Redskins-Ravens: Gameday Thread

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by skinsnut

Stallworth hasn't shown much and Locklear is still learning but is probably at risk too.

Stallworth not doing great isn't a prob since that may mean keeping some rookie WRs or Banks...but I don't like backup RT's and backup ILB not doing well.

Overall the team looked solid...particularly in the first half...I am fine with either QB...it probably makes sense to start beck and have a vet backup...I really think Shanny is settled at RB since he didn't give any other RB's a shot tonight other than his projected top 2....Torrain is likely #3

Learning to what? Block? If you haven't learned that after 7 years, it might be time to reconsider your football career.

[skinsnut]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Learning to what? Block? If you haven't learned that after 7 years, it might be time to reconsider your football career.

Scheme, he's only been with the team...what ...2 weeks?

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by skinsnut

Scheme, he's only been with the team...what ...2 weeks?

I'm probably wrong because admittedly I dunno a thing about playbooks, but I would think blocking schemes aren't as hard to learn as it is QB reads and hot routes and WR routes and what not. I would think blocking stays pretty consistent from playbook to playbook. Outside of shifts, audibles and what not.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

I'm probably wrong because admittedly I dunno a thing about playbooks, but I would think blocking schemes aren't as hard to learn as it is QB reads and hot routes and WR routes and what not. I would think blocking stays pretty consistent from playbook to playbook. Outside of shifts, audibles and what not.

Well, it took our OL a full year to really come together. The zone blocking scheme takes a lot of continuity and timing.

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

I'm probably wrong because admittedly I dunno a thing about playbooks, but I would think blocking schemes aren't as hard to learn as it is QB reads and hot routes and WR routes and what not. I would think blocking stays pretty consistent from playbook to playbook. Outside of shifts, audibles and what not.

The zone scheme isn't hard to "learn" it is hard to perfect as a unit because it is a moving machine with multiple moving parts that have to synchronize their efforts. You have to have players with the proper skill set and some time together to develop the ubiquitous "chemistry".

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by FRPLG

The zone scheme isn't hard to "learn" it is hard to perfect as a unit because it is a moving machine with multiple moving parts that have to synchronize their efforts. You have to have players with the proper skill set and some time together to develop the ubiquitous "chemistry".

So basically you're a centipede. If you have a bum "leg" then the entire bug just kinda falls over.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Learning to what? Block? If you haven't learned that after 7 years, it might be time to reconsider your football career.

Good point. He sucks. Where did you say that dronk thread ids, again? I think I'm about ready to migrate over there now.