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Originally posted by smithgdwg:Buffalo is the team I'm rooting for in the AFC. Go Gore!
It would be soo sweet if they beat the Patriots this week.
Originally posted by OnTheClock:Originally posted by smithgdwg:Buffalo is the team I'm rooting for in the AFC. Go Gore!
It would be soo sweet if they beat the Patriots this week.
Same. Buffalo, Cleveland, and then the Texans. All three of those fanbases have suffered a lot of losing, would be cool to see them win.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:Originally posted by Niners99:I mentioned that he didn't fit Kelly's offense, but I never said thats why he was allowed to leave.
The point is, we believed Hyde was the future bellcow back, and Gore wouldn't accept a backup role. Its the right football move to let Gore go seek a starting job. You're letting personal feelings towards a fan favorite get in the way of what made sense at the time.
You're putting it on Frank? I don't remember it that way. I think he was waiting for an offer in the ballpark, and it never came.
And there's nothing sentimental about my analysis. Frank Gore wins football games. That's why he should be on our roster. And it's the only reason. Best open field runner best blocker and he shows up at game time. It was true five years ago and it's true today.
The offered a lowball one year deal. It was a complete slap in the face.
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:2 years 6M is a "big deal"? for a team soon to have $80M cap space? Your thinking is cookie cutter and doesn't apply to Frank. Any football executive with an ounce of common sense would figure out a way to put him on a roster. But there aren't too many of those.
"I've never learned so much from a human being that didn't say a word," Lattimore said of Gore. "He was one of the most prepared players that I've ever been around. I mean, we would be in walkthroughs, and everyone else is somewhat joking around and hanging out. He would be working on his footwork on inside zone, a play that he's ran over 5,000 times. He's working on his footwork. He's working on the little things."
Dawkins had one of his better run blocking games. Widens the hole then climbs and registers the pancake. Notice the patience by Gore, a stutter step to let the blocking develop. pic.twitter.com/PA3X7MduR9
— Cover 1 (@Cover_1_) September 24, 2019
I hope the #Bills run more of these traps.
— Cover 1 (@Cover_1_) September 24, 2019
Ford and Nsekhe influence Atkins to make him think they are going to block him but then climb. Spain then pops the DT and Gore squirts through the hole. Gore is so good at working around blocks especially on these traps. pic.twitter.com/edJ1GyL07l
Bodies everywhere on this weak side counter. Ford pulls and finishes. Dawkins is the driver at the point of attack, puts the DT down then climbs and adds to his body count.
— Cover 1 (@Cover_1_) September 24, 2019
Gore sets up his blocks beautifully. He stutter steps then bursts through the hole. pic.twitter.com/PF7LOKx8ai
Originally posted by znk916:I'll say it again, never seen a better inside runner. Everyone knows about his vision, but his footwork is on point every time.
Watching Gore run the ball is like watching a poem being written, word by word.
Originally posted by jcs:
Might hit 15,000 yards rushing this week!