i'm pretty sure Garcon lines up on the right which would put him on Nnamdi.Nnamdi will be in his normal spot, which will put him on Wayne the entire game.
this would make blair white the play. gonzo plays the slot. also tamme will also be in a postion for a big game if what you say is true.The last time Indy and Oakland played Gonzalez led the Colts receivers in yards, catches, and TDs. I would not be shocked if the situation was similar with Garcon/Wayne on Sunday. I see a lot of upside for Garcon because of his big play ability and Oakland's tendency to ask their DBs to cover man to man deep with no help.
Gonzo was in the slot in 2007? If so, who was the WR2 opposite Wayne? Marvin was gone by that point in the season. I can't even think of who else the Colts who would have been opposite Wayne at that point.this would make blair white the play. gonzo plays the slot. also tamme will also be in a postion for a big game if what you say is true.The last time Indy and Oakland played Gonzalez led the Colts receivers in yards, catches, and TDs. I would not be shocked if the situation was similar with Garcon/Wayne on Sunday. I see a lot of upside for Garcon because of his big play ability and Oakland's tendency to ask their DBs to cover man to man deep with no help.
oh 2007 LOL. cmon, we're not gonna use a 3 year old game is an indicator of this game.Gonzo was in the slot in 2007? If so, who was the WR2 opposite Wayne? Marvin was gone by that point in the season. I can't even think of who else the Colts who would have been opposite Wayne at that point.this would make blair white the play. gonzo plays the slot. also tamme will also be in a postion for a big game if what you say is true.The last time Indy and Oakland played Gonzalez led the Colts receivers in yards, catches, and TDs. I would not be shocked if the situation was similar with Garcon/Wayne on Sunday. I see a lot of upside for Garcon because of his big play ability and Oakland's tendency to ask their DBs to cover man to man deep with no help.
Garcon does line up on the right, but Nnamdi covers the WR lined up left side of the offense.http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-fantasy/0900...line-26-yd-passi'm pretty sure Garcon lines up on the right which would put him on Nnamdi.Nnamdi will be in his normal spot, which will put him on Wayne the entire game.
thanks for the vid. i thought Nnamdi lines up on the left? Thats how he is listed on the depth chart.Garcon does line up on the right, but Nnamdi covers the WR lined up left side of the offense.http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-fantasy/0900...line-26-yd-passi'm pretty sure Garcon lines up on the right which would put him on Nnamdi.Nnamdi will be in his normal spot, which will put him on Wayne the entire game.
Yeah I don't know why but the depth chart is wrong.thanks for the vid. i thought Nnamdi lines up on the left? Thats how he is listed on the depth chart.Garcon does line up on the right, but Nnamdi covers the WR lined up left side of the offense.http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-fantasy/0900...line-26-yd-passi'm pretty sure Garcon lines up on the right which would put him on Nnamdi.Nnamdi will be in his normal spot, which will put him on Wayne the entire game.
Well is was 3 years ago, but it was still Manning/Wayne/#2 Indy WR (at the time Gonzalez, now Garcon) vs Nnamdi/Routt starting at CB for Oakland and that is how it played out.oh 2007 LOL. cmon, we're not gonna use a 3 year old game is an indicator of this game.Gonzo was in the slot in 2007? If so, who was the WR2 opposite Wayne? Marvin was gone by that point in the season. I can't even think of who else the Colts who would have been opposite Wayne at that point.this would make blair white the play. gonzo plays the slot. also tamme will also be in a postion for a big game if what you say is true.The last time Indy and Oakland played Gonzalez led the Colts receivers in yards, catches, and TDs. I would not be shocked if the situation was similar with Garcon/Wayne on Sunday. I see a lot of upside for Garcon because of his big play ability and Oakland's tendency to ask their DBs to cover man to man deep with no help.
Like Namdi, Wayne usually always goes to his same spot in the formationSince Nnamdi doesnt play all over the field, won;t the colts move wayne all around to exploit the matchups?
alright that settles it then. thanks!Like Namdi, Wayne usually always goes to his same spot in the formationSince Nnamdi doesnt play all over the field, won;t the colts move wayne all around to exploit the matchups?