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The part about the dinking and dunking is right on the money.... Trent better realize he needs to make plays and not always rely on others to make plays out of 3 yard passes.
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The part about the dinking and dunking is right on the money.... Trent better realize he needs to make plays and not always rely on others to make plays out of 3 yard passes. -
Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
I agree 100% that the no-huddle is slow. It's useless if you give the Defense time to rest. -
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Not going to make a career off dinking and dunking?
Maybe someone shoulda told Fran Tarkenton that when he started.
Or Tom Brady that til 2 years ago.
How about Joe Montana?
Just because the guy doesn't play the same way Kelly did doesn't mean he's less of a player and not able to succeed.Comment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
Spot on.Originally posted by MahdiLast edited by billsfanone; 08-20-2009, 03:03 PM.Comment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
Here's a question, or maybe an observation, whatever. Why don't the offensive plays have the outlets running longer routes? Instead of running 2 yard routes, why not run 7 or 8 yard routes?Comment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
I listened to alot of that live, they believe Trent needs to take more chances and they believe the Oline is a work in progress but there biggest concern and mine as well is the Dline and they are too small to hold up against the run
cant the FO see what everyone else does about Schobel, Denney Kelsay spencer johnson and Mccargo
it will be the same as last yr run on us when they want and all day to throw on 3rd down elch cant do the same things over and over again and expect different results no playoffs every yr means our players arent good enough UGH!XTRA CRISPY XTRA SAUCEYComment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
I was watching the Bills History DVD and noticed something clearly with Kelly. On long pass plays, the ball was put up long before the receiver was even open. He knew where the receivers were going to be and the receivers knew were to go.Comment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
they do have them running deeper routesOriginally posted by Forward_Lateral
trent misses them usually panics under the pressure of usually a good pass rush and dumps it off thank Turks plays for allowing adrian wilson to crush his pocket presenceXTRA CRISPY XTRA SAUCEYComment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
This post makes no sense. If that was the case, he'd be hitting them in the back.Originally posted by bigbub2352Comment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
That's what Thurman was saying - they did dink and dunk, but it turned into yardage, with the way these guys are doing it, there's no room or position for them to get YAC.Originally posted by FunTimesYaY!
That's one thing we haven't had since Moulds is a good YAC guy, in my opinion.Comment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
Jim Kelly said it.Originally posted by pinkdogg32Comment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
how doesnt it make sense?Originally posted by Forward_Lateral
ever since he got labeled he has been skitish in the pocket, it was turks scheme that allowed a guy to come in unblocked after that hapeened turk said the play is designed to let that guy in and trent has to get the ball off
sorry if that wasnt clear enough for uXTRA CRISPY XTRA SAUCEYComment
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Re: Jimbo and Thurmal critique 09 Bills: Interesting comments.
I'm actually okay with the whole dump off thing. Until Moss and Welker came along, Brady made a career out of it. However, the dump off strategy only works if you can run the ball effectively and play solid defense. The defense wasn't horrible last year, but needs to get better. And the running game needs to be consistent. This is where I agree with Kelly. Not every team (meaning this year's Bills) is going to play offense like the Bills in the 90s. That's fine, but if you are banking on high percentage plays that yield few mistakes but few big plays in your passing game, the other parts of the team need to play the same way.
However, I think the Bills are trying to be a little more aggressive with the passing game, hence the no-huddle and the acquisition of T.O. But, like I said, the other facets of the game need to be solid. Think of the Patriots pre-2007. They had a decent running game (good when Dillon was there) and a solid defense.
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