the one thing that irks me about this loss...
#1
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:21 PM
#2
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:35 PM
I just want to know can someone tell me what's RR philosophy is bc I havent quite figure it yet.
Its not like Foxy where when you go into a damn game, you know exactly how hes going to approach the game: Run the ball, throw when you can bc you have a damn good wr in 89, and play hard nose defense. Win in all three phases.
RR seems clueless. Watching 17 games now with RR as HC, I cant tell if this is Rivera's team or Chud's. It looks more like its Chud's team to me.
People can bit*h at me this and that about Foxy, but heck the man took the worst team right after us in 2011 into the Playoffs last year with a mediocre QB (The Golden Calf of Bristol). We have much more damn talents on this team than Denver, and Foxy is winning his usual ways while we keeps racking up more L to the loss column.
#3
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:40 PM
#4
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:41 PM
He attempted to justify Chud not running by claiming Tampa brought 8 in the box.....forcing us to pass.
we brought 8 in the box....and defended Tampa's run all game.
Would of preferred him to just say, we didn't run enough and will correct it.
#5
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:47 PM
"If I'm the Bucs DC, I'm looking at Silatolu and Kalil as the pass blocking weak spot on our O-line. Kalil is not a good pass blocker, and he needs to rely on the OGs next to him for help in pass blocking. Silatolu is still learing the position and makes rookie mistakes. Attack the center of the O-line with blitzes on passing downs, and that should result in a breakdown of our passing offense to a certain degree. But as far as our running game is concerned, it comes down to tackling, and I like our odds against their run defense."
What I didn't realise was that Cam would panic from the pressure. He actually looked afriad to me, and his fear caused a breakdown in his throwing mechanics, which encouraged TB to go ahead and keep the pressure up. I thought Cam was going to stand his ground, step into his throws, and take some monster hits for it, but deleiver the ball. It just didn't happen.
#6
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:53 PM
#7
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:55 PM
Before the game I posted this:
"If I'm the Bucs DC, I'm looking at Silatolu and Kalil as the pass blocking weak spot on our O-line. Kalil is not a good pass blocker, and he needs to rely on the OGs next to him for help in pass blocking. Silatolu is still learing the position and makes rookie mistakes. Attack the center of the O-line with blitzes on passing downs, and that should result in a breakdown of our passing offense to a certain degree. But as far as our running game is concerned, it comes down to tackling, and I like our odds against their run defense."
What I didn't realise was that Cam would panic from the pressure. He actually looked afriad to me, and his fear caused a breakdown in his throwing mechanics, which encouraged TB to go ahead and keep the pressure up. I thought Cam was going to stand his ground, step into his throws, and take some monster hits for it, but deleiver the ball. It just didn't happen.
Cam didn't panic. He dealt with the pressure the best he could. Completed almost 70% of his passes and they weren't dinks and dunks. 2nd half he gambled.....consistently does it when he feels the weight of the team on his arm. Last season the D put the pressure on Cam's arm.....Sunday, Chud and the lack of legitimately running put it there
#8
Posted 10 September 2012 - 08:57 PM
People can bit*h at me this and that about Foxy, but heck the man took the worst team right after us in 2011 into the Playoffs last year with a mediocre QB (The Golden Calf of Bristol). We have much more damn talents on this team than Denver, and Foxy is winning his usual ways while we keeps racking up more L to the loss column.
You are a clear homer if you think that we have more talent than Denver.
Denver has a better QB, Oline, Dline, Secondary and STs
We have better WRs and RBs
#9
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:01 PM
Denver went 8-8 in the weakest division in the NFL.People can bit*h at me this and that about Foxy, but heck the man took the worst team right after us in 2011 into the Playoffs last year with a mediocre QB (The Golden Calf of Bristol). We have much more damn talents on this team than Denver, and Foxy is winning his usual ways while we keeps racking up more L to the loss column.
#10
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:03 PM
You are a clear homer if you think that we have more talent than Denver.
Denver has a better QB, Oline, Dline, Secondary and STs
We have better WRs and RBs
I'm no homer. I get more hate than anyone on this forum bc Im clearly less of a homer than everyone else.
Tell me who Denver have after Manning, Dumervil, Clady and Von Miller. No one.
We have far more talents than Denver. Ask anyone.
#11
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:06 PM
The one thing I found amusing about Ron's take (and I am a Ron supporter)
He attempted to justify Chud not running by claiming Tampa brought 8 in the box.....forcing us to pass.
we brought 8 in the box....and defended Tampa's run all game.
Would of preferred him to just say, we didn't run enough and will correct it.
Damn CRA you've been dead on it lately. This bothered the poo out of me when I saw his presser.
Now if I could get you to admit you were wrong about Beason you'll be alright.
#12
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:09 PM
Damn CRA you've been dead on it lately. This bothered the poo out of me when I saw his presser.
Now if I could get you to admit you were wrong about Beason you'll be alright.
What about Beason? I didn't think he would be ready for the start of this season and be 100%..... He was ready. I was wrong.
#13
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:11 PM
I'm no homer. I get more hate than anyone on this forum bc Im clearly less of a homer than everyone else.
Tell me who Denver have after Manning, Dumervil, Clady and Von Miller. No one.
We have far more talents than Denver. Ask anyone.
Not that you deserve a response because no one outside of Panthers fans know anyone on our team except Smith and Newton but:
Clady, Thomas, MgGahee, Bailey, Porter(pick 6 yesterday and in the SB for the Saints*) just off the top of my head.
#14
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:12 PM
#15
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:12 PM
What about Beason? I didn't think he would be ready for the start of this season and be 100%..... He was ready. I was wrong.
I may be wrong, but was that not you that argued all offseason that Kuechly should play the middle over Beason, and used combine stats to argue that Kuechly is a better LB than Beason?
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