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yeah........
dadymat;2478350 said:http://i102.***BLOCKED***/albums/m109/dadymat/ohno.gif
AMERICAS_FAN said:One problem this team faces week-to-week is not knowing who the primary target is
AMERICAS_FAN;2478294 said:Something inside of me tells me that if Phillips/Garrett benched T.O. for this game the Offense will play at whole new higher level. That's because such a bold move would send a message to the rest of the offense saying "enough is enough; execute your assignments; hold your blocks; and run your routes, don't quit on them; and quit complaining like the world owes you".
Sometimes addition by subtraction is the best remedy. With T.O. out, there would be no question that the #1 WR option would be Witten when the TE is sent out for passes, or Roy Williams otherwise (who would be the #2 option following Witten). It would also bring Crayton into the passing game because right now, Romo never has time to go 4-deep into his reads. One problem this team faces week-to-week is not knowing who the primary target is. Benching T.O. would help solve that by allowing some level of structure to be added to the game plan that is currently lacking.
I'm also tired of T.O.’s cry-baby antics because, while every WR wants the ball like he does, the ones who deserve it are the ones who run their routes properly, fight for the ball, catch it when thrown to them, and fight the defender from intercepting it when its uncatchable. Sorry, but T.O. does not do those things. I think he has it in him, but when he sees that the game plan is not quite designed for him, he makes a mental decision not to do those things. So by having him present in the offense under those circumstances, he becomes more of a liability than an asset on the football filed.
So if that's the way it's going to be, and Garrett is going to continue to NOT make T.O. the focal point of the game-plan (and I’m not arguing that Garret is right here, but he seems to be stubborn about this, so we are forced to live with it), then we are better off not having T.O. on game day because his selfish side will take over.
And as indicated above, I’m not absolving Garrett here; I’m just accepting the fact that both Garrett and T.O. are selfishly stubborn and can’t seem to co-exist on the same game-plan page, and as long as that is the case, we might as well choose Garret’s stubbornness over T.O.’s because it’s Garrett who is ultimately calling these plays – right or wrong!
Just my $0.02. Rip me if you wish.
That would be foolish.AMERICAS_FAN;2478294 said:I Would bench T.O. and play this Giants team without him
BraveHeartFan;2478537 said:And lucky for us that's why Wade, and company, are NFL coaches and you're a Monday Morning QB.
YoMick;2478558 said:Yah... I mean think about it...
No TO...
Giants Defense the night before: "ok guys, no TO, so we double Roy Williams and Witten" - "Barber plays at less than a 100%" - "Tuck and company, you go after Romo all day long, all pressure all the time"
Someon on the Giants chimes in with "what about Crayton"??? - replies in chorus "WHAT ABOUT HIM???"
Sounds good right? :bang2:
You have no clue. Buress hasn't done crap this year for the Giants. I know. He's on my fantasy team.AMERICAS_FAN;2478299 said:Burress brings it on gameday. He's won 2 Super Bowls. He's the key part to the Giants' offensive success. Sorry, but comparing his weekly impact for the Giants offense to T.O.'s impact for Dallas' is simply not comparable.
Cajuncowboy;2478593 said:WTH????
We are living in upside world now.
AMERICAS_FAN;2478688 said:You're all missing the point.
The point is that Garrett is miss-using T.O. If Garrett made T.O. the focal point of this offense it would be scarry good. T.O. would actually play more attentively. But Garrett does not make T.O. the cornerstone. Actually, this is what I wish Garrett would do, but I have lost all trust in him to do this right thing as the offensive coordinator.
Now, I agree, T.O. commands double teams, but that does not help you when you're mostly running him in shorter/intermediate routes. He quits on the routes and safeties stay closer to home to defend the rest of the field. But will Garrett at least adjust by sending T.O. on many more go routes, thus allowing him to take the safety out of the play? No, Garrett doesb't. He instead designs the gameplan so that T.O. is a lame-duck WR out there - double team or not.
So if Garrett is going to continue sticking his head up his butt and miss-using T.O. then we're better off having a different opton on the filed - other than a lame duck WR - that Garrett can at least incorperate in the game plan and use.
AMERICAS_FAN;2478688 said:You're all missing the point.
The point is that Garrett is miss-using T.O. If Garrett made T.O. the focal point of this offense it would be scarry good. T.O. would actually play more attentively. But Garrett does not make T.O. the cornerstone. Actually, this is what I wish Garrett would do, but I have lost all trust in him to do this right thing as the offensive coordinator.
Now, I agree, T.O. commands double teams, but that does not help you when you're mostly running him in shorter/intermediate routes. He quits on the routes and safeties stay closer to home to defend the rest of the field. But will Garrett at least adjust by sending T.O. on many more go routes, thus allowing him to take the safety out of the play? No, Garrett doesb't. He instead designs the gameplan so that T.O. is a lame-duck WR out there - double team or not.
So if Garrett is going to continue sticking his head up his butt and miss-using T.O. then we're better off having a different opton on the filed - other than a lame duck WR - that Garrett can at least incorperate in the game plan and use.