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on Bloggingtheboys.com website. Very good (and humorous) read.
http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2011/8/13/2361735/tyrone-smiths-play-by-plays
Here's a snippet:
Run left, Tyron locks onto Dumervil and the DE looks like a bug stuck on fly paper. Smith drives him five yards off the line of scrimmage with Dumervil trying to escape the whole time. Nice start for Smith
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Run play, Smith turns his man inside, the Broncos are really bringing it to Smith, they are no longer trying to run over or around him. They are showing him different looks and fronts and stunting. They are bringing linebackers and safeties into the box right in front of Smith ... One might say they are game planning a bit, no?
Shotgun pass. McGee gets killed, and it could have been worse. The Broncos stunt the DE inside and bring two linebackers and a safety all at Smith. There is some comedy in there somewhere, I know it. Smith is overwhelmed and blocks none of them. Miller picks up Dumervil who is untouched coming at McGees blind side. There is a tight end standing all alone with an arm up 10 yards downfield with no one within 30 yards of him and only him one cornerback and a receiver on that side of the field ... If McGee reads that blitz that’s is six points. I also see two Broncos players after the sack go to Smith and say something. It didn’t look disrespectful or antagonizing, but who knows. I just find it interesting two Broncos went straight to Smith after the sack.
Shotgun pass, DE half attempts a speed rush, Smith pushes him past the pocket.
Shotgun Pass, DE lines up 5 yards outside Smith's shoulder, at the snap Smith looks inside but there is no blitz and he picks up the DE with ease ... that blitz earlier was a game lesson for Smith. Take the inside guy.
Shotgun pass, Smith stones the DE, the pass rush is not the same, Smith has worn the pass rushers down I think.
My first thougt after watching this is, what a freak!
Apparently it is true if he gets his hands on you, you're not going anywhere. He's almost like a cartoon character with really long strong arms.
:laugh2:
http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2011/8/13/2361735/tyrone-smiths-play-by-plays
Here's a snippet:
Run left, Tyron locks onto Dumervil and the DE looks like a bug stuck on fly paper. Smith drives him five yards off the line of scrimmage with Dumervil trying to escape the whole time. Nice start for Smith
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Run play, Smith turns his man inside, the Broncos are really bringing it to Smith, they are no longer trying to run over or around him. They are showing him different looks and fronts and stunting. They are bringing linebackers and safeties into the box right in front of Smith ... One might say they are game planning a bit, no?
Shotgun pass. McGee gets killed, and it could have been worse. The Broncos stunt the DE inside and bring two linebackers and a safety all at Smith. There is some comedy in there somewhere, I know it. Smith is overwhelmed and blocks none of them. Miller picks up Dumervil who is untouched coming at McGees blind side. There is a tight end standing all alone with an arm up 10 yards downfield with no one within 30 yards of him and only him one cornerback and a receiver on that side of the field ... If McGee reads that blitz that’s is six points. I also see two Broncos players after the sack go to Smith and say something. It didn’t look disrespectful or antagonizing, but who knows. I just find it interesting two Broncos went straight to Smith after the sack.
Shotgun pass, DE half attempts a speed rush, Smith pushes him past the pocket.
Shotgun Pass, DE lines up 5 yards outside Smith's shoulder, at the snap Smith looks inside but there is no blitz and he picks up the DE with ease ... that blitz earlier was a game lesson for Smith. Take the inside guy.
Shotgun pass, Smith stones the DE, the pass rush is not the same, Smith has worn the pass rushers down I think.
My first thougt after watching this is, what a freak!
Apparently it is true if he gets his hands on you, you're not going anywhere. He's almost like a cartoon character with really long strong arms.
:laugh2:
Soon they might have to check both of their hands for stick'em glue of some sorts.
