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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
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From a Land Down Under
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
Also it is funny what winning and losing does to peoples opinions of play calling. Players executed when they had to yesterday.
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...-sam-bradford/
"– After playing only 44 snaps in the first three weeks, sixth round rookie Kyshoen Jarrett (CB +3.1) was not overmatched versus the Eagles. Playing every defensive snap, Jarrett allowed three catches on seven targets for 23 yards. While his work in the passing game was very good, it was Jarrett’s work in run support that was impressive for a rookie corner; Jarrett had two stops in the run game on 17 run plays. If Jarrett is able to preform at a good level verse the run and pass, Washington should do well against teams that want to run outside." Top performers: OLB Trent Murphy (+6.1) CB Kyshoen Jarrett (+3.1) OL Trent Williams (+2.8) CB Bashaud Breeland (+2.6) OLB Ryan Kerrigan (+2.3
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
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Jarrett is kicking tail, especially considered where was drafted. I wonder if Jarrett could start on the outside CB if Cully can't go? |
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Camp Scrub
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Atlanta
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
Good- 1. Young players play with extra effort!! 2. Kirk bouncing back from last week and throughout the game. If he can put two in a row and with this one being on the road!! He can take a big step then. Garçon for making tough catches!! B. Bad- Leadership still lacking from Jay!! Too many players celebrating and talkingafter catching a pass, deflecting a pass or tackling someone after they gain a first down while we losing!! Jay need to tighten up d no se doing the game and players more focus and accountable!! This team can win easily win 10 games if he tighten up on d fooliness and let Kirk make more plays down d field!!
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From a Land Down Under
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
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Kirk will make plenty of plays downfield or atleast attempt to once we get a dude named D-JAX back.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Living Legend
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
I think it's safe to say that SM has hit on his first draft class.
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
I'd say SM needs to add TE to the list next year. Reed is a mess right now and has another concussion. He might be out for a while.
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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Raleigh NC
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
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Living Legend
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
Schefty says sprained MCL. Though concussion is a bigger deal IMO.
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
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Reed clearly has a reoccurring issue with concussions and that IMO should be a career ender. Frankly for the sake of his future he should probably not be in the NFL. It is Reed's fourth documented concussion since his days at the University of Florida. One in 2013, his rookie year, cost Reed the final six games of that season. It is one thing where you get some mild concussions that costs you a game or two, but to miss six weeks, that must have been really bad....and he continues to get them. That is really bad. I hope he is ok and do not mean to sound uncaring about his health. But we need to move on from him, he will never be healthy for any length of time and this type of head trauma injury/condition only gets worse, not better. You become more susceptible to concussions. |
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Location: Virginia
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
I've had 1 bad concussion. Maybe 1 or 2 decent head whips. It changed my life. They're no joke. We've all got our bell rung at some point and we're too worried about looking soft so we go back in. I've had sleep issues ever since. I've always considered it just a part of it and I don't regret the little football I played as a kid but those of you who went on to play college ball and a few that played a few years in the pros? I can't imagine how those types of hits add up over time. Once you've had a few serious concussions, you've made a little money, go home and enjoy it before you screw yourself up big time. These aren't broken bones, they don't just heal up like they never happened.
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The Starter
Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Virginia
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Re: The Gud, the bad and the Great. Eagles Post Game Reactions
Several of you guys in this thread rightfully recognized Big Swaggy Baker. He crushed the Eagles pocket play after play.
I didn't realize he was a starter till I saw this article: Redskins' Gruden: 'They have to earn the right to be a starter' | CSN Mid-Atlantic |
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