Richard Seymour

[Badger]

I keep hearing that this guy is going to the Hall of Fame some day. Why is it that he just flat out dissapears in so many big games. Where the heck was he last night. Shouldn't Hall of Fame defensive ends be draped all over the QB week in and week out? There are plenty of pro bowl DE's that have played but Hall of Famers are the absolute elite of the elite. Not seeing it from this guy right now.

 

[Bertil]

OMG.

Did you SEE how many plays Ty Warren was in on last night? Do ya think that perhaps it's because the Bronc's were going AWAY from Big Sey all night? I think so.

Opponents know how good he is. The guys who study film grade him out as the best DT out there. That is good enough for me.

This pointless flailing about and blamestorming is getting outright foolish.

 

[Ichiro]

OMG.

Did you SEE how many plays Ty Warren was in on last night? Do ya think that perhaps it's because the Bronc's were going AWAY from Big Sey all night? I think so.

Opponents know how good he is. The guys who study film grade him out as the best DT out there. That is good enough for me.

This pointless flailing about and blamestorming is getting outright foolish.

They broke a couple of good runs right off left tackle, but I think it was mostly Colvin's fault for getting blocked by a rookie TE.

I don't know but I think Seymour is not dominating at all. I know Box said that since last year Warren has been our best DL and I agree. Sey needs to step up. Or maybe he's depressed too

 

[oldskool138]

They broke a couple of good runs right off left tackle, but I think it was mostly Colvin's fault for getting blocked by a rookie TE.

I don't know but I think Seymour is not dominating at all. I know Box said that since last year Warren has been our best DL and I agree. Sey needs to step up. Or maybe he's depressed too

I think teams are finally catching on. The way to beat the Pats "D" is to neutralize Seymour. It's as simple as that.

 

[Bertil]

The Bronc's are historically good at sealing the edge. Those 7 yard first down runs were a big problem. Colvin had contain there. I don't see why they didn't mix in a little 4-3 during the "cat and mouse" stage of the game.

 

[letekro]

You may have noticed that Plummer heaved the 2nd TD to Walker off his back foot, resulting in a lame duck that would've been picked off by Geno, if he had not been injured, or James Sanders, if he had been remotely competent. The reason for that ugly throw was Richard Seymour, who literally pushed the left tackle on his butt and was charging unimpeded to the quarterback.

As for the run defense, it always gets better as the year goes on, and it has never been this good at the start of a season.

Had our offense been able to score even once in the first half, Broncos would not have been able to stick with the run for so long. As it was, they could commit to the run until it worked b/c they knew we couldn't score on them.