quick thoughts on the fucking bullshit raiders game

[Maniac]

Burfict suspended for the rest of the season. Good. Fucking dirty bastard deserves it.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Maniac

Burfict suspended for the rest of the season. Good. Fucking dirty bastard deserves it.

That hit was inexcusable, especially considering all the work the officials and league have done trying to get him to clean up his game. My guess is he just can’t control his emotions on the field.

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by Luck4Reich

Yet Al Woods is off to a great start playing very well for the Seahawks who are the #4 rushing Defense in the NFL. Nope Colts couldnt use a guy like that.

Who run a very similar defense

[VeveJones007]

One thing I noticed on occasion when reviewing the All 22 the last two games: the LBs and DBs were often spending too much time reading the QB and not enough time watching for receivers entering/leaving their zone. The result was what seemed to be "soft" coverage and players not getting the proper depth. I'll be keying in on that during my review of the All 22 this week.

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by VeveJones007

One thing I noticed on occasion when reviewing the All 22 the last two games: the LBs and DBs were often spending too much time reading the QB and not enough time watching for receivers entering/leaving their zone. The result was what seemed to be "soft" coverage and players not getting the proper depth. I'll be keying in on that during my review of the All 22 this week.

You don’t really need all 22 to see the lbers dont pay much mind to people around their zones

[VeveJones007]

Originally Posted by omahacolt

You don’t really need all 22 to see the lbers dont pay much mind to people around their zones

In some cases, you're right. In others, there's a levels concept that you can't see without the All 22.

[ChoppedWood]

MF'er- Venturi just said that from halftime of the Falcon's game until 1 minute gone in the 2nd Qtr yest- Ryan and Carr completed 30 of 31 fucking attempts!

That's garbage, that's ass, that's a fucking joke.

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by VeveJones007

One thing I noticed on occasion when reviewing the All 22 the last two games: the LBs and DBs were often spending too much time reading the QB and not enough time watching for receivers entering/leaving their zone. The result was what seemed to be "soft" coverage and players not getting the proper depth. I'll be keying in on that during my review of the All 22 this week.

I've noticed that as well.

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Originally Posted by Spike

Really thought FR should have attempted on onside kick at the end considering how bad the defense was playing.

Originally Posted by Colt Classic

Success rate of onside kicks is now practically zero since there's no running start and no unbalanced lineup for the kick

Reich was asked this question - Why no onside kick? - during his conference call with the media. He stated that since the rule change, the kicking team hardly recovers the ball - only a 7 percent recovery rate.


https://twitter.com/JoelAErickson/st...65349329735681

Reich says the numbers on onside kicks are 7 percent recoveries for kicking team since the new rule.

[VeveJones007]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Reich was asked this question - Why no onside kick? - during his conference call with the media. He stated that since the rule change, the kicking team hardly recovers the ball - only a 7 percent recovery rate.


https://twitter.com/JoelAErickson/st...65349329735681

I was fine with the decision. Sanchez needs a better kick, though. You pin them down around the 10, get a stop, and hopefully get the ball around the 50 with just under a minute left. I think that’s more likely than 7%.