Commanders Post at The Warpath - View Single Post - Time to move up some practice squad players

30gut · 11-20-2010, 11:13 AM

Joey Galloway should only run 2 routes, he's never been a complete WR.
It makes no sense for the coaches to have him running deep square ins or deep outs.
He doesn't cut and plant sharply, he's not strong, he doesn't stop and start well.
But, he still has above average straight line speed.

If he's on the field i only want to see him run 2 routes:

o go/fly/9 route-straight line sprint

o deep post

Before they start bringing people up from the practice squad they might want to make better use of the talent we have.

Why not give Armstrong more targets?
Why is Fred Davis an after thought?
He imho deserves and proved that he can produce a bigger part of the passing game.
You would think that after Moss and Cooley; Davis would be the No.3 option?
Brandon Banks is shifty and has speed that should be able to find ways to get him the ball in space.

I was watching NFL playbook yesterday and Solomon Wilcox said something that agree with (paraphrase): "Coaches should think of players not of plays when they create offense"

11-20-2010, 11:13 AM	#30
30gut Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,323	Re: Time to move up some practice squad players Joey Galloway should only run 2 routes, he's never been a complete WR. It makes no sense for the coaches to have him running deep square ins or deep outs. He doesn't cut and plant sharply, he's not strong, he doesn't stop and start well. But, he still has above average straight line speed. If he's on the field i only want to see him run 2 routes: o go/fly/9 route-straight line sprint o deep post Before they start bringing people up from the practice squad they might want to make better use of the talent we have. Why not give Armstrong *more* targets? Why is Fred Davis an after thought? He imho deserves and proved that he can produce a bigger part of the passing game. You would think that after Moss and Cooley; Davis would be the No.3 option? Brandon Banks is shifty and has speed that should be able to find ways to get him the ball in space. I was watching NFL playbook yesterday and Solomon Wilcox said something that agree with (paraphrase): "Coaches should think of players not of plays when they create offense"