Luke on NFL's Sound FX (Ram's Game)

[Cary Kollins]

Unreal how good Luke is and how much better he can become.

He's the very rare mix of a genetic freak, ultra competitor with the ability to lead.

Man players like this are what dynasties are built with.

[Khaki Lackey]

Haha it has almost 9,000 views now I think.

I just watched it. lol! that is fantastic.

[Dunn]

Ron Ron made me say 'sorry coach' to my computer screen.  He Scary.

[SIGCHI222]

At 2:04, Kuechly shows Blackburn who the Alpha male is on this team.  Rough talks his ass to "over there".

 

I love this team.

[Dex]

Ron Ron made me say 'sorry coach' to my computer screen.  He Scary.

 

[TheRumGone]

i should have realized before how much control Keek has over this defense.  damn only a 2nd year player

[KendrickPanther]

I was hoping for some Cam micd up too. Maybe later.

[SgtJoo]

That star reaction video.

 

lolololol

[0115]

SHiet RR is my kind of coach/man you control your emotions when needed. ;)

[Kettle]

I've got it on DVr, and can't wait to watch it.

[Dex]

I was hoping for some Cam micd up too. Maybe later.

they had him too but it was old poo you cab watch on YouTube.

[SpeedOFLight]

Anyone have any good quotes that stand out? I am stuck at work and they blocked youtube from our PCs for some odd reason.

[xav8tor]

Great vid.  I'd like to have the option to listen in more like you can with NASCAR.  Ron sounded pretty good too.  Maybe RR has always been like this with his defense, or perhaps this is a part of the emerging new style Rivera.  Either way, his fire on the sidelines was great to see and hear. As for Luke, the kid never ceases to amaze me.  This young man is a born leader, another quality to add to his athleticism, football IQ/nose for the ball, ability to read offensive schemes and make adjustments, seemingly reading the QB's mind, greatly improved pass coverage, and of course, his tackling technique.  Notice how he criticized his own play after RR's hit/grab/wrap tirade.  He clearly is constantly striving to get better ("already missed like two").  Furthermore, he goes all out to lead both rookies and vets down the right path, literally, and figuratively, offering concise guidance, sometimes with a hint of admonishment for mistakes or poor technique, then he heaps on the praise when deserved.  He can transform himself (communicatively) into a variety of personality types to match the intended recipient.  I especially liked the fact that he's aware Mitchell needs to keep it toned down sometimes to avoid unnecessary flags.  He listened to Luke and had a stellar game, as did the team as a whole.  Luke's trash talking was a pleasant surprise. Maybe he is getting lessons from 89.

 

Luke's stat line for the game wasn't as impressive as usual, but, 1)his role has changed dramatically, and 2)he basically had the offensive equivalent of a spy on him the whole game.  He's become a field general...a very good one, and I am lovin' it.  Between Luke's rapid development and Cam's recent maturation and vastly improved decision-making, our last two number one picks are looking pretty damn good.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

I still find it funny that people didn't think Rivera had a rough side.

Just because he doesn't publicly humiliate and yell at players all the time doesn't mean he doesn't have a fiery side.

After seeing him light up Captain last year, anyone with common sense could have seen that Ron does show some emotion.

I think being a former player has helped Rivera control his emotions on the field while letting them go in th locker room.