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quite interesting..i find breer quite good in terms of techincal stuff compared to even reiss.
quite interesting..i find breer quite good in terms of techincal stuff compared to even reiss.
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quite interesting..i find breer quite good in terms of techincal stuff compared to even reiss.
http://news.bostonherald.com/blogs/patriots/
quite interesting..i find breer quite good in terms of techincal stuff compared to even reiss.
– Keep an eye of Rashad Moore. He looked real comfortable in the defense in the second half, and could push Le Kevin Smith and Kareem Brown for a roster spot. The way he comes off the ball and uses his hands makes him look like a poor man’s Wilfork, and having a true nose to backup would be a nice luxury to have.
The "Reche Caldwell bandwagon"? As one of the few Caldwell defenders on this board, I didn't know there was one. There is definitely a Gaffney bandwagon, though.
Thanks for posting that SVN. He pointed out something that I didn't pay attention to.
I'll have to keep an eye on Moore in future games. After the starters came off the field, I paid more attention to the secondary than the guys up front.
I was wondering who #63 was on the Dline. If that was Rashad Moore, I was impressed too. He was playing in the last quarter so I don't know who he was going against, but nobody moved him off the line and he was consistently controlling the A gaps. I didn't see him move much laterally, as it wasn't called for. That might be his problem. Number 63 definitely looked like a Nose Tackle.
rashad moore is like 325-360lbs he is definitely nose and he is tough to move but at the same time how well does he move on his own?
I thought he looked ok in camp but not sure if their is room for him....
On the next play, it looked like Welker was to run his out-cut to the sticks. It was a third-and-4. Welker made his break at 2 yards and a perfectly thrown Brady toss, landing over Welker’s outside shoulder, went for naught. Welker was clearly upset with himself for it.
I will agree that Breer is a very good resource. Amazingly enough, in just the past couple years Boston FB coverage has gone from ungodly horrible to excellent. And it did this seemingly without much notice.
I saw this play differently. It looked to me that Brady's throw was lofted a little too much due to pressure and Welker had to cut back to catch the ball.
rashad moore is like 325-360lbs he is definitely nose and he is tough to move but at the same time how well does he move on his own?
I thought he looked ok in camp but not sure if their is room for him....
I was wondering who #63 was on the Dline. If that was Rashad Moore, I was impressed too. He was playing in the last quarter so I don't know who he was going against, but nobody moved him off the line and he was consistently controlling the A gaps. I didn't see him move much laterally, as it wasn't called for. That might be his problem. Number 63 definitely looked like a Nose Tackle.
It’s this simple: there’s no bigger key to the Patriots defense than No. 75. In a preseason setting, Vince Wilfork already looks like he’s in midseason form. If you stop the tape at the line, and put it in slow motion, it’s clear how quick he’s getting off the ball and his hands up. On Mike Wright’s sack in the second quarter, Wilfork fought a guard and the center from engaging him, and kept either from blocking anyone else, by consistently moving his hands. That left no help from the right guard on Wright, who blasted inside the right tackle and to quarterback Luke McCown. On running plays, Wilfork consistently got his hands up and into the blocker, maintaining the line of scrimmage and drawing double teams. If he keeps playing like this, Wilfork should be a Pro Bowler, whether you see his production show up in the stats or not.
I find this little chestnut encouraging: