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Great post! His two best runs of the day were both called back. I bet that would have been another 30 to 40 yards to his total. I was there and something he is doing now is a little bunny hop before he hits the holeHe had a few called back that would have helped his average. He looked fine to me....The line didn't help him.
They probably weren't as many as he faced last year that's for sure ... but you can still see too the run without stacking the box .. I really do think it's the trust issue though ... I swear all it'll take is one gaping hole and his confidence and trust in the o line will sky rocketI dunno - it did not look like Gurley faced 8 in the box much to me. Maybe I forgot how to count?
I think McVay by formations and movement alone spread out the defense more than we saw last year.
They probably weren't as many as he faced last year that's for sure ... but you can still see too the run without stacking the box .. I really do think it's the trust issue though ... I swear all it'll take is one gaping hole and his confidence and trust in the o line will sky rocket
Great post! His two best runs of the day were both called back. I bet that would have been another 30 to 40 yards to his total. I was there and something he is doing now is a little bunny hop before he hits the hole
The linebacker wasn't as far from him as it seemed on tv that's how he was able to dive and hold onto his ankles that was just a great defensive play and those happen all the time.I'd be happy if he produced like that all year for us, almost a hundred from scrimmage I'll take it.
But....he DOES look a step slower to my eye, just being honest. I thought he was gone on that run to the outside and then the linebacker got him from behind.
Not only that, but: there was one play where Colts LB Simon came in clean and stuffed Gurley for a loss. On that play, he blew right in between Higbee and Everett UNTOUCHED -- the TE's need some coaching up on run-blocking, for sure!I think it was Higbee on both of the holds.
Higbee needs a crap ton of work as an inline blocker.
At least 20 yards cost......
I think it was Hav on the first hold and Higbee on the second.I think it was Higbee on both of the holds.
Higbee needs a crap ton of work as an inline blocker.
At least 20 yards cost......
<------ you talkin' about these legs 99? I see the same thing. Gurley will be fine. As a matter of fact, because of the diversity of options, I like that Todd may stay fresh inDecember.I saw Gurley in camp and he was a violent runner.....But when the lane is open, he's very violent and can take it all the way. If you see up close Gurley's legs, they're like tree trunks on steroids.
<------ you talkin' about these legs 99? I see the same thing. Gurley will be fine. As a matter of fact, because of the diversity of options, I like that Todd may stay fresh inDecember.
I would more worry about Tavon disappearing in this offense.
I'm not saying Gurley played bad, I guess I just have high standards for him. You know what they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder.![]()