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He should cut upfield instead of trying to run around people. He left some yards out there last night.Originally posted by Fritz View PostI have always rooted for Encyclopedia St. Brown, so I was happy to see him make some nice catches. He also blocks well for a wide receiver. Maybe he'll gain more confidence in that knee as he plays more.
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Yeah. There are a lot of options to do different things.Originally posted by Guiness View PostRight now he's got more than that. Jones has become a very reliable receiver as well, and although he doesn't get the targets, Mercedes is very sure handed and someone who has to be accounted for in short yardage situations. I'd say there are at least five, probably 6 guys the D has to worry about.
I think when healthy you go Adams/Lizard/Tonyan all of the time. They just kind of do everything. The latter two even pass protect edge rushers with some effectiveness.
MVS forces deep help on a long field (opening up Jones)
Mercedes is a nice option to trot out on a team loaded with practice squad front 7 players. Force their worst players on the field and run down their throat. Also short yardage
Ervin is a nice gimmick
EQ gives the top 3 rest and gives you the option to spread out a defense that's thin on defensive backs
Sternberger is kind of garbage to me at this point. He run blocks alright, but pass blocks like a 6th grader. If you're gonna have a tight end on the field that you cant count on for protection when a blitzer comes, you might as well have a WR. He should spend 10 hours a day all off season learning pass protection.
Malik is too green. Shep sucks.
But we have a bunch of solid options right now and personel to attack all situations and styles of defense.
And obviously both running backs can catch and run routes. So its really a pick your poison situation. And Rodgers is making teams pay for whatever they choose.Formerly known as JustinHarrell.
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Yeah. He was back and I thought the same thing about the wind knocked out. I had ribs cracked and knocked out but not like that. I got crunched on the ground by a lot of weight. That a big hit but I don't see guys really injured from.thatOriginally posted by George Cumby View PostI thought I saw Lazard back on the field.
It was a hard hit but solidly into the rib cage, looked like he just got the wind knocked out of him.Formerly known as JustinHarrell.
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Certainly better than having surgery and rehab. If not for Green Bay (in the case Linsley leaves for free agency), then at least for Linsley himself. If he's not doing work for us next year, at least he can get paid and get us the best possible comp pick!
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He probably did. I'm wondering if he's still nervous about the knee and trying to avoid contact. I seem to recall that in his first year he just turned upfield and ran after a catch.Originally posted by Sparkey View PostHe should cut upfield instead of trying to run around people. He left some yards out there last night.
To me, he's got that tall, rangy James Lofton look about him. I think it's mostly about gaining confidence in his knee and in his ability. I'm not saying he'll be James Lofton, just that I think the guy could be a very useful #2 or #3 guy if he gets that confidence. I'm hoping he can build on Sunday night's performance. And I like that he's not afraid to block."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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