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08-03-2006
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America's Team
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Just got back from training camp: TO Outburst
I got to watch 5 days of practice: so here goes my observations
Looks like another solid draft: Carpenter looks good,great feet,has a knack for the ball and covers well.
Fasano looks good,very good hands, runs good routes and works hard
Skylar green has quick feet,runs nice routes,now if he could just catch the ball more often. BP was screaming at him at weds. morning practice for not knowing where to line up.
Pat watkins has a nose for the ball, was in a couple of times in the carolina set def. with the first team on tues for Davis. He's so tall and skinny so he looks a little akward going through the drills.
Hatcher seems to be quick enough off the corner,just looks like he needs to get stronger, he looked better with each practice.
For the rest I will get to those.
For the offense, the QB look out of sync with the WR's. I dont think any of the QB's have looked very good so far
JJ looks to be cutting good, with good quickness, and it dont hurt he is built like a brick house
MB looks the same,although he struggled in Pass protection on tues
The WR's look good as a group, they all seem to be running good routes, showing good speed, Crayton caught my eye as being stronger and quicker and was catching everything in sight until tues and weds when he dropped 3 balls. I joked with him that I never seen him drop that many all year.
The TE position is set,again good routes,good hands, Witten looks good, and Fasano has made some eye dropping catches so far.
Now the Oline....... Wow I hope things get better because right now it dont look good. The run blocking looks ok, but the pass protection is bad.
Gurode has actually looked the best to me. Johnson has been getting manhandled by Ratliff/Stanley/ferg. In one particular pass protection drill he was beat and called for holding 3 times. Gurode has been working now exclusively with the first team.
Flo looks slow out of his stance and appears to be hobbeling a bit, Demarcus beat him a couple of times in practice.
Rivera looks like the best is behind him
Kosier looks ok, nothing special
Rob P looks stronger but still has trouble with the speed rush
Now for the TO outburst at yesterdays Practice
First at tues practice you could see BP jawing at TO as he was walking to the sidelines,TO turned and ran back on the field.
Now for the weds morning practice: TO runs a fly pattern and has Henry by a
step and Bledsoe underthrows him and Henry knocks it down. So T.O. comes to the sidelines and throws his hands up,not the firt time I seen him do this.
So T.O. goes back out 2 plays later and runs a great pattern and looses Henry and Bledsoe dumps it off. So OWENS COMES TO THE SIDELINES AND RIPS HIS HELMET OFF AND THROWS IT 20 YDS, after a alone tantrum, Bledsoe pats him on the rear and T.O. starts talking to JJ.
So far Bledsoe has undertrown him on a couple of occassions and he has not looked happy in his body motions. Stay TUNED: The defense will come later along with pics.
Many thanks to Cali for advise and overall it was a good time
Draft Warmack at 18
RS12:
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It was a bad hire period. How does somebody change a bad culture who is already part of it?
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08-03-2006
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Banned
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Not to defend TO, but Michael Irvin was the same way when he got overthrown or wasnt given the ball when open
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08-03-2006
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Insulin Beware
Joined: | Dec 2004 |
Location: | Toronto, Ontario |
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Armageddon is nigh.
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08-03-2006
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Originally Posted by Crown Royal
Armageddon is nigh.
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Someone get Bruce Willis on the phone ASAP
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08-03-2006
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Forum Architect
Years Donated 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
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This is going to happen.
What's worth watching is how Bledsoe reacts. TO's going to have his childish moments. They're always coming. But I think how he's handled thereafter will ultimately determine whether those little blowups amount to anything other than a blib on the screen.
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08-03-2006
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its redskin season
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rarow :jerk:
Home of the Bucks/Brewers/COWBOYS
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08-03-2006
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Senior Member
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TO is a competitive guy. Would you prefer a guy who wasn't unhappy when plays went wrong?
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08-03-2006
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Banned
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panic panic pannic
=)
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08-03-2006
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Originally Posted by Dale
This is going to happen.
What's worth watching is how Bledsoe reacts. TO's going to have his childish moments. They're always coming. But I think how he's handled thereafter will ultimately determine whether those little blowups amount to anything other than a blib on the screen.
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In some ways TO is right -- if you beat a top quality CB, your QB needs to make that play -- you don't get many of those in a game.
If TO hadn't had problems in the past folks would call this "competitive fire" -- now everything gets interpreted through a different lense.
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08-03-2006
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Insulin Beware
Joined: | Dec 2004 |
Location: | Toronto, Ontario |
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Originally Posted by Dale
This is going to happen.
What's worth watching is how Bledsoe reacts. TO's going to have his childish moments. They're always coming. But I think how he's handled thereafter will ultimately determine whether those little blowups amount to anything other than a blib on the screen.
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We should have taken Vick and converted him to a WR. I read a story one time that Vick saw a baby bird fall from a tree, and using his 'high' flying ability(snicker) flew up and caught the bird.
He then stopped the civil war in Zaire, creating the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Singlehandedly.
He's 2318098445 times the person TO is.
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08-03-2006
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Originally Posted by abersonc
In some ways TO is right -- if you beat a top quality CB, your QB needs to make that play -- you don't get many of those in a game.
If TO hadn't had problems in the past folks would call this "competitive fire" -- now everything gets interpreted through a different lense.
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Bingo
The only thing that kept Michael Irvin from having the same image as TO was Troy Aikman reigning him in at times
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08-03-2006
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America's Team
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Originally Posted by abersonc
TO is a competitive guy. Would you prefer a guy who wasn't unhappy when plays went wrong?
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and that's what you pulled out of that write up,I understand competiveness, and I understand he's not the poster child for a team player, hoever he is under a heavy microscope here. So see it how you want it!
Draft Warmack at 18
RS12:
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It was a bad hire period. How does somebody change a bad culture who is already part of it?
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08-03-2006
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Forum Architect
Years Donated 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
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Originally Posted by Crown Royal
We should have taken Vick and converted him to a WR. I read a story one time that Vick saw a baby bird fall from a tree, and using his 'high' flying ability(snicker) flew up and caught the bird.
He then stopped the civil war in Zaire, creating the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Singlehandedly.
He's 2318098445 times the person TO is.
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I agree.
People got all mad because he stepped on that dude's leg. In reality, he saw a red ant and was merely trying to kill it.
And about giving alcohol to minors in an attempt to sleep with them? Good gosh, he's a compassionate man worried about her being hydrated and pleasured.
And being caught with drugs? He bought those drugs to keep them out of the hands of some unsuspecting child.
Everyone's a hater these days.
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08-03-2006
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Banned
Joined: | Mar 2006 |
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TO is being a bag?
::feins suprise::
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08-03-2006
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Senior Member
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someone mentioned irvin and that's exactly how i feel. owens like irvin can make those plays deep. on the other hand keyshawn had the same outbursts, too bad he aint got the legs to get deep anymore. talk the talk if you can walk the walk.
"I could've done a $2 billion takeover (in another industry) with the capital I put in the Dallas Cowboys," he says. "I really could see (myself as) the idiot who had something real good, who blew it all to coach the Cowboys. I just knew that was going to be my legacy." Jerry Jones 9/14/2012
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/nfl/c...ore/57780004/1
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