Da webster guy Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 4 hours ago, Senth said: Shavers is playing some really good football so happy we stuck with him. Shavers was what we wanted Coleman to be all along, he was already on our team. He's big, fast, good hands, elite blocker and even plays special teams well. We need to use these guys more. Same with Ty Johnson, who is faster than Cook, averages 5 yards a carry for two years now, and doesn't fumble. Sometimes you have the guy right here on your team all along. Fred Jackson is another example of this, took us a few years to realize he was a beast. 1 Quote
Buffalo Ballin Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 4 hours ago, Ya Digg? said: Not sure if this has been talked about, but I want to give huge props to Brandon Cooks on Josh’s TD. First, if Josh had any time, Cooks beat his guy clean and was open for a big play. Second, after Josh took off, Cooks continued his route so his guy would keep following him, then just stopped and blocked the dude the last 10 yards into the end zone. Great play by him That's what vets do. Keon Coleman has to learn that stuff. Quote
K-9 Posted 55 minutes ago Posted 55 minutes ago 2 hours ago, Pete said: Palmer is a good blocking WR. And we know Gabe is. Keon could be, if he had heart Keon absolutely abused DBs with his blocking while in college and pissed them off in the process. He’d be blocking DBs thirty yards away from the play thru the whistle. He certainly has it in him. Quote
Avisan Posted 21 minutes ago Posted 21 minutes ago 32 minutes ago, K-9 said: Keon absolutely abused DBs with his blocking while in college and pissed them off in the process. He’d be blocking DBs thirty yards away from the play thru the whistle. He certainly has it in him. He did it last season pre-injury, too. He's a really frustrating case because I think he has genuine potential as a player but he is punting the effort and professionalism aspect HARD. Quote
K-9 Posted 11 minutes ago Posted 11 minutes ago 8 minutes ago, Avisan said: He did it last season pre-injury, too. He's a really frustrating case because I think he has genuine potential as a player but he is punting the effort and professionalism aspect HARD. Yeah, certainly seems that way. I think it’s a question of maturity and he needs to grow up a bit. It’s all up to him. Quote
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