Post Game Thread - Skins vs Rams
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Post Game Thread - Skins vs Rams
For the second straight game conservative calling in the redzone and wrong packages (not the right personel in). Our line isn't strong enough to run it in from the 10 yard line.
RB's feel like they have just discovered America when they get past 10 yards and scared to run.
2nd WR missing in action again.
Props to Gano...he did what he could being a punter...but gooooooddness whats up with all of these blocks!!?
Haslett defense is what is is 32 in the league. Guys playing out of position, bad scheming. You blitz a veteran qb all day long (Texans) then you face a rookie and hold back (Rams). Real backwards!
RB's feel like they have just discovered America when they get past 10 yards and scared to run.
2nd WR missing in action again.
Props to Gano...he did what he could being a punter...but gooooooddness whats up with all of these blocks!!?
Haslett defense is what is is 32 in the league. Guys playing out of position, bad scheming. You blitz a veteran qb all day long (Texans) then you face a rookie and hold back (Rams). Real backwards!
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mastdark81 wrote:For the second straight game conservative calling in the redzone and wrong packages (not the right personel in). Our line isn't strong enough to run it in from the 10 yard line.
RB's feel like they have just discovered America when they get past 10 yards and scared to run.
2nd WR missing in action again.
Props to Gano...he did what he could being a punter...but gooooooddness whats up with all of these blocks!!?
Haslett defense is what is is 32 in the league. Guys playing out of position, bad scheming. You blitz a veteran qb all day long (Texans) then you face a rookie and hold back (Rams). Real backwards!
Haslett has to go. I wasn't a fan going into the year (I'm not the only one either), and he's just proved what we already knew.
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Re: Post Game Thread - Skins vs Rams
dlc wrote:mastdark81 wrote:For the second straight game conservative calling in the redzone and wrong packages (not the right personel in). Our line isn't strong enough to run it in from the 10 yard line.
RB's feel like they have just discovered America when they get past 10 yards and scared to run.
2nd WR missing in action again.
Props to Gano...he did what he could being a punter...but gooooooddness whats up with all of these blocks!!?
Haslett defense is what is is 32 in the league. Guys playing out of position, bad scheming. You blitz a veteran qb all day long (Texans) then you face a rookie and hold back (Rams). Real backwards!
Haslett has to go. I wasn't a fan going into the year (I'm not the only one either), and he's just proved what we already knew.
We need to give BOTH our CBs help. Since we can't do both all the time, we have to mix it up. This does mean we can't blitz very often. It's not sexy and cool, but a bend don't break defense considering our personnel is much better than and just break defense that we've been playing. As we shown in the past, if you play disciplined, you can use this personnel appropriately to make a top 10 defense.
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tribeofjudah wrote:Ok you ballers out there...what's the best way to "defend" against the quick outs to the WR? The rook shredded us with that.
Cover them tight instead of laying off 10 yards because they scared they going to get beat. Bump in run to knock guys off their route and timing. Of course, you don't scheme the same way but it is a chess game that you have to play to win. Can't do the same thing expecting different results. Qb's pass short outs and come backs on us with ease....
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Yeah, the 3-4 may be a good system, but as many pointed out prior to this game; we don't have the personnel for it yet.
60 points in two games? Yeah it's great we had five sacks last week, and we certainly are seeing more turnover come our way, but what's the point if you let teams hang 30 points on you every game?
Especially a team as bad as St. Louis. Congrats to them for not playing as bad as we did. We just made them look like playoff contenders.
60 points in two games? Yeah it's great we had five sacks last week, and we certainly are seeing more turnover come our way, but what's the point if you let teams hang 30 points on you every game?
Especially a team as bad as St. Louis. Congrats to them for not playing as bad as we did. We just made them look like playoff contenders.
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mastdark81 wrote:tribeofjudah wrote:Ok you ballers out there...what's the best way to "defend" against the quick outs to the WR? The rook shredded us with that.
Cover them tight instead of laying off 10 yards because they scared they going to get beat. Bump in run to knock guys off their route and timing. Of course, you don't scheme the same way but it is a chess game that you have to play to win. Can't do the same thing expecting different results. Qb's pass short outs and come backs on us with ease....
And good DBs will start noticing this and start jumping routes. Notice, I said "good" DBs.
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dlc wrote:mastdark81 wrote:tribeofjudah wrote:Ok you ballers out there...what's the best way to "defend" against the quick outs to the WR? The rook shredded us with that.
Cover them tight instead of laying off 10 yards because they scared they going to get beat. Bump in run to knock guys off their route and timing. Of course, you don't scheme the same way but it is a chess game that you have to play to win. Can't do the same thing expecting different results. Qb's pass short outs and come backs on us with ease....
And good DBs will start noticing this and start jumping routes. Notice, I said "good" DBs.
And by jumping routes you mean ramming directly into the back of the WR before the ball gets there so you get called for pass interference b/c thats what Carlos Rogers thinks.
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dlc wrote:tribeofjudah wrote:^^^^^^^
Hehehehe.....shall I start calling him Carloser again...?
Why did you stop?
Cuz I wanted him to prove me wrong this year. One INT...not enough Carloser. Getting burned and out or position....that's the Carloser we've come to know.
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tribeofjudah wrote:dlc wrote:tribeofjudah wrote:^^^^^^^
Hehehehe.....shall I start calling him Carloser again...?
Why did you stop?
Cuz I wanted him to prove me wrong this year. One INT...not enough Carloser. Getting burned and out or position....that's the Carloser we've come to know.
Yeah, you can keep calling him that. Remember the ball had to hit his hands 3 times to catch his only pick this year.
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Bob 0119 wrote:60 points in two games? Yeah it's great we had five sacks last week, and we certainly are seeing more turnover come our way, but what's the point if you let teams hang 30 points on you every game?
I was curious; the point of the switch was to generate more sacks and turnovers, right?
I understand that this is a work in progress. That's the caveat. However, I'm not seeing it so far.
Last year, after 3 games we had forced 3 turnovers. This year, we've forced 4.
We're on pace for 21 TOs (last year we had 17). With 7 sacks, we're on pace for 37.3 sacks this year. Last year, we had 40.
We're on pace to get slightly more TOs, and less sacks. So far, the returns on this 3-4 defense, solely from sacks and TOs, are not positive.
Of course, then you add in the fact that we've given up a LOT more yards and, most damaging, a heck of a lot more points, this switch looks like a disaster.
Last year we gave up 30 or more 3 times in 16 games. We've already managed that twice in 3 games. It's going to be a long season, folks.
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