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re: Zues

Posted on 11/1/20 at 4:25 pm to
Posted by DawgsLife
Member since Jun 2013
59981 posts
Posted on 11/1/20 at 4:25 pm to
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He got one and missed and didn't "give up" yards.He avoided tackles to get in position to get
the 1st down.No different than any scat back or WR that's ever played.



You give up yards when you don't take them. Semantics, maybe.

But you have to get the first down first. That is your #1 goal unless you are absolutely positive you can break it. If you don't get the first down you put your team in the position of giving up the ball.

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Its so much easier to rip a guy for "vision" or "bad cuts" from the couch.The positives outweigh the negatives with the vast majority of these including Cook and Pickens (who does the same thing)

We can disagree. Not sure where you played, but in a lot of teams if you give up first downs too many times you will find a seat on the bench. Yes. They all do it from time to time, but you had better pick up the first down if you don't break it.
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Another very exaggerated narrative.

No it's not. have you watched him from the past two years?

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He's been our most explosive player on offense this year and it's good to see Monken take advantage of his talent and speed
(he's our fastest RB)


Key words: This year. Which is why I said it is a welcome addition.
Posted by RD Dawg
Atlanta
Member since Sep 2012
27552 posts
Posted on 11/1/20 at 8:45 pm to
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But you have to get the first down first. That is your #1 goal unless you are absolutely positive you can break


You think he has a yellow stripe in front of em like we see on TV?
You think he knows the exact place to get to on the field for a 1st down if he's not near the sideline?

He's fighting for yards and doesn't see what you see and you don't see what he sees.

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Yes. They all do it from time to time, but you had better pick up the first down if you don't break it.


Once again,I've seen multiple great players do the exact same thing.

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No it's not. have you watched him from the past two years?


He's averaged over over 6 ypc carry since he's been here. Do you think he FINALLY learned how to run this year? It's a lazy narrative and I was one of the few on this board this off season who knew this guys talent and saw him being a big contributor if Monken used him properly.

ETA:He also had a bad ankle almost the entire season last year as well as being banged up in '18.

You think the guy was the top RB in perhaps the best HS region in the country because he "falls down on first contact?"

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Key words:


Monken taking advantage of his talents. Pretty easy to see the difference.
This post was edited on 11/1/20 at 10:00 pm
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