Can someone post the link to the RW hit on Shauny Alexander?
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1. he is a complete safety 2. name 1 safety that hasn't been burned numerous times 3.game changing plays huh how bout lastyear in philly? is that game changing enough? 4. don't get mad cause your giants don't have a decent safety let alone a probowler like roy. 5. **** off:suxjints:X-Dawg said:
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proline said:
Typical Troll ..... he trys to change the subject when he is losing the argument ........ Just like his "friend" ***un ....
If that does not work he will try "Calling out" a mod so that he can say he is being "abused" by someone with more power than he .......
Trolls all go by the same playbook .....
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X-Dawg said:
I have a feeling Shaun didn't walk back to the huddle asking for more passes to him thrown in "the liability's" direction.
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Ronnie Lott is quoted as saying that Dallas Cowboys safety Roy Williams is the best safety in the league and his favorite player to watch.
Hmmmm ..... who am I gonna listen too?
Some reporters from New York and Washington (the Cowboys arch rivals) ......
Or the best safety to ever play the game?
Keep trying Troll.
Hmmmm ..... who am I gonna listen too?
Some reporters from New York and Washington (the Cowboys arch rivals) ......
Or the best safety to ever play the game?
Keep trying Troll.
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X-Dawg said:
this guy opinions suck 
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In response to X-Hog's garbage articles...
Vela's take on it. I'd say he's a little more credible than some Deadskins homer from CBS.
http://theboysblog.com/2005/09/20/how-to-lose-a-game-in-five-easy-steps/
1) With Washington in a second and ten deep in its own territory at the five minute mark, DC Mike Zimmer switched out of his 4-2-5 nickel and brought SS Roy Williams on a blitz out of his base 3-4 set. Williams dropped Mark Brunell for a 17 yard loss. It was the last time Zimmer would blitz in the game, and his reliance on the four man rush the rest of the way would cost him. His aggressive calls had kept Brunell off balance all game, sacking him five times. The Commanders line neutalized the four rushers, in part because they could identify them, and Brunell was able to stand and deliver deep down field the rest of the game.
2) With Washington facing a fourth and three two plays later, after a 24 yard Brunell scramble, he brought the team to the line in a bunch formation left. James Thrash came in motion right to left and set just outside the left tackle. Terence Newman came with him in man-to-man coverage. For some reason, Newman stopped and peeked into the backfield at the snap, perhaps expecting a run. He left Thrash run free and Brunell floated an easy completion to him for 20 yards.
3) After a procedure penalty moving Washington back five yards, Brunell threw deep down the left hash mark into triple coverge. Roy Williams backpedaled, timed his jump correctly and looked ready to intercept the ball. It slid between his hands and bounced off his facemask. The Commanders scored three plays later over Williams on a fourth-and-15 from the Dallas 39.
4) Dallas got the ball and converted one first down on a Julius Jones run that was supplemented by a facemask penalty. Facing third-and-8 from the Dallas 45, Drew Bledsoe found Keyshawn Johnson for a sliding 17 yard completion to the Commanders 38. The pass was negated by a holding penalty on Flozell Adams, which led to a punt.
5) Brunell burned Dallas again two plays after the punt with a 70 yard pass. The Cowboys had 2:35, a time out and good field position after Tyson Thompson returned the kickoff to the Washington 48. But on fourth and four, Terry Glenn committed the fundamental receiver sin — running his route at three yards. He was tackled short of the stripe and Washington had control of the game.
Notes:
Washington may have found a major chink in Dallas’ armor in the final minutes. Both TD passes came against corner Aaron Glenn, who had suspect help from Roy Williams over the top. The Commanders could not dent Anthony Henry or do much against Terence Newman, but they isolated Santana Moss on Glenn and burned him. Expect other teams to try this as well.
Derrick Dockery is supposed to be the Commanders best young OL, if line coach Joe Bugel’s raving this week mean anything. But he was abused by Chris Canty and LaRoi Glover on passing downs.
The loss obscured impressive games for Canty and Marcus Spears, who shows some push on passing down.
Vela's take on it. I'd say he's a little more credible than some Deadskins homer from CBS.
http://theboysblog.com/2005/09/20/how-to-lose-a-game-in-five-easy-steps/
1) With Washington in a second and ten deep in its own territory at the five minute mark, DC Mike Zimmer switched out of his 4-2-5 nickel and brought SS Roy Williams on a blitz out of his base 3-4 set. Williams dropped Mark Brunell for a 17 yard loss. It was the last time Zimmer would blitz in the game, and his reliance on the four man rush the rest of the way would cost him. His aggressive calls had kept Brunell off balance all game, sacking him five times. The Commanders line neutalized the four rushers, in part because they could identify them, and Brunell was able to stand and deliver deep down field the rest of the game.
2) With Washington facing a fourth and three two plays later, after a 24 yard Brunell scramble, he brought the team to the line in a bunch formation left. James Thrash came in motion right to left and set just outside the left tackle. Terence Newman came with him in man-to-man coverage. For some reason, Newman stopped and peeked into the backfield at the snap, perhaps expecting a run. He left Thrash run free and Brunell floated an easy completion to him for 20 yards.
3) After a procedure penalty moving Washington back five yards, Brunell threw deep down the left hash mark into triple coverge. Roy Williams backpedaled, timed his jump correctly and looked ready to intercept the ball. It slid between his hands and bounced off his facemask. The Commanders scored three plays later over Williams on a fourth-and-15 from the Dallas 39.
4) Dallas got the ball and converted one first down on a Julius Jones run that was supplemented by a facemask penalty. Facing third-and-8 from the Dallas 45, Drew Bledsoe found Keyshawn Johnson for a sliding 17 yard completion to the Commanders 38. The pass was negated by a holding penalty on Flozell Adams, which led to a punt.
5) Brunell burned Dallas again two plays after the punt with a 70 yard pass. The Cowboys had 2:35, a time out and good field position after Tyson Thompson returned the kickoff to the Washington 48. But on fourth and four, Terry Glenn committed the fundamental receiver sin — running his route at three yards. He was tackled short of the stripe and Washington had control of the game.
Notes:
Washington may have found a major chink in Dallas’ armor in the final minutes. Both TD passes came against corner Aaron Glenn, who had suspect help from Roy Williams over the top. The Commanders could not dent Anthony Henry or do much against Terence Newman, but they isolated Santana Moss on Glenn and burned him. Expect other teams to try this as well.
Derrick Dockery is supposed to be the Commanders best young OL, if line coach Joe Bugel’s raving this week mean anything. But he was abused by Chris Canty and LaRoi Glover on passing downs.
The loss obscured impressive games for Canty and Marcus Spears, who shows some push on passing down.
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X-Dawg said:
Dude, all you have been doing lately is bashing different Cowboys players. I'd love to see you try to cover Billy Cundiff running a route. No one is perfect, not even over-rated Ed Reed.
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X-Dawg, meet Pola's Jock. Pola's jock, meet X-Dawg.
Hysterical! And what's more, cut Pola's hair and he's just a real good safety. Somehow he gets all kinds of cred because his hair waves SO purty when he runs.
As for finding Cowboy haters to quote as proof sources, you shouldn't have much trouble there. Winners make easy targets, and the press is LOUSY with Cowboy bashers. Hell, I remember when Dallas was winning Super Bowls in the early 90's reading some journo that thought neither Aikman, Irvin or Smith was in the top 10 in the NFL at their position!
Sorry to hammer away at you, dude, but you are seeming a bit of a hater here. Roy is a STRONG safety after all, not a FREE safety. He's not likely to end up with 8-10 INT's a year, but he's definitely good to blow up a few people here and there!
Hysterical! And what's more, cut Pola's hair and he's just a real good safety. Somehow he gets all kinds of cred because his hair waves SO purty when he runs.
As for finding Cowboy haters to quote as proof sources, you shouldn't have much trouble there. Winners make easy targets, and the press is LOUSY with Cowboy bashers. Hell, I remember when Dallas was winning Super Bowls in the early 90's reading some journo that thought neither Aikman, Irvin or Smith was in the top 10 in the NFL at their position!
Sorry to hammer away at you, dude, but you are seeming a bit of a hater here. Roy is a STRONG safety after all, not a FREE safety. He's not likely to end up with 8-10 INT's a year, but he's definitely good to blow up a few people here and there!
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otero1 said:
Ed Reed is the only other safety i would rather have then R.Williams. of course they play different safety positions but still. but this guy couldn't cover pat williams of the vikings (weighin in at like 317 lbs)
