Apologies to Pierre Thomas

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.

12-28-2010, 03:30 PM	#11
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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