*cough* Also, Gronkowski *cough*It was always pretty cool seeing Bellicheck do it with Troy Brown.
*cough* Also, Gronkowski *cough*It was always pretty cool seeing Bellicheck do it with Troy Brown.
Haha. Oh right! Unfortunately Brown was pretty successful at it for a WR. Donk was successful for us.*cough* Also, Gronkowski *cough*
Like Tony Lippett?Cornerback with WR instincts. Wonder how many former receivers would have done changing positions to CB.
Why is this guy a ball hawk and INT leader?
Someone correct me if im wrong but its not a PI if the CB looks back for the ball?
Howard does this beautifully!
I would be ok if a TD is given up if the CB looked back for the ball. Ill live and die with that because its a higher success they break up the pass or INT.
Anyone agree with this? or am I missing an important element?
It all depends on if you’re trailing the receiver or in his hip pocket. If you’re trailing him and you turn your head around he’s going to get more separation.Why is this guy a ball hawk and INT leader?
Simple, the guy turns his head around and looks for the ball when its thrown up in the air.
How many of you feel my pain that when a ball is thrown at our corners, you see the WR looking up but the CB never looking back for the ball! Just trailing and putting their hands up when they are less then a foot away from the WR. JUST TURN AROUND! Its so frustrating to see that. If our CB's always look back for the ball there would be higher % of INT and also lower % PI against out CB's. Someone correct me if im wrong but its not a PI if the CB looks back for the ball?
Howard does this beautifully!
I would be ok if a TD is given up if the CB looked back for the ball. Ill live and die with that because its a higher success they break up the pass or INT.
Anyone agree with this? or am I missing an important element?
Minkah is an example of everything you look for in a rookie. He was asked to come into a new system and play 3 different positions and still did well.
He was put on the boundary last year and was not drafted as a boundary player.
touch the inside hip of the receiver with the back of your outside hand
Dang! I'm sitting here in my office chair and I don't have a clue
That's how Preston Williams forces a bunchI would think you could attack a CB who doesn’t turn his head with short back shoulder throws. If the WR has to run through the CB to get the football isn’t that a PI?