Cowboys | Team likes Hatcher's potential

[WoodysGirl]

Fri, 23 Jun 2006 12:51:02 -0700

Jean Jacques-Taylor, writing for the Sporting News, reports the Dallas Cowboys' coaching staff loves the potential rookie DE Jason Hatcher has. Coaches like his ability to rush the passer, though they have asked him to focus on trying to create a pet move first before he adds others to his repertoire. The team needs to develop some depth at defensive end and Hatcher could help fill that need.

 

[5Stars]

Thanks for that smippet, WG.

I think this player is going to be good!!

 

[MichaelWinicki]

I hope Hatcher has some potential because if Greg Ellis holds out our pass rush is screwed.

 

[5Stars]

I hope Hatcher has some potential because if Greg Ellis holds out our pass rush is screwed.

If Ellis holds out...I will be totally confused! He was "supposed" to be a Team Captain...

 

[lspain1]

OK, I admit to being dumb, stupid, ignorant, and uninformed (however, I'm a real nice guy...just not too bright). What is a 'pet' move?

 

[5Stars]

OK, I admit to being dumb, stupid, ignorant, and uninformed (however, I'm a real nice guy...just not too bright). What is a 'pet' move?

A "pet" move is a unique move that certain players can only make. Some players cannot execute all the defensive moves, so the coaches make them work on ONE move that they can do REALLY good...then they build from there. That gets the player started and help the player to gain confidence to go to the next level....

I'm sure there are other interpertations of a "pet move" that some other posters can come up with...

 

[AbeBeta]

Great headline. I think you could write that about any of the 100 first day picks in the 2006 draft.

 

[Cbz40]

OK, I admit to being dumb, stupid, ignorant, and uninformed (however, I'm a real nice guy...just not too bright). What is a 'pet' move?

I would like that question answered myself.....

 

[WoodysGirl]

Great headline. I think you could write that about any of the 100 first day picks in the 2006 draft.

It came frome KFFL and if you follow my posting style, I rarely deviate from the original headline.

Because to me what's important is the content of the post...like the need for him to develop a pet move.

Which makes sense. He's athletic and talented enough to have "tried" a bunch of moves in games, which were successful for the level of competition he played against. But he hasn't mastered any of them enough for the next level, he's about to go against.

I'm still pretty curious as to how he did in the Vet minicamp.

 

[littlewebs]

I would like that question answered myself.....

For example: The spin is the pet move of Dwight Freeney. Sure he uses other ones, but that is his bread and butter.

 

[AbeBeta]

It came frome KFFL and if you follow my posting style, I rarely deviate from the original headline.

Because to me what's important is the content of the post...like the need for him to develop a pet move.

Which makes sense. He's athletic and talented enough to have "tried" a bunch of moves in games, which were successful for the level of competition he played against. But he hasn't mastered any of them enough for the next level, he's about to go against.

I'm still pretty curious as to how he did in the Vet minicamp.

I know that WG -- I was just commenting on the KFFL nugget of wisdom -- no offense to you meant

 

[Cbz40]

For example: The spin is the pet move of Dwight Freeney. Sure he uses other ones, but that is his bread and butter.

Thank You Sir. In my youth I had a few pet moves myself...:

 

[WoodysGirl]

I know that WG -- I was just commenting on the KFFL nugget of wisdom -- no offense to you meant

None was taken... too much.

Just that I've seen a few posts about the headlines of certain things being posted...not just by me. And sometimes it can be taken the wrong way by the folks who just want to share news w/you folks. Kind of a downer, you know?

But it's all good. I got you on the KFFL thing. Sometimes I switch it up or sometimes I just go find the originating article.

 

[5Stars]

Thank You Sir. In my youth I had a few pet moves myself...:

What kind of pet moves? Dogs, cats...horses, cows? Not a chicken! Maybe a sheep?





Cowboy fans...freaking losers!!

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

OK, I admit to being dumb, stupid, ignorant, and uninformed (however, I'm a real nice guy...just not too bright). What is a 'pet' move?

They are trying to get him involved in the local Humane Society. :

 

[BigDFan5]

Thank You Sir. In my youth I had a few pet moves myself...:

Let me guess, the yawn and stretch?

 

[Cbz40]

Let me guess, the yawn and stretch?

You got it.......:sshhh:

 

[MONT17]

Pass rusher r not developed... u either have the ability to get to the QB or u dont!!! I cant recall any player who was in the league for a few years and turned his game into a PASS RUSHER!!!

 

[the kid 05]

OK, I admit to being dumb, stupid, ignorant, and uninformed (however, I'm a real nice guy...just not too bright). What is a 'pet' move?

you know the arm shrug reggie white used? thats a pet move

 

[FLcowboy]

A "pet" move is a unique move that certain players can only make. Some players cannot execute all the defensive moves, so the coaches make them work on ONE move that they can do REALLY good...then they build from there. That gets the player started and help the player to gain confidence to go to the next level....

I'm sure there are other interpertations of a "pet move" that some other posters can come up with...

I thought a pet move was when you move the dog from your side of the bed to your wife's side.