MaxVonDoom
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RUBBISH
Brady had all day to dump off that pass
Seabass is God
This close to Christmas lets watch the blasphemy please
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Brady had all day to dump off that pass
Seabass is God
I haven't looked at it in a game or two so there may have been a change, but the last time I'd checked, the numbers for the running game were clearly better center-right than they've been center-left.
Having just looked at the numbers for Maroney, it continues to be the case, at least for him:
Wide right: 3.5
Right: 4.1
Middle: 5.6
Left: 3.1
Wide Left: 2.7
Laurence Maroney - New England Patriots - Situational Statistics - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
Play until the whistle is blown. Especially when your QB's still in the pocket and already injured.
Rookie mistake, or lack of effort?
On the big hit on Brady, Volmer had help and successfully blocked the rusher. Brady still couldnt find anyone. Volmer then stopped altogether and let the rusher run straight at Brady and get a clean hit. Ouch. Not something you should ever be doing... but especially when your QB is injured already and playing with a cracked finger, hurt shoulder, and hurt ribs.
What happened on that play? I'm thinking Volmer probably thought the play was already over and he stopped trying
is every bad play by a player now going to be debated as a lack of effort now at this of the season just because it has been a crappy few weeks ? light has 'almost got brady killed' for many yrs and so have many tackles in the league. Why are we so reactionary i dont know.
just a bad play..
Kaczur is a good run blocker. Unfortunately he plays with lean and gets stuck over his feet on pass protection. That is not going to change. Volmer is a very balanced player with some other attributes, which help him at this stage of his career. At this point Kazcur is part of the problem not the solution. Excuse me for seeming somewhat argumentative, it's just you had a good post to quote to make a point. Kazcur sucks, good pick up in the 3rd though for what we got out of him.
In this league, playing until the whistle is blown will get you an unnecessary roughness penalty.
If he had eyes in the back of his head I could see it being a problem, but Brady was on the move and Vollmer had no idea what was going on until he turned around.
In this league, playing until the whistle is blown will get you an unnecessary roughness penalty.
I think VanDrake is Kaczur's mother getting high on her son's own supply.
Remember, this is all from a guy who is relatively new to the game. He didn't start playing until he was 14 and Houston/Conference USA were hardly pro football factories.
I think given his experience level, he's played outstanding.
Mental miscues can be corrected with coaching. The pure domination we've seen on occasion...that's just beautiful.
Yeah, it wasn't a sack. Brady had a good 5-10 seconds running around. To me it looked like a rookie mistake more than anything else; I think it's safe to say Vollmer thought he would have already released the ball.
Calling it a lack of effort is kind of dumb.
Big football schools don't run playbooks that are any more complicated than smaller ones. I can guarantee you that there are some crappy football teams that run the same types of offense as Alabama, Florida, Texas, Oregon, Ohio State, etc. Every school has unique plays but schools don't suddenly unlock new, vastly more complicated plays just because they are in the top 25.
And I can guarantee you I could learn to play any position in football in four months or less if I can learn Calculus 4 + 12 other credits in that same time. I bet you the majority of people could. The problem is, the majority of people aren't physical monsters and gifted athletes like every NFL player. Like I said before, there is a difference from knowing what to do and being capable of doing it. Vollmer's mistake today was NOT because he didn't know he should block guy
This is one of the most ignorant posts I've seen on this forum, and that says a lot.
It wasn't a mistake at all. The only way to stop Peppers after Brady moved out of the pocket was to Hold him. Brady Moved in such a way that Vollmer was no longer between Peppers and him.
Brady held the ball way too long.
I haven't looked at it in a game or two so there may have been a change, but the last time I'd checked, the numbers for the running game were clearly better center-right than they've been center-left.
Having just looked at the numbers for Maroney, it continues to be the case, at least for him:
Wide right: 3.5
Right: 4.1
Middle: 5.6
Left: 3.1
Wide Left: 2.7
Laurence Maroney - New England Patriots - Situational Statistics - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
So OLinemen should stop blocking as soon as their back in turned to the QB? No.
These excuses are terrible. I'm sure BB will rip Volmer a new one over that during film sessions this week.
And Letting a Dlineman getting a free run at your already injured QB will get Hoyer some playing time.