This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Sherman does stay on one side which is the offense's right side. Last year in SF/Seattle's two matchup where Crabtree played (he was out the first game) Crabtree was primarily lined up against Sherman. In those two games, Crabtree had a total of 8 catches for 92 yards and no Td's. Boldin had 11 catches for 146 and 1TD in those two games.newbetterbucs07 said:
Wait, what now? I have no problem with them mocking the hypocritical NFL, but this was hardly clever. I'm actually a little embarrassed for him if this was the headliner for a "wait until my press conference" threat. I was honestly expecting much better after hearing he said that. Personally, this performance can be summed up in two words: wamp wampDinkle Heimer said:
In the week 2 matchup that Crabtree missed, Sherman shadowed Boldin and the results weren't good for Anquan: 1 catch for 7 yards. If Sherman is looking for a challenge again, I'd guess he'd ask to take Boldin over Crabtree...
it's funny that Sherman is known for being outspoken and articulate because he pretty much sucks talking in front of groups. He sounds like a little kid doing a class presentation - his voice waivers, he sounds too rehearsed and yet unprepared in his delivery, etc... it seems like someone who has a fear of public speaking but is trying to work through it.
Thanks, I did.
Totally disagree. What were you were expecting, a speech on diaologics as an art of discourse in Dostoevsky's prose, or a Hawking treatise on how quantum decoherence explains the subjective appearance of wavefunction collapse? Puh-leeze.
Not sure ...I think he could be much better. He's extremely intelligent, just wish he used his influence in a better way. Russell Wilson needs an outspoken teammate... Sherman IS that- but I just wish he was more of the leader type. It would be nice to see him carry himself more like professional... The whole "I'm great" and jabbing at his opponents after a win is tired. He's very quite when they loose ...
My post was directed at the scientist guy who said don't test the best.Carry on, RN. We're on the same page now. LolI thought it was funny.
No, that's actually my fault. I would have known to whom you were replying had ITS not been on ignore.My post was directed at the scientist guy who said don't test the best.I thought it was funny.
Carry on, RN. We're on the same page now. Lol
I should do the same, but I actually enjoy seeing his posts. Not he content, but just to remind me that no matter how bad my life gets, its still better than his.No, that's actually my fault. I would have known to whom you were replying had ITS not been on ignore.My post was directed at the scientist guy who said don't test the best.I thought it was funny.
Carry on, RN. We're on the same page now. Lol
Yup. Also fans of great CB play.
Good point. Maybe I'll take him off ignore now as well. I wish FBG would post some stats about the user that is ignore the most. It's probably him. Definitely top 5.I should do the same, but I actually enjoy seeing his posts. Not he content, but just to remind me that no matter how bad my life gets, its still better than his.No, that's actually my fault. I would have known to whom you were replying had ITS not been on ignore.My post was directed at the scientist guy who said don't test the best.I thought it was funny.
Carry on, RN. We're on the same page now. Lol
Immediately I would say Earl Thomas--I don't think there is anyone who would disagree as he has influence across every aspect of the defense. Outside of that however, I'm not so sure in a passing league I would put anyone else there. I suppose you could make a strong case for Bobby Wagner given how different the defense looks when he out there. But taking away 1/3 of the field the QB wants to throw toward and with little help over top, I'm not sure he isn't #2. I think there are folks who try to minimize his impact on the field.Chaka said:
Peterson's stats would suggest that he play's football like an ### clown.proninja said:
Let's just ignore the fact that Sherman has the most INTs in the league (by a wide margin) and most passes defended in the league since entering in 2011. All this while being the least targeted CB...yeah, nowhere near the best.
"Puh-leeze"? Really? No, I was expecting something semi-clever after his "wait until my press conference" statement. What's funny is you whine about "over-scripted, canned" lines, yet this was obviously very scripted and canned. I don't disagree with him, I just found it completely lame. I totally agree with the guy below when he says Sherman sounds like he rehearsed it but still wasn't prepared. The content was weak and the delivery was poor. He's on the right track, but a 5th grader could have written and given that presentation just as well.
Spot on.
True, but what did his best season look like?
Funny. Peterson is no where near Sherman's level. Yes, Peterson is an amazing athlete and can do some awesome things on the field. He is not the consistent force that Sherman is in every single game. We were trying to tell you this but you wouldn't listen, maybe now you can start to realize how wrong you were.jurb26 said:
No you were trying to, inaccurately, explain cover 3 and the base Sea D.
When was that? He's never looked better than Sherman or a healthy Revis. He lacks their technique and knowledge, though he is a fantastic athlete.
