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Corey Hetherman

Donny Donowitz said:
Nah, I’ve ran a few warehouses and there are a lot of good people doing that job. You have slick fingers…guaranteed they wouldn’t back it up in person. You almost were a good person here and got an apology from me, but I can see you’re too weak of man for that.

My woman isn’t measuring stick my dude, just like money isn’t. I’m on 24 acres living out tranquility, but don’t get it twisted..I’ll put you at the bottom of my pond.
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GonzoCane said:
Hetherman. No A. Cory Hetherman. Put on a friggin masterclass yesterday. 3 points on the road in a playoff game against a top ten team.
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Just like Chess, there are pieces available for your strategy. It takes a Master to move them to Checkmate. Let’s see what the next board looks like on NY Eve. Whatever moves Cory makes they will be aggressive and violent.🙌🏽
 
BigBucksNoWhammies said:
Being simple is fine, actually prefer it so guys can play fast. I’m just a big believer in matching routes, especially if playing C3….even on Fitzgerald’s first pick, from what I remember that WR was open but Reed missed badly(thanks Reed)…if playing match 3, the backside hook defender would have been looking to match that.

But if you have a DL like we have, I guess you can get away with the spot drop lol.
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You mean #0 on this play? Yeah I get what you're saying here. If Reed threw that ball on time it's likely a first down (on 3rd and 17 when they max protected).

But I think the bet is as long as we tackle, our players (especially our DL) will eventually make a play to stop the drive, force a TO, or at worst give up a FG attempt. Has worked out most of the time, but like the 4th quarter of the FSU game and the last A&M drive, can lead to a little excessive heart palpitation (at least on my part)

Edit: also the spot drop allows more eyes on a potentially scrambling QB, no? Most of the FBS QBs we have played this year have been better than average runners.
 
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Donny Donowitz said:
Nah, I’ve ran a few warehouses and there are a lot of good people doing that job. You have slick fingers…guaranteed they wouldn’t back it up in person. You almost were a good person here and got an apology from me, but I can see you’re too weak of man for that.

My woman isn’t measuring stick my dude, just like money isn’t. I’m on 24 acres living out tranquility, but don’t get it twisted..I’ll put you at the bottom of my pond.
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Nothing more noble than earning your money through hard work rather than conning people out of theirs.
 
Donny Donowitz said:
@BigBucksNoWhammies good boy.

Now go play some more make pretend that you are as rich as say you are.

Rich people don’t waste time on nonsense like you are doing.
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You called me a phaggot, I respond, and now you wanna put me in your “pond” lol.

In regards to the make pretend comment, you’re clearly a hater lol. That comment got a lot of y’all upset, hmm I wonder why?
 
BigBucksNoWhammies said:
You called me a phaggot, I respond, and now you wanna put me in your “pond” lol.

In regards to the make pretend comment, you’re clearly a hater lol. That comment got a lot of y’all upset, hmm I wonder why?
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You know why phaggot. You think you’re better than others. You think money at your level is power. You’re an idiot running your mouth to people behind closed doors.

I’m tired of weak men like you. So I say to you, prove to me you’re different.
 
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I made the mistake of crowning Guidry before I realized he was joke, so I don't want to crown Heatherman just yet.

However, if one cannot see that Heatherman has absolutely made a difference, then you are not being objective.

Sure, you can say that Heatherman has better talent/players than Guidry did. While that may be true, Guidry also had NFL players (Kiko, Tyler Barron, Mishael Powell, a few others) and Guidry also had the current players (Bain, Mesidor, Bissanthe, Moten, others) that will be in the NFL. Guidry couldn't do anything with them. He actually hindered their development. We see the difference Heatherman has made for Bain, Mesidor, Moten, Justin Scott, Popo, Damari Brown).

If Heatherman was our DC last year, we would have made the playoffs. I don't think we would have went very far due to our secondary, but we are in the playoffs. Would have also had an answer for GT' qb who couldn't even throw a pass that game.
 
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MovingZen said:
It's xmas eve fellas... chill and drinks something
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I’m good. It’s pattern recognition. I say certain things to know what type of person I’m talking to. I have him figured out and it’s not worth anymore of my time because it was easy.

I don’t drink, but Merry Christmas and I appreciate you trying to be civil.
 
currycane said:
Heatherman has a rare talent who squeezes the best out of his players and takes their game to the next level. This D is getting nastier as the season moves forward. Heatherman embodies old school Miami defense.

I think these same talented players with D'onofrio would not get these incredible results.
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Guys are completely selling out to fulfill their role on this defense. Last Sat, guys were flying in like kamikazes to take out the lead block so the guy behind him could make the play.
 
flips said:
I think your initial point was that you were surprised the defense hasn't gotten exposed because of how simple it is - specifically playing spot drop vs match in zone? Why would it be better for this defense to play match vs spot in zone?

We've limited explosive plays given up relative to last year. Do you disagree that playing spot drop vs match has helped in that regard?

We are top-20 in takeaways/gm, sacks/gm, and TFLs/gm. As long as we tackle well past the sticks (which we usually do), bending a bit on defense doesn't concern me.

Earlier in the year we were bad at stopping teams from scoring TDs when they got in the red zone (gave up nearly 6 points per drive on those first 7 games), but since then we have given up less than 3 points per drive when the defense has bent enough that the opponent scrimmages in the red zone (and we are also giving up fewer red zone drives per game). We give up more yards than other very good defenses, but we are elite at limiting points.

I thought McElroy was spot on when he said our defense is more about players than plays early in the A&M broadcast. We've got a bunch of guys who are going to be NFL players playing on our defense this year. The scheme is pretty simple, they rarely get tricked, the communication is great, they play fast, and create a lot of havoc.

Maybe it's not sustainable without similar elite pro-ready talent, but we don't know that Hetherman would have the same defensive plan in future years.
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We keep the thinking down to a minimum thinking causes all the problems it questions your instincts cluttering up reactions

Zach Thomas:

When I stop thinking, I’ll never be stopped.
 
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