Dieter the Brock
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Yes, it was an atrociously bad call. It was NBA refs bad.
but we came back and scored regardless - refs couldn't steal that game from us no matter how hard they tried
Yes, it was an atrociously bad call. It was NBA refs bad.
Actually I thought Brockers played better in his 2nd year. I'm not saying he's Quinn or anything, but they both seem to be on the same career arc. Both were very young when drafted, had high upside/ton of athletic ability but did not have enough time to come into their own. I actually look for Brockers to have a much better 2013.Both Brockers and Jenkins are entering their third season, both showed more potential as rookies than as second year vets, Imo at least.
I can see big improvement from both this year if they can respond and adapt to Williams demanding discipline.
Who do you guys look for to make a significant step this year?
I agree that was a Horrendous call! One of the worst I seen as well! I couldn't believe my eyes when they were whistling the play dead when we were running it back... bastard ref. Gonna try and find a clip for that.Brockers still may not get a bunch of sacks in any given year but he is mostly there to clog the middle and take up blockers while making the occasional sack. Still he had 5.5 sacks last year and his cleanest and best sack (absolutely textbook) was taken away from him with one of the worst calls I have ever seen.
I'd agree with that with one exception. In the red zone, he can make a huge impact with no help over the top. Pretty much because there isn't room for any. Get to the QB down there and JJ can get you that 90 yard pick six. Talk about a momentum swing. Otherwise, he definitely needs to keep catch percentages down and otherwise secure the tackle until he sees a clear mistake that he can take advantage of.I don't mind him taking chances when it's zone coverage. But he can't afford to do that when he's manned-up on someone. When there's no over-the-top help, one gamble can lead to 6 points. Now maybe if the offense starts putting up 30 points, it won't be as difficult to overcome. But until that happens, he needs to focus more on being a shut-down corner as opposed to a playmaker.
That said, if the pass-rush is as fierce as we all hope, his gambles will pay off much, much more. Hurries and bad decisions aren't something you want to happen in the neighborhood of Janoris Jenkins. He'll almost always make you pay. Great hands for a DB, and great ball instincts. If anyone is going to benefit from an improved pass rush, it's almost certainly going to be him.
I agree that was a Horrendous call! One of the worst I seen as well! I couldn't believe my eyes when they were whistling the play dead when we were running it back... bastard ref. Gonna try and find a clip for that.
wow
How dare you agree with me.I'd agree with that with one exception. In the red zone, he can make a huge impact with no help over the top. Pretty much because there isn't room for any. Get to the QB down there and JJ can get you that 90 yard pick six. Talk about a momentum swing. Otherwise, he definitely needs to keep catch percentages down and otherwise secure the tackle until he sees a clear mistake that he can take advantage of.
No doubt but I have to say it was pretty heady. See what I did there?Man that annoyed me when Fitzgerald grabbed the top of Jenkins' facemask to keep him from pulling in that interception.
I agree that was a Horrendous call! One of the worst I seen as well! I couldn't believe my eyes when they were whistling the play dead when we were running it back... bastard ref. Gonna try and find a clip for that.
wow
I'm OK with JJ giving up some big plays as long as he is making some at a higher rate. And as long as it's due to him taking a shot at making a big play and not just blowing it like he did a few times last year. When you have a player like that I think it's the coaches responsibility to let him take the gamble when he thinks he can win. It's what makes some of those guys stars. TPolamalu made mistakes, but he made lots of big plays too.
I agree he is going to have more opportunity with an improved pass rush and I expect to see him take some chances. He'll get toasted once in awhile but he will get his share I'm confident of that. He's dangerous when he has the ball so I'd like to see him with it.
yes I chuckled at the start when they showed him getting the call from the Rams and he was holding a kid.......
I'd agree with that with one exception. In the red zone, he can make a huge impact with no help over the top. Pretty much because there isn't room for any. Get to the QB down there and JJ can get you that 90 yard pick six. Talk about a momentum swing. Otherwise, he definitely needs to keep catch percentages down and otherwise secure the tackle until he sees a clear mistake that he can take advantage of.
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I love how people accept that Jenkins and others will get better in there 3rd season but at the same time still think Brian Quick is a bum going into his 3rd season. The dude has a ton of talent and will prove everyone wrong this year...
I agree and an in no way saying Quick rookie season was comparable to JJ. All I'm saying is a lot of players seem to really come into there own in there 3rd season, especially skill positions like wide receivers and cornerbacks. I'm just sour because some already think he's a bust. While he wasn't great last season, he was really coming into his own towards the end with a crap qb throwing him the ball. I just wish some would be more positive about his progression, though most on here some to be more positive then a lot of the people I talk to outside of this forum.Now u probably know im the biggest Quick supporter but you cant compare the 2. Janoris had a great rookie year and should of defensive rookie of year.
I agree and an in no way saying Quick rookie season was comparable to JJ. All I'm saying is a lot of players seem to really come into there own in there 3rd season, especially skill positions like wide receivers and cornerbacks. I'm just sour because some already think he's a bust. While he wasn't great last season, he was really coming into his own towards the end with a crap qb throwing him the ball. I just wish some would be more positive about his progression, though most on here some to be more positive then a lot of the people I talk to outside of this forum.
I love how people accept that Jenkins and others will get better in there 3rd season but at the same time still think Brian Quick is a bum going into his 3rd season. The dude has a ton of talent and will prove everyone wrong this year...