clumping platelets
08-10-2003, 08:04 AM
Those who helped themselves
1) WR Clarence Coleman: his versatility will help him. He seems to knows how to RAC and seems fearless on PR
2) WR Antonio Brown: his speed is amazing but do we keep him over a Sam Aiken?
3) RB Joe Burns: I liked his running. Seems to find the holes but he did make one mistake early on a 3rd and short when he cut inside instead of bouncing it outside.
4) OT Mike Houghton: he was left one on one at LT and played well. Pressure on the QB didn't come from the blind side
5) DT Ron Edwards: he played well and showed he's improved his pass rush ability
6) DE Grant Irons: Ravens started doubling him because he was man-handling the LT. Showed good effort throughout game
7) LB DaShon Polk: good instincts to read that pass he intercepted. Showed well overall on coverages
8) K Rian Lindell: so far so good......lets hope he can continue getting the kicks to the 1 or 2 yd line
9) DE Marcus Jones: not spectacular, but I liked what I saw
There were others, but these are the ones who stand out and those I was particularily interested in recognizing
Those who hurt themselves
1) QB Travis Brown: I wasn't overly impressed. Granted he was working with a constant switching of players, but he should be able to hit a wide-open RB in the flat
2) RB Olandis Gary: did well on the TD run, but I wasn't happy with his performance
3) FB Philip Crosby: twice he whiffed on blocks on short yardage
4) OT Marcus Price: played well last year, but I wasn't impressed by his pass blocking and mental errors
5) OT Mike Williams: ditto
I'll revisit after I see the tape ;)
1) WR Clarence Coleman: his versatility will help him. He seems to knows how to RAC and seems fearless on PR
2) WR Antonio Brown: his speed is amazing but do we keep him over a Sam Aiken?
3) RB Joe Burns: I liked his running. Seems to find the holes but he did make one mistake early on a 3rd and short when he cut inside instead of bouncing it outside.
4) OT Mike Houghton: he was left one on one at LT and played well. Pressure on the QB didn't come from the blind side
5) DT Ron Edwards: he played well and showed he's improved his pass rush ability
6) DE Grant Irons: Ravens started doubling him because he was man-handling the LT. Showed good effort throughout game
7) LB DaShon Polk: good instincts to read that pass he intercepted. Showed well overall on coverages
8) K Rian Lindell: so far so good......lets hope he can continue getting the kicks to the 1 or 2 yd line
9) DE Marcus Jones: not spectacular, but I liked what I saw
There were others, but these are the ones who stand out and those I was particularily interested in recognizing
Those who hurt themselves
1) QB Travis Brown: I wasn't overly impressed. Granted he was working with a constant switching of players, but he should be able to hit a wide-open RB in the flat
2) RB Olandis Gary: did well on the TD run, but I wasn't happy with his performance
3) FB Philip Crosby: twice he whiffed on blocks on short yardage
4) OT Marcus Price: played well last year, but I wasn't impressed by his pass blocking and mental errors
5) OT Mike Williams: ditto
I'll revisit after I see the tape ;)