Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

Beating JG is easy. Here's what you do. Hit him hard, twice coming off the line EVERY PLAY. Disrupt his route and timing. Works on him every time.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

It's funny how you tried to rag on me for saying this about him a couple of years ago, but now it's cool to say it because he's on the other side.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

It's only because if you disagree with him he'll call you a "pretend GM," then challenge you to prove him wrong and won't accept any answer you give.

It's like arguing with a 5 year old.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

I'm not worried about Graham or anyone on Seattle's offense. Not that our defense will shut them out, but Seattle just isn't very good on that side of the ball right now.

I'm more curious to see if we can score more than 15 points against them, which has been a problem the last couple of times we've faced them. It's at home, though, so maybe we can pull one out.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

Indeed it is, unfortunately.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

We put Byrd on him

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

Seattle leaving the Dome with an L.

I'm not overly concerned about Jimmy Dickens.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

As long as we stay disciplined on the ends we can control sea chickens offense. Wilson will not beat us in the pocket but even hobbled if Jordan crashes the inside too much Wilson will still limp to the outside and throw a jump ball up to Jimmy and complete some of them. We can't let even a limping Wilson out of the pocket. Sea chickens are down another O-lineman after Sunday night, we need pressure up the middle but contain the ends.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

Perhaps it is because I am actually open to learning. You were right about him. I have no problem stating that now.

Re: How are we going to keep Jimmy in check?
 

I will gladly accept an answer if one is truly given. Simply saying that "I wouldn't have done the same thing" without giving actual reasons why, under the exact same circumstances and with the exact same information available you would not have done the same thing is NOT an answer.

A five-year-old may not understand that, but one would hope an adult could grasp the concept.