Thursday Pressers

[Jackie Lee]

 

[Jackie Lee]

 

[The Natural]

18 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

Not even to explain why it was called and how to avoid getting another flag like it? Ok coach

He didn't do anything wrong on that play. What do you want him to tell him? "Brian, maybe don't rush the QB next time."

[MasterAwesome]

21 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

Not even to explain why it was called and how to avoid getting another flag like it? Ok coach

It was called because of referee incompetence.  Avoid getting another flag like it by doing exactly what you did because it was a good, clean play.  There you go. 

The thought of coaches wasting valuable practice time discussing how to avoid bad officiating is just about the most pointless endeavor I can imagine.

[CRA]

Phil Snow doesn’t want people to worry about winning or losing.  
 

pretty sure this is the mentality Cam Newton spoke of when he arrived in 2011 that needed to be done away with.  He was right then. 

[SteveSmithTD89]

44 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

It was called because of referee incompetence.  Avoid getting another flag like it by doing exactly what you did because it was a good, clean play.  There you go. 

The thought of coaches wasting valuable practice time discussing how to avoid bad officiating is just about the most pointless endeavor I can imagine.

 

50 minutes ago, The Natural said:

He didn't do anything wrong on that play. What do you want him to tell him? "Brian, maybe don't rush the QB next time."

 

1 hour ago, Jackie Lee said:

Not even to explain why it was called and how to avoid getting another flag like it? Ok coach

I stood right there screaming from the rooftops this was a bad call but... it really wasnt. 

Panthers in their mic'd up video they posted of Luvu showed an angle I hadn't seen where its pretty obvious Burns hits the QB in the facemask/neck area which would be a penalty. 

I think its a soft call but could at least understand why that flag was thrown. 

 

 

Link if you want to watch in real time. 

 

[Snake]

Back to basics? I mean we just left TC.

[TheCasillas]

5 minutes ago, Snake said:

Back to basics? I mean we just left TC.

well tackling is a basic part of the game, haha and we missed 17 of those. Maybe back to the basics is the right thing to do. 

[Jackie Lee]

11 minutes ago, SteveSmithTD89 said:

 

 

I stood right there screaming from the rooftops this was a bad call but... it really wasnt. 

Panthers in their mic'd up video they posted of Luvu showed an angle I hadn't seen where its pretty obvious Burns hits the QB in the facemask/neck area which would be a penalty. 

I think its a soft call but could at least understand why that flag was thrown. 

 

 

Link if you want to watch in real time. 

 

And this, I've seen worse not get called but hard to argue with these angles

 

[CRA]

1 hour ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

this is the annoying BS.  Where they pretend like a problem was evident beforehand. 

Baker and Elflien fumbled the exchange in the preseason game.  When they were fumbling the exchange on Sunday it was live tweeted that they had issues in practice leading up the Browns game with it. 

Baker didn't get starter reps.  And he often was paired up with Bozeman and not working w/ the same center. 

and it was so evident we talked specifically about the exchange issue and how it likely could be a problem as the season started. 

[rayzor]

1 hour ago, Jackie Lee said:

 

So what is plan B when every team you gave does the same thing?.....which they will, btw.

[rayzor]

12 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

well tackling is a basic part of the game, haha and we missed 17 of those. Maybe back to the basics is the right thing to do. 

Or get a HC and a DC who know what the basics are?

[PNW_PantherMan]

So the two times I recall Brian Burns making contact with the QB.  The play where he grabbed on to Brissett's leg while he threw the ball away and this roughing the passer helmet to helmet contact.  Not exactly what we need from someone who's supposed to be such an impact player on our defense.

[TheCasillas]

5 minutes ago, rayzor said:

Or get a HC and a DC who know what the basics are?

Im not sure how a HC or DC could teach a player who has been playing football all of their lives how to tackle. It just seems like a pre-requisite coming to the NFL. But what I know?