New Orleans Saints running back rotation appearing to stand pat meaning no playing time for Chris Ivory

TheOak · 09-28-2012, 11:46 AM

Ingram, our D-Line, and our Line Backers... All have a problem not having patience.

Good backs but their hand on the back of a lineman or FB and follow a step or two until something develops. Reggie and Ingram run right up a mans azz.

Anyone watch Rice last night? Seen Foster run? You have to let your line make a hole..

Ivory just flat our parts the sea with his helmet.. Then churns his legs anyway he can to push through.

dizzle88 · 09-28-2012, 05:35 PM

Originally Posted by x626xBlack

Ingram, our D-Line, and our Line Backers... All have a problem not having patience.

Good backs but their hand on the back of a lineman or FB and follow a step or two until something develops. Reggie and Ingram run right up a mans azz.

Anyone watch Rice last night? Seen Foster run? You have to let your line make a hole..

Ivory just flat our parts the sea with his helmet.. Then churns his legs anyway he can to push through.

Yeah your not wrong

In chat during the game last week i pointed out one particular Ingram run

He took the handoff, looks like the play was designed to go up the gut, grubbs and DLP both had their men, Ingram turned his shoulder and ran into them BACKWARDS!!! then just fell over, my god it was embarrassing to watch

When Arian Foster runs, everything is so split second, smooth transition and one cut burst through the gap. If the gap isnt there, foster has patience and knows a hole will open, ingram doesn't take that chance and fights for a two yard gain - say hello to another 3 AND OUT!!!

burningmetal · 09-28-2012, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Yeah your not wrong

In chat during the game last week i pointed out one particular Ingram run

He took the handoff, looks like the play was designed to go up the gut, grubbs and DLP both had their men, Ingram turned his shoulder and ran into them BACKWARDS!!! then just fell over, my god it was embarrassing to watch

When Arian Foster runs, everything is so split second, smooth transition and one cut burst through the gap. If the gap isnt there, foster has patience and knows a hole will open, ingram doesn't take that chance and fights for a two yard gain - say hello to another 3 AND OUT!!!

Yes, exactly. The guy has either no patience or too much patience. I see him run right into his linemen, and other times he just kind of shuffles his feet in the backfield hoping for something to open up. That's a classic case of a guy who just doesn't have it. He does one thing and then over-compensates when the coaches tell him what he's doing wrong.

Anyone remember Ron Dayne? What you do in college doesn't mean jack in the NFL unless you prove otherwise.

subguy · 09-30-2012, 03:59 AM

Originally Posted by x626xBlack

Ingram, our D-Line, and our Line Backers... All have a problem not having patience.

Good backs but their hand on the back of a lineman or FB and follow a step or two until something develops. Reggie and Ingram run right up a mans azz.

Anyone watch Rice last night? Seen Foster run? You have to let your line make a hole..

Ivory just flat our parts the sea with his helmet.. Then churns his legs anyway he can to push through.

It wouldn't hurt to use Ivory at least until his injury, who knows we may get a game or two out of him

halloween 65 · 09-30-2012, 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by subguy

It wouldn't hurt to use Ivory at least until his injury, who knows we may get a game or two out of him

Or he might be the much needed Spark to get the entire team off its butt, Inquirey mind may never know!!

spkb25 · 09-30-2012, 08:43 AM

Originally Posted by subguy

It wouldn't hurt to use Ivory at least until his injury, who knows we may get a game or two out of him

LMMFAO- Good stuff

09-28-2012, 11:46 AM	#1
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,039	Re: New Orleans Saints running back rotation appearing to stand pat meaning no playing time for Chris Ivory Ingram, our D-Line, and our Line Backers... All have a problem not having patience. Good backs but their hand on the back of a lineman or FB and follow a step or two until something develops. Reggie and Ingram run right up a mans azz. Anyone watch Rice last night? Seen Foster run? You have to let your line make a hole.. Ivory just flat our parts the sea with his helmet.. Then churns his legs anyway he can to push through.

09-28-2012, 05:35 PM	#2
dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 11,518	Re: New Orleans Saints running back rotation appearing to stand pat meaning no playing time for Chris Ivory Originally Posted by x626xBlack Ingram, our D-Line, and our Line Backers... All have a problem not having patience. Good backs but their hand on the back of a lineman or FB and follow a step or two until something develops. Reggie and Ingram run right up a mans azz. Anyone watch Rice last night? Seen Foster run? You have to let your line make a hole.. Ivory just flat our parts the sea with his helmet.. Then churns his legs anyway he can to push through. Yeah your not wrong In chat during the game last week i pointed out one particular Ingram run He took the handoff, looks like the play was designed to go up the gut, grubbs and DLP both had their men, Ingram turned his shoulder and ran into them BACKWARDS!!! then just fell over, my god it was embarrassing to watch When Arian Foster runs, everything is so split second, smooth transition and one cut burst through the gap. If the gap isnt there, foster has patience and knows a hole will open, ingram doesn't take that chance and fights for a two yard gain - say hello to another 3 AND OUT!!!
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09-28-2012, 05:50 PM	#3
burningmetal 1000 Posts + Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 3,923 Blog Entries: 3	Re: New Orleans Saints running back rotation appearing to stand pat meaning no playing time for Chris Ivory Originally Posted by dizzle88 Yeah your not wrong In chat during the game last week i pointed out one particular Ingram run He took the handoff, looks like the play was designed to go up the gut, grubbs and DLP both had their men, Ingram turned his shoulder and ran into them BACKWARDS!!! then just fell over, my god it was embarrassing to watch When Arian Foster runs, everything is so split second, smooth transition and one cut burst through the gap. If the gap isnt there, foster has patience and knows a hole will open, ingram doesn't take that chance and fights for a two yard gain - say hello to another 3 AND OUT!!! Yes, exactly. The guy has either no patience or too much patience. I see him run right into his linemen, and other times he just kind of shuffles his feet in the backfield hoping for something to open up. That's a classic case of a guy who just doesn't have it. He does one thing and then over-compensates when the coaches tell him what he's doing wrong. Anyone remember Ron Dayne? What you do in college doesn't mean jack in the NFL unless you prove otherwise.

09-30-2012, 03:59 AM	#4
subguy 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: FL Posts: 2,099	Re: New Orleans Saints running back rotation appearing to stand pat meaning no playing time for Chris Ivory Originally Posted by x626xBlack Ingram, our D-Line, and our Line Backers... All have a problem not having patience. Good backs but their hand on the back of a lineman or FB and follow a step or two until something develops. Reggie and Ingram run right up a mans azz. Anyone watch Rice last night? Seen Foster run? You have to let your line make a hole.. Ivory just flat our parts the sea with his helmet.. Then churns his legs anyway he can to push through. It wouldn't hurt to use Ivory at least until his injury, who knows we may get a game or two out of him

09-30-2012, 07:47 AM	#5
halloween 65 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Grand Haven, Michigan by way of a little Mississippi River town in Louisiana Posts: 5,893	Re: New Orleans Saints running back rotation appearing to stand pat meaning no playing time for Chris Ivory Originally Posted by subguy It wouldn't hurt to use Ivory at least until his injury, who knows we may get a game or two out of him Or he might be the much needed Spark to get the entire team off its butt, Inquirey mind may never know!!

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spkb25 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 13,115	Re: New Orleans Saints running back rotation appearing to stand pat meaning no playing time for Chris Ivory Originally Posted by subguy It wouldn't hurt to use Ivory at least until his injury, who knows we may get a game or two out of him LMMFAO- Good stuff

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