tomwvr
The Starter
Every single one of the first round DLine picks by this team never played up to what they were supposed to be. Payne and Young were the worst of them all
Any play that is 90% successful, despite the defense know that it is coming, is unsportsmanlike.I think it's perfectly fine that he said what he said. Remember a few years ago when fans were upset at Ravens players mauling WRs towards the end of games? I forget what the benefit was, but there was a clear one at the time. Sometimes, you've got to put your foot down and say enough is enough. We'd be livid if it was Daniels getting flattened every play by a linebacker jumping over the line before the ball is snapped. It was entertaining for me to watch, but it's also an injury risk to let it go on indefinitely.
Then the team should have been more than he is out with its report. Details. With how Payne has played all year this just felt like a let down . And Payne himself was silentThat, and we absolutely would have obliterated them if we had thrown our second game with them.
Really? Your proof that he didn't try to convince the medical staff he was fine is because you didn't see him on the field? You're a reasonable poster most times, but this is unreasonable. I won't say Payne was awesome or anything, but if he's injured and the medical staff says he's done, he's done. You don't know better than the team's staff.
If a team gets a set of players who are capable of running a play to perfection, it is not the NFL's responsibility to punish them for being good. Good team's keep them in third and longs enough times to beat them. We even did it ourselves a few times.Any play that is 90% successful, despite the defense know that it is coming, is unsportsmanlike.
The fault should lie with the ****eaters running it as a short yardage offense, and not those desperately trying to stop it.
nah, I meant his tone. he was angry lol. those were in no way intentional, especially the first and third one. first was them just trying to anticipate snap. third, they jumped on a hard count. then Hochuli decided to use his pissy voice. I have no problem with the rule.I think it's perfectly fine that he said what he said. Remember a few years ago when fans were upset at Ravens players mauling WRs towards the end of games? I forget what the benefit was, but there was a clear one at the time. Sometimes, you've got to put your foot down and say enough is enough. We'd be livid if it was Daniels getting flattened every play by a linebacker jumping over the line before the ball is snapped. It was entertaining for me to watch, but it's also an injury risk to let it go on indefinitely.
So if the Skins had a dominant Oline and employed the Tush Push, you'd be mad about that,right? You'd want it outlawed, correct?Any play that is 90% successful, despite the defense know that it is coming, is unsportsmanlike.
The fault should lie with the ****eaters running it as a short yardage offense, and not those desperately trying to stop it.
Does the team need to publish a player's full medical record every time he visits a doctor? Do they need to put a red circle around his fracture on an x-ray so that the fans get the full details? Or are you saying that this team's staff is so unqualified that fans can decide better than the staff on how injured their personnel are, and that he staff can't decide what to do without the fans' input on player's medical history?Then the team should have been more than he is out with its report. Details. With how Payne has played all year this just felt like a let down . And Payne himself was silent
If the league had a rule that banned it but refused to stop it and then changed the rule to allow it I would not defend itSo if the Skins had a dominant Oline and employed the Tush Push, you'd be mad about that,right? You'd want it outlawed, correct?
Yeah... it's pretty lame to watch. I wouldn't care for it....So if the Skins had a dominant Oline and employed the Tush Push, you'd be mad about that,right? You'd want it outlawed, correct?
No but they have to follow league rules and it felt like they did not - just like the rams not putting their QB on the report with broken ribs...Does the team need to publish a player's full medical record every time he visits a doctor? Do they need to put a red circle around his fracture on an x-ray so that the fans get the full details? Or are you saying that this team's staff is so unqualified that fans can decide better than the staff on how injured their personnel are, and that he staff can't decide what to do without the fans' input on player's medical history?
Glad you're not the GM. Oline needs talent. I would like to get back to our roots of pushing people around in the run game.I think our OL is fine. Injuries took their toll but the pocket today vs the #1 was pretty damn good. Our run game/scheme was lacking but think much of that was BRob and Kliff running into the teeth of the D far too often. Was hoping for a lifeline and CRod to be active but coaches fav McNichols fumbled instead.
I haven't heard of any league rules about needing to tell fans exactly how injured "injured" means. When teams say a player is questionable to return, nobody bats an eye. Why is this now the breaking point aside from misguided anger?No but they have to follow league rules and it felt like they did not - just like the rams not putting their QB on the report with broken ribs...
Agree. I think our oline overachieved like so many other units did this year. I think our starters are okay, but the drop off to our depth is rough. That said, I actually think Scott seemed to hold up pretty well playing out of position. One of the few who probably deserve credit for a good game (unless the tape later proves otherwise.)Glad you're not the GM. Oline needs talent. I would like to get back to our roots of pushing people around in the run game.
Yeah, disagreed with ya earlier, but agree with ya here....if a player wants to play with an injury and is on the active roster, what's the issue?I haven't heard of any league rules about needing to tell fans exactly how injured "injured" means. When teams say a player is questionable to return, nobody bats an eye. Why is this now the breaking point aside from misguided anger?

So if the Skins had a dominant Oline and employed the Tush Push, you'd be mad about that,right? You'd want it outlawed, correct?