stage to spur interest internationally.

Wasn't he playing flag football on the beach? Quite a bit different footing.

It's a physical sport. Injuries are are a price of doing business in football and an acceptable risk that many are willing to take to play the game. Of course you want to limit them. No one wants a player out because of injury or to have life-long issues as a result. At least these guys are heavily compensated for the risk they are taking. If the NFL is so concerned about injuries, why aren't they changing fields to grass? They just played multiple weeks in London on a surface that players complained of being like cement. They agreed to that surface over the grass surface that was already there. Surely because the soccer fokes said they didn't want them tearing up their field. The NFL is so greedy and wanted their international games so bad, they allowed players to play on cement-like turf.

Right. The two moving parts that are significantly more difficult to get a hold of than the body.

How do you lead with your shoulder and drive through a player when trying to tackle from behind? These tackles don't occur when the defensive player is facing them head on. It's typically from the side or the back when the defensive player is in pursuit. What's next? Once a player gets by you, you have to let them go?