Unsung Heroes

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On 9/23/2019 at 10:03 AM, MHS831 said:

Jackson show a weakness in tackling, but he also feasted when AZ was in desperation passing mode. He is a gambler--for sure.  I would not throw his way if I were a QB.

He have to be a gambler,he is too light in weight.

[Khyber53]

Shaq was everywhere on defense. He is definitely proving the doubters wrong. The guy is thriving and we're lucky to have him.

Jarius Wright made a couple of key catches.

Paradis did a good job calling protections and Allen always seemed to be moving in the right ways to help it. Good teamwork between the two.

Ray Ray busted a big one, too bad it got called back. I like the guy and I think he's going to be good. 

Joey Slye is the real deal. Great story and great leg.

And tempo was outstanding. We were playing like we always knew what the play was, got out of the huddles quickly and executed well. Not too shabby for a young QB in his second start ever. I think he must have Norv's system down pat.

[BrianS]

On 9/22/2019 at 10:03 PM, Mr. Scot said:

Yeah, and to be fair that second one especially was a horrible throw.

He's exploitable on run defense. That's a problem.

What!?!?

That second INT was one of the most amazing INT's we're like to see this SEASON.  The "highlight" television angle doesn't show at all what a great play that was.  Donte was entering Michael Jordan territory to get up and pull that down.  Cam could only dream that KB / Funch had that kind of vertical.

Surely  you mean the first INT.

The point about the run defense tho . . . yea, the complete WHIFF when he had a chance to stop Johnson for a loss near the goal line was just plain bad.

[Wolfpack352]

Yes....so they showed some replays last night when talking about the Panthers, anyone have like a gif or clip of Jackson leaping into the air to pull that ball down, like Holy Smokes that guy was sky high!!!  It was beautiful!!!!

[MHS831]

21 hours ago, mc52beast said:

Jackson: dude is like a freaking roller coaster. He’ll whiff on a tackle or lose his man in coverage and then the next play he’s stopping a guy for no gain or getting an interception. Dude needs to level out.

Lots of people here we’re talking trash about GVR, but he’s a decent guard. 
 

Little: when given the reps and adequate time to get comfortable playing against NFL caliber ends I think he’s going to be very good.. maybe better than Gross

Williams: straight up trash at LT

Olsen: yeh, let’s talk about Olsen. The guy everyone said was washed up, needed to go to the booth. 

Gross was damn good, so you give Little high praise--however, if you look at his measurables (hand size, arm length, etc.) he is a monster.  The only thing we need is for the light to come on upstairs and some muscle...Jackson is high risk, high reward, for sure....GVR is a good pulling guard.  They really did not attack that side like they should have.  Just as Cam has recently made Olsen look bad, Allen made him look good.  He was open, and that is something.  But if you put the ball where Olsen can catch it---especially if you hit him in stride--he is a stud.

[saX man]

Let us not forget CURTIS SAMUEL had 2 insanely critical completions on third down.

One being his touchdown after Kyle had to scramble out of pocket and the other being his toe dance on the sideline.  Kyle threw two beauties but both plays took proper execution and separation along with critical in-bounds awareness by Curtis. 

Salud Samuel. 

[shaqattaq]

1 hour ago, saX man said:

Let us not forget CURTIS SAMUEL had 2 insanely critical completions on third down.

One being his touchdown after Kyle had to scramble out of pocket and the other being his toe dance on the sideline.  Kyle threw two beauties but both plays took proper execution and separation along with critical in-bounds awareness by Curtis. 

Salud Samuel. 

He also had a key block on the Moore TD, and opened up Olsen on one of his TD's by pulling the safety into coverage. Or at least thats how I remember it.