Hogan video

[Jeremy Igo]

Hmmmm... Looks like more of a hold to me.

 

 

[TheRumGone]

Still can’t separate? He led the league in separation yards last year. 

[WarHeel]

That’s a flag 9 times out of 10

[Tbe]

There was a better target on that rep anyway. 

[Hoenheim]

Defender was touching him the entire time and never let him go, flag flag flag flag flag

 

[Sasquatch]

 

31 minutes ago, Hoenheim said:

Defender was touching him the entire time and never let him go, flag flag flag flag flag

 

Defenders are entitled to the ground as much as the WR. Jackson stayed in front, contact initiated by Hogan up until the cut to the outside, then Jackson clearly has the hold on the jersey.

[Jeremy Igo]

16 minutes ago, Sasquatch said:

 

Defenders are entitled to the ground as much as the WR. Jackson stayed in front, contact initiated by Hogan up until the cut to the outside, then Jackson clearly has the hold on the jersey.

Yep, good coverage up until Hogan breaked. The there was a hold

[raz]

4 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Yep, good coverage up until Hogan breaked. The there was a hold

breaked?   oh, have another cup jeremy.    we started using 'broke' recently.  lack of protein may be affecting you

[Sasquatch]

Note Hogan's collar

[45catfan]

DJ said in an interview he was studying film harder this year and relying less on his speed; utilizing more technique.  That technique right there is a 5-yard penalty and an automatic first down for the offense.

[Manther]

It seems that often when the pats let guys go, they don't look as spectacular.  I think belechek and co just know how to scheme to emphasize a players strengths and minimize the weaknesses.  Hogan is a really good reciever, but I bet the route trees in ne, combined with brady's quick reads, made Hogan's job easier.

[Waldo]

Looks solid for a #4 WR

[45catfan]

1 minute ago, Waldo said:

Looks solid for a #4 WR

I honestly think he's battling Wright for the #3 spot.  Either way it's nice to be solidly four-deep, if not more, at WR.  That still leaves Smith, Robinson, Ross and now Mickens to battle it out for the last spot or two.  That's quality depth the likes this team has never seen before.

[Navy_football]

I haven't heard anything about Ross. Dude was a baller at Washington stuck behind pro-bowl talent and high draft picks. He can play at this level, even with limited opportunities. Everyone can't do that.