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Euphoria 05-13-2018 01:11 PM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 801808)
It looked to me like he was doing his best not to draw a penalty flag. He needs to learn to wrap up in the tackle. Tackling really is a lost art form in football. If you want to watch good tackling watch a rugby game!
There is a problem with that theory.

As the Saftey you are the deepest guy... and all you do is tackle in this situation - prevent the big play even if it was a big play like the catch you are to clean it up not be 'involved'. Its called situation awareness.

Look as if he wanted to have a stake in the play because the catch almost seemed impossible so he went for being involved and lost track of the 'situation awareness'. He f'ed up on the plan plan and simple. He takes ownership of it but its time to learn from it and move on.

dizzle88 05-13-2018 01:15 PM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
He basically panicked in the moment and misjudged it.

Got there far too early and tried to stop Diggs from going out of bounds, but missed completely.

AsylumGuido 05-13-2018 05:36 PM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Euphoria (Post 802075)
There is a problem with that theory.

As the Saftey you are the deepest guy... and all you do is tackle in this situation - prevent the big play even if it was a big play like the catch you are to clean it up not be 'involved'. Its called situation awareness.

Look as if he wanted to have a stake in the play because the catch almost seemed impossible so he went for being involved and lost track of the 'situation awareness'. He f'ed up on the plan plan and simple. He takes ownership of it but its time to learn from it and move on.
Quote:
Originally Posted by dizzle88 (Post 802076)
He basically panicked in the moment and misjudged it.

Got there far too early and tried to stop Diggs from going out of bounds, but missed completely.
Only he knows what happened. Time to drop the whole thing and move on to Lombardi Number II.

19-0 Baby!

:bng:

jeanpierre 05-17-2018 08:46 AM
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AlaskaSaints 05-17-2018 10:33 AM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
If Payton had not called the time out, this play never happened. Sean Payton blew that game, Williams just missed a tackle and contributed to our choke.

vpheughan 05-17-2018 01:35 PM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
YOU CAN "WHAT IF" TILL HELL FREEZES, WON'T CHANGE A THING

K Major 05-17-2018 02:04 PM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
Yesterday is gone.

K Major 07-05-2018 08:28 AM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
New Orleans Saints 2018 roster rankings: No. 12 Marcus Williams

https://www.nola.com/saints/

Audiotom 07-05-2018 12:25 PM
Re: ESPN: Saints' Marcus Williams won't let 'Minnesota Miracle' define him
 
Many times a Super Bowl team just misses in a tear jerking situation the year before

I can't think of any other team in 2017 that has that much of bittersweet loss to motivate them all the way to a championship


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