Pierre Strong-RB-South Dakota State

Originally posted by SinceXVI:
Riiight. He showed decisiveness, nibbleness, and good vision in finding the gap and exploding for a scoring run.

Lol tell me you don't know s**t about Alex Gibbs and the standards they held runners to in the wide zone without telling me. The film above is titled "perfect outside zone" and there's a glaring flaw that would've driven Gibbs insane in the first 10 seconds. Also, taking a wasted jab step isn't decisiveness.

Gibbs used to rip into Terrell Davis for taking an extra step or hesitating a milisecond even after he was NFL MVP in 1998.

i hate that we have two guys in the NFL running shanahan's scheme and looking at the same players as us. You know Jets and Miami looking at this guy too

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by SinceXVI:
Riiight. He showed decisiveness, nibbleness, and good vision in finding the gap and exploding for a scoring run.

Lol tell me you don't know s**t about Alex Gibbs and the standards they hold runners to in the wide zone without telling me. The film above is titled "perfect outside zone" and there's a glaring flaw that would've driven Gibbs insane in the first 10 seconds. Also, taking a wasted jab step isn't decisiveness.

Gibbs used to rip into Terrell Davis for taking an extra step or hesitating a milisecond even after he was NFL MVP in 1998.

Damn Hero so harsh. Lol

The fact that Gibbs wouldn't have liked this rep =/= Strong isn't a good zone runner.

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Damn Hero so harsh. Lol

The fact that Gibbs wouldn't have liked this rep =/= Strong isn't a good zone runner.

Right, my comment wasn't directed at Pierre Strong. It was directed at the video, which was claiming perfect outside zone. If you're going to claim perfect, it better be perfect. And can't be perfect when there's a massively glaring flaw that the damn godfather of the system would've hated.

My bad. I'm just pissed and in a bad mood from the Deebo news.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by SinceXVI:
Riiight. He showed decisiveness, nibbleness, and good vision in finding the gap and exploding for a scoring run.

Lol tell me you don't know s**t about Alex Gibbs and the standards they held runners to in the wide zone without telling me. The film above is titled "perfect outside zone" and there's a glaring flaw that would've driven Gibbs insane in the first 10 seconds. Also, taking a wasted jab step isn't decisiveness.

Gibbs used to rip into Terrell Davis for taking an extra step or hesitating a milisecond even after he was NFL MVP in 1998.

Ok, Alex Gibbs may rip a runner for taking "extra" steps, but players aren't robots so that's just him being a rigid irrational perfectionist.

The fact he chewed out a Hall of Fame RB while they were winning Super Bowls suggests that he's probably an unappeasable malignant narcissist; the type of hard ass boss who was praised for being "tough" back in the day, but really is nothing more than a bully.

Men like that are bad fathers who either crush their children's spirits or create bullies, and bosses that create hostile work environments.

Unnecessary steps is just bs considering that the linemen, defender, and gap are moving.

Originally posted by SinceXVI:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by SinceXVI:
Riiight. He showed decisiveness, nibbleness, and good vision in finding the gap and exploding for a scoring run.

Lol tell me you don't know s**t about Alex Gibbs and the standards they held runners to in the wide zone without telling me. The film above is titled "perfect outside zone" and there's a glaring flaw that would've driven Gibbs insane in the first 10 seconds. Also, taking a wasted jab step isn't decisiveness.

Gibbs used to rip into Terrell Davis for taking an extra step or hesitating a milisecond even after he was NFL MVP in 1998.

Ok, Alex Gibbs may rip a runner for taking "extra" steps, but players aren't robots so that's just him being a rigid irrational perfectionist.

The fact he chewed out a Hall of Fame RB while they were winning Super Bowls suggests that he's probably an unappeasable malignant narcissist; the type of hard ass boss who was praised for being "tough" back in the day, but really is nothing more than a bully.

Men like that are bad fathers who either crush their children's spirits or create bullies, and bosses that create hostile work environments.

Unnecessary steps is just bs considering that the linemen, defender, and gap are moving.

I mean, it was an unnecessary step tho. The hole was there,the block was there. But instead of hitting it, he did a jab step first

Man I want shannahan and Bobby turner to get their hands on Pierre strong. Could be electric

Kid looked good tonight

Loose.