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Good luck covering you in the red zone? Maclin and DeSean Jackson are from red zone threats, my friend.
Crossing routes are effective from 10 yards and out of the end zone, especially with a guy like Maclin with his great YAC ability. You run crossing routes with guys like Curtis, DeSean, Maclin, Avant and/or Baskett and someone will be open. Our redzone will be better, just not from 10 yards in. From the 20-10 we'll be solid, and still significantly better within the 10 since we got Weaver from Seattle. Plus, you should get to know the name Brent Celek. ;D
Good luck covering you in the red zone? Maclin and DeSean Jackson are from red zone threats, my friend.
Crossing routes are effective from 10 yards and out of the end zone, especially with a guy like Maclin with his great YAC ability. You run crossing routes with guys like Curtis, DeSean, Maclin, Avant and/or Baskett and someone will be open. Our redzone will be better, just not from 10 yards in. From the 20-10 we'll be solid, and still significantly better within the 10 since we got Weaver from Seattle. Plus, you should get to know the name Brent Celek. ;D
^This. Brent Celek is someone that other teams still underestimate even after his breakout play at the end of the season. Plus he had clutch touchdown receptions in the playoffs. A great receiving tight end
Good luck covering you in the red zone? Maclin and DeSean Jackson are from red zone threats, my friend.
Crossing routes are effective from 10 yards and out of the end zone, especially with a guy like Maclin with his great YAC ability. You run crossing routes with guys like Curtis, DeSean, Maclin, Avant and/or Baskett and someone will be open. Our redzone will be better, just not from 10 yards in. From the 20-10 we'll be solid, and still significantly better within the 10 since we got Weaver from Seattle. Plus, you should get to know the name Brent Celek. ;D
True, crossing routes can be effective there, but against a likely tight zone coverage in the goal area, undersized receivers with relatively low football IQ are gonna have a hard time finding daylight. Don't get me wrong, I love Desean and I think Maclin could be a stud, but I think they'll be doing most of their damage on seam routes and big plays after the catch on screens/short passes.
6/18: Phish in Hartford 6/25: Phish in Camden 7/2-7/4: Nateva 7/17: God Street Wine at Irving Plaza 7/23-7/25: String Cheese at Red Rocks!! 8/17-8/18: Phish at Jones Beach 9/3: Rush at PNC
This Bonnaroo lineup is in dire need of some Rush.
Post by Hipster Doofus on Apr 27, 2009 16:12:56 GMT -5
Interesting pick by my Dolphins going with Pat White in the second round. I don't know what to make of it until I see how they're going to use him, but as annoying as all the wildcat hype got last year, this pretty much ensures it'll be a staple of the offense again, only now with more variety. I have heard that they've drafted him solely as a QB...for the wildcat, and to battle Henne for the backup spot this year, and probably starting spot next year. I think Henne definitely has a future, but White sure is intriguing. His arm really isn't as bad as people make it out to be. Who knows, they'll probably end up using him like Kordell in the end, but I'm glad they're giving him a shot.
Miami picked up a couple corners, which they needed, but I'm not thrilled at all with the WR's they got. Patrick Turner has the size they need, but he's pretty much been a bust since being the top WR to come out of high school. And Brian Hartline? Shit. No comment.
Post by awolfatthedoor on Apr 27, 2009 18:11:16 GMT -5
With where White got picked that means they expect him to start somewhere at least by 3 years. The Eagles will managed to score fine with two great tackles, a kinda mobile qb if healthy, and two wr with kr/pr mentality. Add that plus all the other weapons they'll be fine and a sure wild card winner.
Post by candyflippedaround on Apr 27, 2009 23:48:07 GMT -5
i never know who the players are that the patriots draft until after they start playing for us. but im glad to see picks used on the secondary because if you watched just one game the last two year you would know that is the biggest weakness, and i am glad we got rid of ellis hobbs because i am still bitter about the super bowl.
With where White got picked that means they expect him to start somewhere at least by 3 years.
Weird fact, this is the third straight year Miami has drafted a QB in the second round. I do think Henne is their man. But of course I'm a little biased, being a huge Michigan fan.
With where White got picked that means they expect him to start somewhere at least by 3 years.
Weird fact, this is the third straight year Miami has drafted a QB in the second round. I do think Henne is their man. But of course I'm a little biased, being a huge Michigan fan.
Henne seems to have potential to be a decent starting QB in the NFL. Pat White cannot be an every down starting QB IMO. That's why I was slightly confused and definitely intrigued by Parcells picking him that early.
Post by noeysasquatch on Apr 28, 2009 17:10:22 GMT -5
^I agree whith both of you that it is more likely that Henne will be a starter in the future than White. White will fit well into their wildcat system that they run, and his speed could allow them to plug him effectively into the wildcat by putting him in a variety of positions on the field.