10-17-2011, 08:44 AM
I pretty much agree on JRP. The ball was underthrown badly, and you would expect the WR to try to make a play on the ball even if underthrown. But I think it is fair to play a bit of Devil's Advocate here. It is possible that given how accurate Luck usually is, JRP never even conceived the ball would be thrown so short.
As for WRs in general, it's really odd how little they produce. But if the TEs are going to be so effective, then just go with it.Â
I can't believe nobody has pointed out the most impressive unit on the field on Saturday, and that was the secondary, or should I say "much maligned secondary?" Thomas, Bernard, and Howell all made big plays, and the coverage and tackling was superb. Browning and Brown were particularly impressive to me. They are practically clones of each other. Bademosi was of course screwed on the first PI call at minimum, but he was very good as well. Carrington seems to be the weak link as he isn't very fast, but he is definitely physical.
Another guy that played well on offense was Kevin Danser at LG when he got a chance to play. Might he be better than Yankey?
As for WRs in general, it's really odd how little they produce. But if the TEs are going to be so effective, then just go with it.Â
I can't believe nobody has pointed out the most impressive unit on the field on Saturday, and that was the secondary, or should I say "much maligned secondary?" Thomas, Bernard, and Howell all made big plays, and the coverage and tackling was superb. Browning and Brown were particularly impressive to me. They are practically clones of each other. Bademosi was of course screwed on the first PI call at minimum, but he was very good as well. Carrington seems to be the weak link as he isn't very fast, but he is definitely physical.
Another guy that played well on offense was Kevin Danser at LG when he got a chance to play. Might he be better than Yankey?