Int from game yesterday

[OmerV]

As insaid we don't know. Have you watched the all 22 or are you just guessing. The guys that watched the all 22 thought it..so

What is "the all 22"?

 

[Dre11]

What is "the all 22"?

The coaches film that shows the entire field and all 22 players

 

[OmerV]

The coaches film that shows the entire field and all 22 players

And what would that show other than the safety is in position and broke to the ball before Lamb could get there? Besides, you're arguing this is on Lamb, not any of the other 21 players on the field.

I'm very confused about your position. Clearly the throw was on target and would have hit Lamb in the hands if the safety wasn't there, so to argue Lamb ran a bad route you would also have to argue Dak threw a bad pass and it was pure coincidence the ball and receiver got to the same spot at the same time.

It's also more than obvious that the only reason the pass didn't hit Lamb in the hands is because the safety jumped the route.

Your entire argument seems to rest on the idea Lamb didn't run a route in front of the safety, but it's clear the path Lamb was on would have been in front of the safety had the safety not seen everything play out in front of him, broke on the ball and jumped the route.

 

[RS12]

As someone who does not have a pro/anti-Dak agenda, I can easily say this was caused by two things ..

1) Lamb altered his route after his cut and if you look, Dak had already released the ball before Lamb altered his route so it was Lamb's fault.
2) It was not a smart throw to make so despite it not being his fault for the interception, Dak should not have made that throw.

I counted at least 3 Bears around the ball when it got there.

 

[Dre11]

And what would that show other than the safety is in position and broke to the ball before Lamb could get there? Besides, you're arguing this is on Lamb, not any of the other 21 players on the field.

I'm very confused about your position. Clearly the throw was on target and would have hit Lamb in the hands if the safety wasn't there, so to argue Lamb ran a bad route you would also have to argue Dak threw a bad pass and it was pure coincidence the ball and receiver got to the same spot at the same time.

It's also more than obvious that the only reason the pass didn't hit Lamb in the hands is because the safety jumped the route.

Your entire argument seems to rest on the idea Lamb didn't run a route in front of the safety, but it's clear the path Lamb was on would have been in front of the safety had the safety not seen everything play out in front of him, broke on the ball and jumped the route.

Do you not understand how the play is suppose to work? I'm tired of repeating myself, if you want to get the explanation. Listen to the audio. 21:00 it's the same exact explanation I gave. I got trick or treaters.

 

[RoyalCowboy]

I mean, I am not a blame displacement conspiracist or anything. Things happen but from a purely football and impartial analysis, Lamb's route was poor and he should have cut in front of the safety and a bit earlier.

But again, miscues and mistakes happen for every team, every game all the time. Nitpicking is a little ridiculous in my opinion but to each their own.

 

[Dre11]

And what would that show other than the safety is in position and broke to the ball before Lamb could get there? Besides, you're arguing this is on Lamb, not any of the other 21 players on the field.

I'm very confused about your position. Clearly the throw was on target and would have hit Lamb in the hands if the safety wasn't there, so to argue Lamb ran a bad route you would also have to argue Dak threw a bad pass and it was pure coincidence the ball and receiver got to the same spot at the same time.

It's also more than obvious that the only reason the pass didn't hit Lamb in the hands is because the safety jumped the route.

Your entire argument seems to rest on the idea Lamb didn't run a route in front of the safety, but it's clear the path Lamb was on would have been in front of the safety had the safety not seen everything play out in front of him, broke on the ball and jumped the route.

I mean you're arguing and you don't even know what an all 22 is. Like I said there's a video in the first post.

 

[AbeBeta]

Not timing route you never adapt a timing route, those are mostly option and sight routes.

Perhaps not in your Pop Warner experience..

 

[Dre11]

Perhaps not in your Pop Warner experience..

Ot anywhere. I don't coach pop Warner. Maybe you should learn a thing or two about football

 

[AbeBeta]

Ot anywhere. I don't coach pop Warner. Maybe you should learn a thing or two about football

Yeah. You know better than the QB who put it on himself.

 

[Nav22]

Ya, I had to laugh with this one yesterday.
Poor Dakko came out with 40 sec in the half and wanted to do his Mahomes, Allen impersonation.
He fell back to Bus driving reality hard.
If he ever tries that motivation again he will come crashing down as at best he will always be a glorified bus driver!

You laughed the way we all laugh at you? Good for you!

 

[Jarntt]

CeeDee does look like he didn’t run a crisp route and needs to be a little better there, but you just don’t throw that ball if you are the QB. There is no rule you must throw the ball just because the play is called and this was clearly a time to look elsewhere.

 

[Dre11]

Yeah. You know better than the QB who put it on himself.

You don't even know when the qb is covering for his teammate.. the video above even mentions it....lol You're a sad story...lol

 

[Captain43Crash]

Hendershot ran a shallow cross to pull up the linebackers with Lamb running a cross behind him. Lamb drifted up field instead of crossing in front of the safety.

You don’t know what Lambs route was. I don’t think it was a crossing route.

 

[AbeBeta]

You don't even know when the qb is covering for his teammate.. the video above even mentions it....lol You're a sad story...lol

His immediate reaction was to point to himself. Why? Because he should have thrown it.

I know that isn't how you teach it in Powder Puff, but this is the bigs.

 

[Dre11]

His immediate reaction was to point to himself. Why? Because he should have thrown it.

I know that isn't how you teach it in Powder Puff, but this is the bigs.

No it isn't it was to cover for his teammates, and what do you coac senior citizens...lol
Pipe down, your ignorance is showing...lol

 

[mattjames2010]

This freakin' forum, man lol

Yeah it wasn't Dak's fault, LVE is a great LB, Parsons is already better than every LB ever, Diggs never gives up big plays he just gets beat on ultra perfect passes. Like clockwork.

Surprised this thread didn't somehow try to blame Schultz for the interception.

 

[visionary]

Ot anywhere. I don't coach pop Warner. Maybe you should learn a thing or two about football

LOL, pop Warner is probably your upper end age range

 

[visionary]

This freakin' forum, man lol

Yeah it wasn't Dak's fault, LVE is a great LB, Parsons is already better than every LB ever, Diggs never gives up big plays he just gets beat on ultra perfect passes. Like clockwork.

Surprised this thread didn't somehow try to blame Schultz for the interception.

now that you mention it, I do think Schultz …..

 

[Dre11]

LOL, pop Warner is probably your upper end age range

You're couch is yours. I love fools who never touched a football that talk ****. You probably sitting around getting your diaper change every hour