Slingin Sammy 33's - Bucs Game Review

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by hooskins

Just an FYI I think the Landry penalty was not called. They threw the flag but took it back because landry changed his position last second.

Also why dont you just call Cooley, Cooley lol. Good stuff otherwise.

That is correct. I remember seeing the hit and thinking that it was going to be called and then relieved when it was picked up.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

That is correct. I remember seeing the hit and thinking that it was going to be called and then relieved when it was picked up.

Yupp I had the game TiVOed and I remember going back and looking at the play. Don't get me wrong, Landry makes a ton of mistakes. That time, however, I think he realized he was almost about to hit the guy's back and he changed his angle ever so slightly.

When he actually thinks a bit more and plays, good things happen.

[Slingin Sammy 33]

Originally Posted by hooskins

Also why dont you just call Cooley, Cooley lol. Good stuff otherwise.

Pure laziness. In that one paragraph I knew I'd be typing Cooley a few times and got lazy.

[JLee9718]

In past years I've seen Portis make some very good blocks, but so far this year I haven't seen that much out of him. Is it because the coaches don't want to see him injured? Maybe Vinny will sign a college QB in the draft so he can get killed by the personnel around him.

[Slingin Sammy 33]

Originally Posted by JLee9718

In past years I've seen Portis make some very good blocks, but so far this year I haven't seen that much out of him. Is it because the coaches don't want to see him injured? Maybe Vinny will sign a college QB in the draft so he can get killed by the personnel around him.

At first cut so far, Portis does make some solid blocks this game, it appears he missed one assignment, but I can only make an educted guess at the pass-pro call. That may not have been his fault. Another he was taking on a DT and got driven back, not a bad block, just over matched by 80+ pounds.

From what I've looked at so far, it appears to be a total team effort on the offensive (yes, it was) side of the ball from coaching on down.