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Originally posted by FaTaL:
How many colleges run a pro system? Not many
When you draft players your projecting, Mahomes is doing great in the wco. Shanahans lack of vision is costing him big time.
Originally posted by FaTaL:How many colleges run a pro system? Not many
When you draft players your projecting, Mahomes is doing great in the wco. Shanahans lack of vision is costing him big time.
Originally posted by TonyStarks:the only time a qb should run is when the man coverage is too good IMHO.
Originally posted by FaTaL:
Originally posted by Rascal:
Is an appropriate time to open a thread on mobile QBs. But, nothing else matters unless Kyle is prepared to consider or re-consider in fact on his stance on mobile QBs. The dude only wants pocket passers who has come up from pro systems. He doesn't want anyone coming from a college which runs a spread system. The idea is pocket passers are supposed to be able to read defenses better whereas their spread mobile QB counterparts are just athletes. He wouldn't even consider Mahomes, let alone super mobile running QBs like Jackson.
How many colleges run a pro system? Not many
When you draft players your projecting, Mahomes is doing great in the wco. Shanahans lack of vision is costing him big time.
Originally posted by TonyStarks:the way Arik was tackling the RB without the ball during an option.....
why can't an edge do that right away to the qb?
Terrell Suggs did it nonstop in that super bowl.
Kap was getting hit even after the ball was long gone.
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
the way Arik was tackling the RB without the ball during an option.....
why can't an edge do that right away to the qb?
Terrell Suggs did it nonstop in that super bowl.
Kap was getting hit even after the ball was long gone.
They almost gave up 500 yards of offense. If your goal is to injure the QB then okay, but it's not a great plan to stop that offense. Taking a defender out of run plays to continuously hit a player that keeps the ball maybe 20% of the time on the option plays into the offenses hands.
The best defense was the scrape exchange, but it worked because Kap wasn't agile enough to shake LBs. Lamar can shake the scrape LB and take off for another 10 yards.
Originally posted by Kolohe:10-2?
#6 offense and #2 in scoring.
WTF
Originally posted by FaTaL:Originally posted by Kolohe:10-2?
#6 offense and #2 in scoring.
WTF
Mahomes is on his way to the hof
Originally posted by TonyStarks:Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by TonyStarks:the way Arik was tackling the RB without the ball during an option.....
why can't an edge do that right away to the qb?
Terrell Suggs did it nonstop in that super bowl.
Kap was getting hit even after the ball was long gone.
They almost gave up 500 yards of offense. If your goal is to injure the QB then okay, but it's not a great plan to stop that offense. Taking a defender out of run plays to continuously hit a player that keeps the ball maybe 20% of the time on the option plays into the offenses hands.
The best defense was the scrape exchange, but it worked because Kap wasn't agile enough to shake LBs. Lamar can shake the scrape LB and take off for another 10 yards.
@31:35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFBax7ItE30
that is how you stop the option qb bs.
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
the way Arik was tackling the RB without the ball during an option.....
why can't an edge do that right away to the qb?
Terrell Suggs did it nonstop in that super bowl.
Kap was getting hit even after the ball was long gone.
They almost gave up 500 yards of offense. If your goal is to injure the QB then okay, but it's not a great plan to stop that offense. Taking a defender out of run plays to continuously hit a player that keeps the ball maybe 20% of the time on the option plays into the offenses hands.
The best defense was the scrape exchange, but it worked because Kap wasn't agile enough to shake LBs. Lamar can shake the scrape LB and take off for another 10 yards.
@31:35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFBax7ItE30
that is how you stop the option qb bs.
No, that's how you give up 7 yards to Lamichael James on a run play. The proof is in the numbers. Their defense had a bad game. The narrative that the Ravens figured out an offense in 2012 that is still working today is a popular one on this forum, but just because these guys that are resentful towards Kap/Harbaugh say it over and over, it doesn't make it true.
You've seen the narrative so much that you believe it, but it's a myth. Our FO/coaching staff took a RO heavy offense away from Kap (playoff games being the exception), not NFL defenses.
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
the way Arik was tackling the RB without the ball during an option.....
why can't an edge do that right away to the qb?
Terrell Suggs did it nonstop in that super bowl.
Kap was getting hit even after the ball was long gone.
They almost gave up 500 yards of offense. If your goal is to injure the QB then okay, but it's not a great plan to stop that offense. Taking a defender out of run plays to continuously hit a player that keeps the ball maybe 20% of the time on the option plays into the offenses hands.
The best defense was the scrape exchange, but it worked because Kap wasn't agile enough to shake LBs. Lamar can shake the scrape LB and take off for another 10 yards.
@31:35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFBax7ItE30
that is how you stop the option qb bs.
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
the way Arik was tackling the RB without the ball during an option.....
why can't an edge do that right away to the qb?
Terrell Suggs did it nonstop in that super bowl.
Kap was getting hit even after the ball was long gone.
They almost gave up 500 yards of offense. If your goal is to injure the QB then okay, but it's not a great plan to stop that offense. Taking a defender out of run plays to continuously hit a player that keeps the ball maybe 20% of the time on the option plays into the offenses hands.
The best defense was the scrape exchange, but it worked because Kap wasn't agile enough to shake LBs. Lamar can shake the scrape LB and take off for another 10 yards.
@31:35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFBax7ItE30
that is how you stop the option qb bs.
It's not b.s. It's The New Guard.
"Ohhh,....but dont draft guys like that!! He wont have a really long career!"
Well yeah maybe Russell Wilson types wont have 15 year careers. But much like RBs,....why do we need them to be effective for 15 yrs? Give me 8 good years and shots at titles.
If you dont want QBs that run that's fine....I'll ship you some VCR tapes sitting in my attack collecting a bunch of dust no prob,....for a reasonable fee of course.
Originally posted by swoosh6996:
If Jackson was to somehow be forced to throw 90-percent of the game in the pocket, he's not going to pick you apart with his arm. But Wilson can, no problem. That is the big difference between the two.