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Looks like Patrick Laird will get some reps at RB for Miami this weekend with Walton serving a four game suspension. ESPN FF projects him at 4 points.......
I guess part of me is wondering when dwfs will come to the same conclusion. From limited browsing I see few people reaching the same conclusion but still too many people throwing excuses out there like "well if he hadn't gotten injured" It was the same thing with RG3. These people can't use common sense to look at the running back position and see there aren't many that are good after 30. So they act shocked when a guy who isn't built like a running back can't withstand the wear and tear. "Well if they just adapt their playing style" When has that ever happened? They have been playing this way for a long time . The reason they have success passing is because of their threat to run, once that is diminished it's a different game.dwid, you've been around long enough to know the score mate, and answer those questions yourself.
I guess part of me is wondering when dwfs will come to the same conclusion. From limited browsing I see few people reaching the same conclusion but still too many people throwing excuses out there like "well if he hadn't gotten injured" It was the same thing with RG3. These people can't use common sense to look at the running back position and see there aren't many that are good after 30. So they act shocked when a guy who isn't built like a running back can't withstand the wear and tear. "Well if they just adapt their playing style" When has that ever happened? They have been playing this way for a long time . The reason they have success passing is because of their threat to run, once that is diminished it's a different game.
I think maybe the win now mentality is fooling these coaches. They are willing to discard pocket passers because it may take a few years for them to develop and there's a small chance you can have a few good years with a running qb right away. The success just isn't going to be consistent. They still get shut down in the postseason for the most part. They probably don't care though, as long as people are still buying tickets
It's just sad that we've seen these tiny victories at other positions, but the most important position for a team keeps getting screwed up.
It's supposedly a copycat league but no team wants to copy the success of the Patriots.
That's exactly the reason. Harbaugh's seat was getting really warm in Baltimore the last few seasons.I guess part of me is wondering when dwfs will come to the same conclusion. From limited browsing I see few people reaching the same conclusion but still too many people throwing excuses out there like "well if he hadn't gotten injured" It was the same thing with RG3. These people can't use common sense to look at the running back position and see there aren't many that are good after 30. So they act shocked when a guy who isn't built like a running back can't withstand the wear and tear. "Well if they just adapt their playing style" When has that ever happened? They have been playing this way for a long time . The reason they have success passing is because of their threat to run, once that is diminished it's a different game.
I think maybe the win now mentality is fooling these coaches. They are willing to discard pocket passers because it may take a few years for them to develop and there's a small chance you can have a few good years with a running qb right away. The success just isn't going to be consistent. They still get shut down in the postseason for the most part. They probably don't care though, as long as people are still buying tickets
It's just sad that we've seen these tiny victories at other positions, but the most important position for a team keeps getting screwed up.
It's supposedly a copycat league but no team wants to copy the success of the Patriots.
Perfect! I was just thinking he’d be best back with the Vikings as I was reading through the thread.Andrew Sendejo re-signs with the Vikings.
Perfect! I was just thinking he’d be best back with the Vikings as I was reading through the thread.
I recall a dormant poster saying that maybe management views run first qb's similar to stud running backs and only expect quality seasons until about 30 and then it's a year to year evaluation, similar to Newton breaking down and McNair to a lesser extent. As fabulous as Jackson is he is RGIII 2.0 if he gets a knee injury, they both have a spindly carriage and if he takes the punishment that Newton, McNair or Cunningham took will be a shot like them too as runners.I guess part of me is wondering when dwfs will come to the same conclusion. From limited browsing I see few people reaching the same conclusion but still too many people throwing excuses out there like "well if he hadn't gotten injured" It was the same thing with RG3. These people can't use common sense to look at the running back position and see there aren't many that are good after 30. So they act shocked when a guy who isn't built like a running back can't withstand the wear and tear. "Well if they just adapt their playing style" When has that ever happened? They have been playing this way for a long time . The reason they have success passing is because of their threat to run, once that is diminished it's a different game.
I think maybe the win now mentality is fooling these coaches. They are willing to discard pocket passers because it may take a few years for them to develop and there's a small chance you can have a few good years with a running qb right away. The success just isn't going to be consistent. They still get shut down in the postseason for the most part. They probably don't care though, as long as people are still buying tickets
It's just sad that we've seen these tiny victories at other positions, but the most important position for a team keeps getting screwed up.
It's supposedly a copycat league but no team wants to copy the success of the Patriots.
I guess that will be the game I watch tomorrowhttps://www.windycitygridiron.com/2...-comp-pick-nfl-draft-montgomery-special-teams
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Thank you! I've been good just took a break from sports for a while. Thinking about doing highlight videos again if I can find the time. Just have to look through the college football section here to see which teams I should be looking atDWID1984 Damn good to see you still post! How are you man? I still watch your videos! You were a Highlight Tape machine, thanks for all your Hard work!!!
Spot on analysis. Totally agree and they should be able to beat Denver without him. I want him to come back not only healthy, but fired up and help propel the Vikes deep in the playoffs. SB is the goal.As much as I want to see Adam Thielen play this Sunday against the Broncos I hope he doesn't. Why do you ask? Because the big picture is more important. The Vikings have a bye
week coming up after playing Denver. So basically Thielen will have 2 to 3 more weeks of resting it. He can return for the final 6 games and take his frustration out on the league. I'm
hoping that with this injury, it will keep him alot more fresh for the playoffs. Adam Thielen is 29 years old and the Vikings will need him at full strength to have any chance of winning in
the playoffs. So think big picture here guys.
Jags Signed TE Nick O'Leary
When your players have mailed it in it's impossible to win, The Giants defensive secondary quit on Ben McAdoo and allowed huge run after catch plays because the safeties weren't interested in sticking their noses in tough tackling situations and just rode offensive players for an extra 20 yards on plays.Video of Duhwayne Haskins on the sidelines pleading with his O-line for help has surfaced. It showed an uninterested and nearly unresponsive O-line. This is not a good sign for your franchise 1/4 back. His O-line doesn’t respect him.
Video of Duhwayne Haskins on the sidelines pleading with his O-line for help has surfaced. It showed an uninterested and nearly unresponsive O-line. This is not a good sign for your franchise 1/4 back. His O-line doesn’t respect him.