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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I know Maroney is your binky DB(I respect that as we all have favorites) but I say in my humble opinion that Maroney is playing his way to the bench and yes I did watch and yes I do know a little bit (maybe not much). He is still dancing and it cannot be corrected it appears unfortunately.
If you watch his moves he is trying to play like a 180lb Warrick Dunn scatback type but with a 223lb body. His style is just not working in this offense. He would be a better back for the Colts, Chargers or some team who might use the stretch. He does not have scatback quickness. I will say this again that I believe he does not have great vision or feel for the hole.
If Kevin Faulk had Maroneys size he would be a three down starter with 1,500 yards. He fills the hole the way a big back does and still runs away from people.
I am of the opinion that a trade of Maroney for picks could be a solution although I do not believe this Taylor kid is the answer to the depth chart.
DW Toys
I know Maroney is your binky DB(I respect that as we all have favorites) but I say in my humble opinion that Maroney is playing his way to the bench and yes I did watch and yes I do know a little bit (maybe not much). He is still dancing and it cannot be corrected it appears unfortunately.
If you watch his moves he is trying to play like a 180lb Warrick Dunn scatback type but with a 223lb body. His style is just not working in this offense. He would be a better back for the Colts, Chargers or some team who might use the stretch. He does not have scatback quickness. I will say this again that I believe he does not have great vision or feel for the hole.
DW Toys
:agree: I'm pulling for Maroney, but if anyone thinks his aggressiveness and decision-making aren't issues, then he's not paying attention. :snob:
I'm not paying attention, sadly for you and DW, neither is BB.:agree: I'm pulling for Maroney, but if anyone thinks his aggressiveness and decision-making aren't issues, then he's not paying attention. :snob:
That's just flat-out untrue. Of course we could rehash this whole argument and show you the statistics which prove Maroney's value, but who can argue with such substantial observatives like "he has poor vision and feel for the hole (wtf)" and continue to question his aggressiveness and decision-making, whatever that's supposed to mean. It must be convenient to make arguments without any sort of metrics or benchmarks to support your points.
:agree: I'm pulling for Maroney, but if anyone thinks his aggressiveness and decision-making aren't issues, then he's not paying attention. :snob:
+1 million!
FFS, could someone please explain to me how it's possible to have an excellent YPC and DVOA while almost never losing yards... if you have poor vision and decisionmaking skills?
FFS, could someone please explain to me how it's possible to have an excellent YPC and DVOA while almost never losing yards... if you have poor vision and decisionmaking skills?
That's just flat-out untrue. Of course we could rehash this whole argument and show you the statistics which prove Maroney's value, but who can argue with such substantial observatives like "he has poor vision and feel for the hole (wtf)" and continue to question his aggressiveness and decision-making, whatever that's supposed to mean. It must be convenient to make arguments without any sort of metrics or benchmarks to support your points.
Talk about a pointless signing.
Interesting on Richardson.
He seemed like the next guy on the list at CB - the first guy below the five we think are making the team. And there are always injuries to Pats CB's.
Love is Practice Squad eligible, Richardson isn't. The next question to ask is whether Richardson cleaned out his locker or if his name plate is still up?Interesting on Richardson.
He seemed like the next guy on the list at CB - the first guy below the five we think are making the team. And there are always injuries to Pats CB's.
If one of the top five were injured during training camp, I thought there was a decent chance he would make the roster.
Love is below him, and he's been cut once already from the 80-man roster. Maybe they think more of Love now.
Laurence Maroney - Official New England Patriots Biography
So, you're guaranteeing Maroney's future success based on a six-game span from two seasons ago, including a 156-yard performance vs. a 1-15 Miami club? In fact, take away that one game (14 carries), and his 4.5 ypc average for 2007 decreases to a shade under 4 (3.97). Laurence Maroney
Let me ask you this: what will you be looking for when Maroney runs the ball this week? The majestic way he holds his shoulders? How his glorious locks trail behind him? I assume you'll be watching for how quickly he finds and hits the hole.
But then, I don't know anything about football. Thanks for enlightening me.
Oh yeah, that makes a lot of sense. As if no other backs played against Miami that year. How about you take away his worst game? In the regular season against Super Bowl champs New York Giants? 19 carries for 46 yards?Laurence Maroney - Official New England Patriots Biography
So, you're guaranteeing Maroney's future success based on a six-game span from two seasons ago, including a 156-yard performance vs. a 1-15 Miami club? In fact, take away that one game (14 carries), and his 4.5 ypc average for 2007 decreases to a shade under 4 (3.97). Laurence Maroney
Let me ask you this: what will you be looking for when Maroney runs the ball this week? The majestic way he holds his shoulders? How his glorious locks trail behind him? I assume you'll be watching for how quickly he finds and hits the hole.
But then, I don't know anything about football. Thanks for enlightening me.
Oh yeah, that makes a lot of sense. As if no other backs played against Miami that year. How about you take away his worst game? In the regular season against Super Bowl champs New York Giants? 19 carries for 46 yards?
If you do that, his ypc increases to 4.8 ypc, among the best in the league.
And I guess the 122 yards in two straight games he ran against two playoff teams, Jacksonville and San Diego, including in the AFCCG don't count? And the 700+ yards he put up in a whole separate year as a rookie with an excellent YPC? That was a 6 game stretch despite being a whole different season? Funny some people are so ignorant they just resort to blatant lying to try to make a pathetic point.
All backs play against good and bad teams. The bottom line is, Maroney's career YPC is very good and well above average. As well as well above BenJarvus Green-Ellis' career average.
J D Sal
So, you're guaranteeing Maroney's future success based