Training Camp Day 10

spkb25 · 08-06-2016, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by The Dude

NFL offenses have changed quite a bit in the past couple years. WhAt was true years ago isn't true anymore. Especially under the new CBA.

Your comment literally says nothing. It is empty. You detail nothing, discuss nothing, and you simply make a generalized statement without any substance.

The Dude · 08-06-2016, 09:01 PM

Originally Posted by spkb25

Your comment literally says nothing. It is empty. You detail nothing, discuss nothing, and you simply make a generalized statement without any substance.

If you can comprehend the English language anywhere above a fifth grade level you should understand the statement. The fact your feeble mind cannot understand my statement is no fault of mine. But to spell it out here goes.

The poster said he read some years ago that the defense should be beating the offense at this point. while this may have been true years ago, training camp is not the same today. "Full contact" does not mean the same as full contact before the new CBA. The defenses aren't allowed to just go to town on the offense like it used to. The offense has the edge now. That doesn't mean that defenses don't win battles or even all of them. It's just no where near as telling as it used to be. The fact the defense is winning in spite of this is a good thing. Unless the offense has taken a step back

spkb25 · 08-06-2016, 11:33 PM

Originally Posted by The Dude

If you can comprehend the English language anywhere above a fifth grade level you should understand the statement. The fact your feeble mind cannot understand my statement is no fault of mine. But to spell it out here goes.

The poster said he read some years ago that the defense should be beating the offense at this point. while this may have been true years ago, training camp is not the same today. "Full contact" does not mean the same as full contact before the new CBA. The defenses aren't allowed to just go to town on the offense like it used to. The offense has the edge now. That doesn't mean that defenses don't win battles or even all of them. It's just no where near as telling as it used to be. The fact the defense is winning in spite of this is a good thing. Unless the offense has taken a step back

After your attempts at insulting me you finally made a statement that was specific. Not correct, but specific.
None of this is relevant to why the defense has the edge. The defense should have the edge because the offense is based off of timing and that takes time to develop- not because of hitting.

08-06-2016, 04:17 PM	#1
spkb25 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 13,115	Re: Training Camp Day 10 Originally Posted by The Dude NFL offenses have changed quite a bit in the past couple years. WhAt was true years ago isn't true anymore. Especially under the new CBA. Your comment literally says nothing. It is empty. You detail nothing, discuss nothing, and you simply make a generalized statement without any substance.

08-06-2016, 09:01 PM	#2
The Dude 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 9,055	Re: Training Camp Day 10 Originally Posted by spkb25 Your comment literally says nothing. It is empty. You detail nothing, discuss nothing, and you simply make a generalized statement without any substance. If you can comprehend the English language anywhere above a fifth grade level you should understand the statement. The fact your feeble mind cannot understand my statement is no fault of mine. But to spell it out here goes. The poster said he read some years ago that the defense should be beating the offense at this point. while this may have been true years ago, training camp is not the same today. "Full contact" does not mean the same as full contact before the new CBA. The defenses aren't allowed to just go to town on the offense like it used to. The offense has the edge now. That doesn't mean that defenses don't win battles or even all of them. It's just no where near as telling as it used to be. The fact the defense is winning in spite of this is a good thing. Unless the offense has taken a step back
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08-06-2016, 11:33 PM	#3
spkb25 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 13,115	Re: Training Camp Day 10 Originally Posted by The Dude If you can comprehend the English language anywhere above a fifth grade level you should understand the statement. The fact your feeble mind cannot understand my statement is no fault of mine. But to spell it out here goes. The poster said he read some years ago that the defense should be beating the offense at this point. while this may have been true years ago, training camp is not the same today. "Full contact" does not mean the same as full contact before the new CBA. The defenses aren't allowed to just go to town on the offense like it used to. The offense has the edge now. That doesn't mean that defenses don't win battles or even all of them. It's just no where near as telling as it used to be. The fact the defense is winning in spite of this is a good thing. Unless the offense has taken a step back After your attempts at insulting me you finally made a statement that was specific. Not correct, but specific. None of this is relevant to why the defense has the edge. The defense should have the edge because the offense is based off of timing and that takes time to develop- not because of hitting.

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