Apologies to Pierre Thomas

Choupique · 12-28-2010, 07:27 AM

If we line up the entire team on one side of the field and reggie on the other the opposing team would triple cover him.

If we line up Pierre on one side of the field and the entire team on the other side the opposing team would single cover him.

It is hard being great when you're double teamed from jump street.

How soon some of you turn on our players and coaches. Some of you must be LSU fans.

subguy · 12-28-2010, 07:31 AM

Originally Posted by Choupique

If we line up the entire team on one side of the field and reggie on the other the opposing team would triple cover him.

If we line up Pierre on one side of the field and the entire team on the other side the opposing team would single cover him.

It is hard being great when you're double teamed from jump street.

How soon some of you turn on our players and coaches. Some of you must be LSU fans.

Huh?

skymike · 12-28-2010, 07:41 AM

Originally Posted by Choupique

If we line up the entire team on one side of the field and reggie on the other the opposing team would triple cover him.
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wow, choupique, strangely, I agree with you. There's always 3 guys on Reggie.

Im a fan of both Reggie and Pierre.

Danno · 12-28-2010, 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by skymike

wow, choupique, strangely, I agree with you. There's always 3 guys on Reggie.

Im a fan of both Reggie and Pierre.

Mike, which plays last night had 3 Falcons on Reggie?

CashAndFlash · 12-28-2010, 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

Mike, which plays last night had 3 Falcons on Reggie?

Danno, I usually agree with you, but I think you're off the mark here. Reggie may not literally have 3 guys on him at all times, but there's usually at least 2, with a third waiting to pounce.

Danno · 12-28-2010, 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by CashAndFlash

Danno, I usually agree with you, but I think you're off the mark here. Reggie may not literally have 3 guys on him at all times, but there's usually at least 2, with a third waiting to pounce.

Which plays were those? I'm just curious because maybe I don't know what a true double or triple team looks like.

From what I saw last night he was never triple teamed, and I really can't remember when he was even double teamed. I saw a DB follow him when he went in motion, but thats not a double team.

Point to a play or two so I can educate myself. It shouldn't be hard if it was done on every play.

I'll rewatch tonight to see all of those double and triple teams I must have missed.

CashAndFlash · 12-28-2010, 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

Which plays were those? I'm just curious because maybe I don't know what a true double or triple team looks like.

From what I saw last night he was never triple teamed, and I really can't remember when he was even double teamed. I saw a DB follow him when he went in motion, but thats not a double team.

Point to a play or two so I can educate myself. It shouldn't be hard if it was done on every play.

I'll rewatch tonight to see all of those double and triple teams I must have missed.

I didn't get a chance to see the game last night, but it's obvious in person. I doubt you'll be able to tell just by watching on TV.

Danno · 12-28-2010, 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by CashAndFlash

I didn't get a chance to see the game last night, but it's obvious in person. I doubt you'll be able to tell just by watching on TV.

You mean you can't tell if a RB is triple teamed on TV?

Hmm, thats a head scratcher.

So I wonder... if he's truly tripleteamed on every play, why in the world would he ever come out of the game? His mere presence gives you a two-man advantage everwhere else. He can't get hurt being a decoy. So why doesn't he play every down?

skymike · 12-28-2010, 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

Which plays were those? I'm just curious because maybe I don't know what a true double or triple team looks like.

From what I saw last night he was never triple teamed, and I really can't remember when he was even double teamed. I saw a DB follow him when he went in motion, but thats not a double team.

Point to a play or two so I can educate myself. It shouldn't be hard if it was done on every play.

I'll rewatch tonight to see all of those double and triple teams I must have missed.

How do you know who was keying on whom, Danno Defensive Coordinator? Isnt the idea to disguise your intentions? I can plainly see when Reggie touches the ball, three players pop up out of the woodwork.

You tell us which plays did they not have three guys watching Reggie.

I'll go back and watch game film tonight, and proceed to read their minds thru their helmets.

Danno · 12-28-2010, 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by skymike

How do you who was keying on whom, Danno Defensive Coordinator? Isnt the idea to disguise your intentions? I know when Reggie touches the ball, three players pop up out of the woodwork.

You tell us which plays did they not have three guys watching Reggie.

I'll go back and watch game film tonight, and proceed to read their minds thru their helmets.

If a guy is triple teamed on every play, you can usually see three defenders on the guy. Thats not difficult to see. You don't need to read minds to see that. And conversely, how do you know they're triple teaming him? Are you reading their minds?

Did you mean to say he draws a triple team in defenders minds? Kinda like a previous player who owned defenders with his eyes?

The Reggie exaggerations are getting a bit out of hand. He's a decent scat-back, and teams pay attention to scat-backs who go in motion. Reggie isn't any different. This triple teamed on every play is nonsense.

12-28-2010, 07:27 AM	#1
Choupique 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 2,594	If we line up the entire team on one side of the field and reggie on the other the opposing team would triple cover him. If we line up Pierre on one side of the field and the entire team on the other side the opposing team would single cover him. It is hard being great when you're double teamed from jump street. How soon some of you turn on our players and coaches. Some of you must be LSU fans.
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12-28-2010, 07:31 AM	#2
subguy 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: FL Posts: 2,099	Originally Posted by Choupique If we line up the entire team on one side of the field and reggie on the other the opposing team would triple cover him. If we line up Pierre on one side of the field and the entire team on the other side the opposing team would single cover him. It is hard being great when you're double teamed from jump street. How soon some of you turn on our players and coaches. Some of you must be LSU fans. Huh?

12-28-2010, 07:41 AM	#3
skymike E. Side Cholo Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Barrio, H-town Posts: 6,089	Originally Posted by Choupique If we line up the entire team on one side of the field and reggie on the other the opposing team would triple cover him. ... wow, choupique, strangely, I agree with you. There's always 3 guys on Reggie. Im a fan of both Reggie and Pierre.

12-28-2010, 01:46 PM	#4
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,748	Originally Posted by skymike wow, choupique, strangely, I agree with you. There's always 3 guys on Reggie. Im a fan of both Reggie and Pierre. Mike, which plays last night had 3 Falcons on Reggie?

12-28-2010, 02:13 PM	#5
CashAndFlash Banned Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: 30 miles from Paradis Posts: 602 Blog Entries: 1	Originally Posted by Danno Mike, which plays last night had 3 Falcons on Reggie? Danno, I usually agree with you, but I think you're off the mark here. Reggie may not literally have 3 guys on him at all times, but there's usually at least 2, with a third waiting to pounce.

12-28-2010, 02:19 PM	#6
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,748	Originally Posted by CashAndFlash Danno, I usually agree with you, but I think you're off the mark here. Reggie may not literally have 3 guys on him at all times, but there's usually at least 2, with a third waiting to pounce. Which plays were those? I'm just curious because maybe I don't know what a true double or triple team looks like. From what I saw last night he was never triple teamed, and I really can't remember when he was even double teamed. I saw a DB follow him when he went in motion, but thats not a double team. Point to a play or two so I can educate myself. It shouldn't be hard if it was done on every play. I'll rewatch tonight to see all of those double and triple teams I must have missed.

12-28-2010, 02:29 PM	#7
CashAndFlash Banned Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: 30 miles from Paradis Posts: 602 Blog Entries: 1	Originally Posted by Danno Which plays were those? I'm just curious because maybe I don't know what a true double or triple team looks like. From what I saw last night he was never triple teamed, and I really can't remember when he was even double teamed. I saw a DB follow him when he went in motion, but thats not a double team. Point to a play or two so I can educate myself. It shouldn't be hard if it was done on every play. I'll rewatch tonight to see all of those double and triple teams I must have missed. I didn't get a chance to see the game last night, but it's obvious in person. I doubt you'll be able to tell just by watching on TV.

12-28-2010, 02:31 PM	#8
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,748	Originally Posted by CashAndFlash I didn't get a chance to see the game last night, but it's obvious in person. I doubt you'll be able to tell just by watching on TV. You mean you can't tell if a RB is triple teamed on TV? Hmm, thats a head scratcher. So I wonder... if he's truly tripleteamed on every play, why in the world would he ever come out of the game? His mere presence gives you a two-man advantage everwhere else. He can't get hurt being a decoy. So why doesn't he play every down?

12-28-2010, 03:30 PM	#9
skymike E. Side Cholo Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Barrio, H-town Posts: 6,089	Originally Posted by Danno Which plays were those? I'm just curious because maybe I don't know what a true double or triple team looks like. From what I saw last night he was never triple teamed, and I really can't remember when he was even double teamed. I saw a DB follow him when he went in motion, but thats not a double team. Point to a play or two so I can educate myself. It shouldn't be hard if it was done on every play. I'll rewatch tonight to see all of those double and triple teams I must have missed. How do you know who was keying on whom, Danno Defensive Coordinator? Isnt the idea to disguise your intentions? I can plainly see when Reggie touches the ball, three players pop up out of the woodwork. You tell us which plays did they not have three guys watching Reggie. I'll go back and watch game film tonight, and proceed to read their minds thru their helmets.
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12-28-2010, 03:38 PM	#10
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,748	Originally Posted by skymike How do you who was keying on whom, Danno Defensive Coordinator? Isnt the idea to disguise your intentions? I know when Reggie touches the ball, three players pop up out of the woodwork. You tell us which plays did they not have three guys watching Reggie. I'll go back and watch game film tonight, and proceed to read their minds thru their helmets. If a guy is triple teamed on every play, you can usually see three defenders on the guy. Thats not difficult to see. You don't need to read minds to see that. And conversely, how do you know they're triple teaming him? Are you reading their minds? Did you mean to say he draws a triple team in defenders minds? Kinda like a previous player who owned defenders with his eyes? The Reggie exaggerations are getting a bit out of hand. He's a decent scat-back, and teams pay attention to scat-backs who go in motion. Reggie isn't any different. This triple teamed on every play is nonsense.