Mannix
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Volleyball set man for game winning picks???They have to play STs coverages to beat out Fehoko. He's taking over Noah Brown's role.
Volleyball set man for game winning picks???They have to play STs coverages to beat out Fehoko. He's taking over Noah Brown's role.
Well then I was responding to you. Go to Amazon and buy Football 101 for housewife’s. You’ll learn something.You responded to my post fooseboi
They have 3 qbs.From who the ball boy Dak doesn't throw each receiver hundreds of balls everyday in practice he'd be worn out
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Too many Fehoko's spoil the soup. Already have two and that's one too many.
If I was Mike I would have been sending a message after that play he would have been running around the field till the end of practice in front of everybody for everybody to see this is what happens when you don't practice correctly.
Yes firings based on dropped balls in practice is an effective management skill, furry chap. Right you are, govnor.What I'm suggesting isn't new. Coaches do this when necessary to send a message.
Dak had some bad balls last year, but there were also several occasions where Dak threw a catchable/excellent ball that was either dropped or picked.
Agreed brother got to start making an example of somebody cuz I'm really getting tired of San Francisco making an example of us a soft *** mistake prone team.Yup, or make him do up downs with everyone watching.
Agreed brother got to start making an example of somebody cuz I'm really getting tired of San Francisco making an example of us a soft *** mistake prone team.
If that's true then explain this:I’m not sure statistics of other teams mishaps matter on this particular issue. We have receivers that have hands of Stone.
Definitly.That is a big over reaction on your part. Lamb could very well drop one and make you look really bad.
All WRs have drops though.I think that a message needs to be sent to the WRs. If Dak throws a perfect pass like he did in that scenario and like he did on some of the interceptions (such as the Hendershot interception against the Titans), then I expect the WRs to catch it. A QB isn't supposed to have to catch passes too..
Sheesh. I hope this isn’t your mgmt style at workI saw the clip in another thread where Dak threw a perfect ball to Simi, and Simi bobbled it and it got picked off. This was an issue last year with our receiving group. Dak had some bad balls last year, but there were also several occasions where Dak threw a catchable/excellent ball that was either dropped or picked. This is infuriating, and I'm tired of these receiving issues. The ball that Simi bobbled is one that a High School player should catch.
Frankly, if I were Mike, I'd have had enough with the receiving issues by now. If I were Mike after that, I'd have paused practice, called the receiving group to the middle and told all of the receivers on the bubble that the next time a perfectly thrown ball is on the ground or is intercepted, the player is cut. It's time to set a message that a perfectly thrown ball must be caught. It's time that our WRs start doing the basic job of a WR, which is to catch the football.
If the problem is spread across the WRs, bring the WR coaches into the office.Fair enough. But, if it starts to become a consistent problem (bear in mind, we had 23 recorded drops last year) and we see a continuing trend from last year, then one of the bubble receivers may need to bring their playbook to the coach's office.
That worksIf the problem is spread across the WRs, bring the WR coaches into the office.
Simply threatening players with firing is not a near term solution to the dropsies. They don't want to drop the ball. They need to be trained up. If they're slackers and don't work, then think about dumping them. If they're just no damn good, churn them.
Coaches can *decide* to change their training methods. Players can't just decide to execute better.
Make them do the death crawl.
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I was being a bit sarcastic.If that's true then explain this:
I see from checking that middle of the pack at #16 is SF and they had 22 drops, just one less than the Cowboys.