+1. Your opinion is backed up by playing time stats. HaHa is getting 75% of the snaps instead of Hyde.Originally Posted by Zool
+1. Your opinion is backed up by playing time stats. HaHa is getting 75% of the snaps instead of Hyde.
One time Lombardi was disgusted with the team in practice and told them they were going to have to start with the basics. He held up a ball and said: "This is a football." McGee immediately called out, "Stop, coach, you're going too fast," and that gave everyone a laugh.
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Hyde seems to be a sure tackler, so I can see why they like him. But Ha Ha seems to have the capability to become a real impact player, so you've got to like that. He blitzed on one play and though he did not get to the QB he forced Ponder to move, and Ha Ha showed a violence on that rush you don't normally see from safeties and corners who blitz.
Burnett is starting to actually seem to be a difference-maker. I wonder if having guys he trusts is helping him. He played that up in comments this morning in a JSO article.
Hayward did play well, too, and House was meh. That guy is more up and down than a bi-polar girlfriend.
I thought Lattimore showed more violence in his tackling than Hawk or Jones. He wasn't great but it was nice to see someone laying a lick.
I wonder how bad Datone Jones's injury is...
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