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Re: Barry Sanders and the RB rotation - CowboyIndian - 10-11-2014
(10-11-2014, 10:24 AM)OutsiderFan link Wrote:This isn't Little League where everyone gets a trophy for trying. Everyone works their tail off to get opportunities to play and for the team to win. The best players who give the team the best opportunity to win should be playing. Whenever someone who isn't performing gets supplanted by someone who performs better, that is a good thing for the team, and pleases me on many levels.
Your no-holds-barred Internet realism is getting me aroused.
Re: Barry Sanders and the RB rotation - fullmetal - 10-11-2014
(10-11-2014, 10:24 AM)OutsiderFan link Wrote:The best offensive scheme that gives the team the best opportunity to win should be played. Whenever an offensive philosophy that isn't performing gets supplanted by an offensive scheme that performs better, that is a good thing for the team, and pleases me on many levels.
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Re: Barry Sanders and the RB rotation - pefloresjr - 10-11-2014
Plus one for internet arousal caused by The Cardboard. More signal, less noise is always better for internet arousal. ;)
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Re: McCaffrey and Sanders - CornFed - 10-11-2014
Quote:The broadcast crew pointed out that on his early inside run, he missed a (easy)cut through an opening upfield and sort of plowed into his own blocker trying to cut outside. One play, but one of several over the games so far. Not sure this is a critique of Sanders, or just an observation that none of our RBs plays enough with the unit to develop timing and instincts.
It wasn't Sanders. They made a comment somewhat like that about Young early in the second quarter, and they made critical remarks about Wright later in the second half. Cannot find such comments about Sanders.
Also, I had thought Sanders had gotten his first start in this game, but looking through again I see that Wright was in for the first play.