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Thompson Expects to Play Monday Night...
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2013 11:17 pm
by HTTRRG3ALMO
http://www.csnwashington.com/football-w ... nday-night
Sorry if this was already posted. I did a quick search before posting. Keyword of course is "quick".
REALLY excited to see what this kid can do!!
Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 10:50 am
by Chris Luva Luva
I can't wait. We'll get to see some real speed.
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 2:29 am
by HTTRRG3ALMO
Chris Luva Luva wrote:I can't wait. We'll get to see some real speed.
Thought you'd like this one.
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 8:11 am
by gay4pacman
hopefully more sproles and less banks with this one
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 2:21 pm
by HTTRRG3ALMO
gay4pacman wrote:hopefully more sproles and less banks with this one
Which brings up the question; I wonder if they'll try him out on a couple kick/punt returns.
I'd like to see Dawson try a couple again as well. His last return against the Titans was decent. Would be nice to know if it was just luck or if he finally calmed down.
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 11:00 pm
by The Hogster
I can't wait to see how they use Thompson and Jordan Reed. I think both not only make the roster(obvious), but contribute this season. I thin Royster's spot is in jeopardy.
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 11:43 pm
by yupchagee
The Hogster wrote:I can't wait to see how they use Thompson and Jordan Reed. I think both not only make the roster(obvious), but contribute this season. I thin Royster's spot is in jeopardy.
Let's not get carried away. He has yet to prove he can get, & stay, on the field.
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 12:41 am
by The Hogster
yupchagee wrote:The Hogster wrote:I can't wait to see how they use Thompson and Jordan Reed. I think both not only make the roster(obvious), but contribute this season. I thin Royster's spot is in jeopardy.
Let's not get carried away. He has yet to prove he can get, & stay, on the field.
It's the 2nd pre season game & he's coming off an ACL injury. LOL
What did you expect, for him to come out and get 30 carries day 1?
Do your research on him. But for that injury, he would have been an even higher pick than he was--and we drafted him in the 5th. If you look at his running style, he's never going to "stay" on the field. He's a change of pace weapon, not an every down back.
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 2:19 am
by HTTRRG3ALMO
The Hogster wrote:yupchagee wrote:The Hogster wrote:I can't wait to see how they use Thompson and Jordan Reed. I think both not only make the roster(obvious), but contribute this season. I thin Royster's spot is in jeopardy.
Let's not get carried away. He has yet to prove he can get, & stay, on the field.
It's the 2nd pre season game & he's coming off an ACL injury. LOL
What did you expect, for him to come out and get 30 carries day 1?
Do your research on him. But for that injury, he would have been an even higher pick than he was--and we drafted him in the 5th. If you look at his running style, he's never going to "stay" on the field. He's a change of pace weapon, not an every down back.
Is Reed playing as well? I heard his foot had been getting better.
Totally agree about Thompson. His sporadic use should keep him around for a long time. Plus you can rotate him with Helu if needed.
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 9:35 am
by emoses14
I've watched a lot of Thompson at FSU being a seminole fan. Not that that gives me great insight, but what I do know is that this kid has already fought back from one heinous injury to run with purpose, speed and speed. I can not wait to see him in action this year. Unless he fumbles everything tonight or gets hurt, I don't see much chance in his not being on the team, cause if he's upright, he's a difference maker.
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 9:58 am
by The Hogster
emoses14 wrote:I've watched a lot of Thompson at FSU being a seminole fan. Not that that gives me great insight, but what I do know is that this kid has already fought back from one heinous injury to run with purpose, speed and speed. I can not wait to see him in action this year. Unless he fumbles everything tonight or gets hurt, I don't see much chance in his not being on the team, cause if he's upright, he's a difference maker.
+1
Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 4:10 pm
by yupchagee
The Hogster wrote:yupchagee wrote:The Hogster wrote:I can't wait to see how they use Thompson and Jordan Reed. I think both not only make the roster(obvious), but contribute this season. I thin Royster's spot is in jeopardy.
Let's not get carried away. He has yet to prove he can get, & stay, on the field.
It's the 2nd pre season game & he's coming off an ACL injury. LOL
What did you expect, for him to come out and get 30 carries day 1?
Do your research on him. But for that injury, he would have been an even higher pick than he was--and we drafted him in the 5th. If you look at his running style, he's never going to "stay" on the field. He's a change of pace weapon, not an every down back.
I'm referring to the fact that we had major injuries in the last 2 years. Durability has to be a concern. Also, some people seem to be ready to coronate him before he has stepped on the field.
Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2013 7:11 am
by The Hogster
yupchagee wrote:The Hogster wrote:yupchagee wrote:The Hogster wrote:I can't wait to see how they use Thompson and Jordan Reed. I think both not only make the roster(obvious), but contribute this season. I thin Royster's spot is in jeopardy.
Let's not get carried away. He has yet to prove he can get, & stay, on the field.
It's the 2nd pre season game & he's coming off an ACL injury. LOL
What did you expect, for him to come out and get 30 carries day 1?
Do your research on him. But for that injury, he would have been an even higher pick than he was--and we drafted him in the 5th. If you look at his running style, he's never going to "stay" on the field. He's a change of pace weapon, not an every down back.
I'm referring to the fact that we had major injuries in the last 2 years. Durability has to be a concern. Also, some people seem to be ready to coronate him before he has stepped on the field.
I wouldn't call it a "coronation" We have 3 backs who are different, but do the same things on the field. The people who have watched Thompson play believe he is a true change of pace back. Being excited to see him play is what it is.
Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 11:39 am
by Chris Luva Luva
The Hogster wrote:yupchagee wrote:The Hogster wrote:yupchagee wrote:The Hogster wrote:I can't wait to see how they use Thompson and Jordan Reed. I think both not only make the roster(obvious), but contribute this season. I thin Royster's spot is in jeopardy.
Let's not get carried away. He has yet to prove he can get, & stay, on the field.
It's the 2nd pre season game & he's coming off an ACL injury. LOL
What did you expect, for him to come out and get 30 carries day 1?
Do your research on him. But for that injury, he would have been an even higher pick than he was--and we drafted him in the 5th. If you look at his running style, he's never going to "stay" on the field. He's a change of pace weapon, not an every down back.
I'm referring to the fact that we had major injuries in the last 2 years. Durability has to be a concern. Also, some people seem to be ready to coronate him before he has stepped on the field.
I wouldn't call it a "coronation" We have 3 backs who are different, but do the same things on the field. The people who have watched Thompson play believe he is a true change of pace back. Being excited to see him play is what it is.
I agree.