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Sorry busy pointing out to family members when we win next week we might knock the Whiners out of the playoffsFor a celebration thread this place is quiet
Sorry busy pointing out to family members when we win next week we might knock the Whiners out of the playoffsFor a celebration thread this place is quiet
They are both 29. Woods is the more durable of the two. He's more proven in this offense. OBJ has made some big plays but are they needed if you have woods pulling down 6-9 catches a game, and keeping the chains moving?He's faster, has better hands, and more big play potential. Woods might block better and run better routes, but I'd put OBJ as the better WR. Oh, and he's a bit younger too.
You are forgiven, a worthy task indeed.Sorry busy pointing out to family members when we win next week we might knock the Whiners out of the playoffs
Knocking them out then winning it all would be the perfect end to the season.Knocking those fucks out would be the perfect ending to the season.
The guy was born with fucking stickum on his hands man. People always point to his insane highlight spectacular grabs all over the field, but its these types of plays that really win games. That 4th down catch was as clutch as it gets, and his huge hands put the vice grips on that shit.From the NFL.com's "What We Learned" postgame column:
Yeah, I'd say OBJ was clutch today.
Woods being more proven in this offense is a ridiculous point. It means nothing. If anything it speaks to how great OBJ has done coming in mid season. He's put up Woods full season TD numbers in 7 games with zero chemistry with his QB and learning on the fly. Can you imagine what OBJ will do with a full off-season and reps with Stafford. He will go nuts.They are both 29. Woods is the more durable of the two. He's more proven in this offense. OBJ has made some big plays but are they needed if you have woods pulling down 6-9 catches a game, and keeping the chains moving?
THISI really didn't like the play call on the pick six. You have three receivers in the same area. That means one DB could potentially cover all three!
But yes, Stafford has to: 1) Not stare down Higbee on the route, and 2) Go through his progressions to find a higher probability for completion.
That makes a ton of sense. I remember thinking that running that route combo together would make for a ton of INT's.In his post game press conference, on the Pick-06, McVay said "We actually had a mis-communication, we didn't run the right route at the #2 spot and that enabled Clark to be able to kind of trigger on Higbee running the out cut from the #3 spot" That is the thing, we don't know everything that is going on in any individual play. Sounds like it wasn't 100% on Stafford.
The problem is that the routes were so short that there wasn't much time for progression. The defender was in front of OBJ and no one was on Hibgee. Stafford assumes it's man or that he would stay with OBJ, but the defender easily jumps Higbee's route since it's in the same area. The timing of the route was catch and throw, and if Stafford waited to see what the defender would do, the play would have been over since there were no other options.
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I really, really meant to keep OBj. There's just something that he adds to this team.I find a way to keep Woods and OBJ.
Odds of having all our WRs available aren't great, no spring chickens in the group so having 2 out of 3 between Kupp, OBJ and Woody helps keep us in good shape outside.
They are both 29. OBJ was born Nov 05 1992. Woods was born April 10 1992. So they are 8 months apart.Woods being more proven in this offense is a ridiculous point. It means nothing. If anything it speaks to how great OBJ has done coming in mid season. He's put up Woods full season TD numbers in 7 games with zero chemistry with his QB and learning on the fly. Can you imagine what OBJ will do with a full off-season and reps with Stafford. He will go nuts.
He's got the higher upside, and is a bit younger. The leadership thing is real though because Woods is a tremendous leader. But dont forget McVay wanted to trade for OBJ after 2016, and OBJ came out publicly and said he wanted to be in LA. There is mutual interest and has been for a while.
I wouldn't be surprised if we sign OBJ and keep Woods. But to me that seems like a waste with Van, Tutu, Skro, and Harris that all need to develop.
I can't think of a better way to lock up the divsion and send those a holes to an early vacation.Knocking those fucks out would be the perfect ending to the season.
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I put an equal amount of blame on McVay for the play. 3 guys in the same area running similar routes???
The problem is that the routes were so short that there wasn't much time for progression. The defender was in front of OBJ and no one was on Hibgee. Stafford assumes it's man or that he would stay with OBJ, but the defender easily jumps Higbee's route since it's in the same area. The timing of the route was catch and throw, and if Stafford waited to see what the defender would do, the play would have been over since there were no other options.
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The perfect beginning of the playoffsKnocking those fucks out would be the perfect ending to the season.
Beckham and Stafford have not been on the same page in previous games, with Beckham running the wrong route and McVay confirms it here.McVay mentioned that the "two-receiver" ran the wrong route.
I am guessing that was Beckham. If he takes the route up field, the defender (Clark) that's right in front of OBJ probably goes up-field with him and is not in position to make the interception.