MCGINN STRIKES.....on..........The SlocuMELTDOWN

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Last week, another writer said House did have contain responsibilities on the play, just like Bush did on the other side. If you watch the play, House did much the same as Bush, except that he turned in slightly while Bush stayed square. Bush reacted quicker than House. House was caught flatfooted.

If its Block Left as McGinn says, then I do not think each wing has contain. Only the left, Bush, does.

[Patler]

If its Block Left as McGinn says, then I do not think each wing has contain. Only the left, Bush, does.

That's the question, was it really block left? Maybe they were actually doing as one coach said they should have, contain on both sides with Bush and House, and taking only whatever token pressure Jones might generate on his own from one side.

Daugherty, or whoever it was that I quoted last week, seemed pretty certain it was contain on both sides, but that House was casual in his performance.

[woodbuck27]

That's the question, was it really block left? Maybe they were actually doing as one coach said they should have, contain on both sides with Bush and House, and taking only whatever token pressure Jones might generate on his own from one side.

Daugherty, or whoever it was that I quoted last week, seemed pretty certain it was contain on both sides, but that House was casual in his performance.

It'd obvious the way that House angled inside that he was assisting Brasd Jones on an attempted block. The only contain was left to Hawk in the back. When Jon Ryan boot lagged left AJ Hawk was left in a dilemma. Attack Ryan and desert the receiver Gilliam or vice versa. His decision should have been instinctive.

AJ Hawk had to defend the pass with House turned around and in pursuit of Jon Ryan.

Looking at it in review.

The Green Bay Packers FG defense was left completely flat footed and horribly beaten. The inspirational lift this gave Seattle's 'dead in the water offense' to that point in the game. The lift or energy it gave the Seattle fans cannot be under estimated. That call and well executed play on Seattle's part was the beginning of the end.