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I don't believe **** until they turn their FUQIN heads around
Lol haven't seen that guy in months @blackvern then suddenly shows up and makes a troll thread go back to your homebase "Warchant" no need for negativity here 2 weeks out from GameDay you simp!Will you be back if Ivey plays well or will you disappear again until you can find a new troll topic?
How is this a troll topic….? I’m here every season every week good or bad..if you thought Ivey would be starting this year your freaking lying…Will you be back if Ivey plays well or will you disappear again until you can find a new troll topic?
Don’t be like that Spence …. The off season threads are so full of fake insiders and green tree all stars it’s unbearable… I’m here right when I need to be…I’ll be in ATL and buy you a drink broLol haven't seen that guy in months @blackvern then suddenly shows up and makes a troll thread go back to your homebase "Warchant" no need for negativity here 2 weeks out from GameDay you simp!
Don’t be like that Spence …. The off season threads are so full of fake insiders and green tree all stars it’s unbearable… I’m here right when I need to be…I’ll be in ATL and buy you a drink bro
We rarely pressed it was majority bail. That’s what we do. He rarely put his hands on wr’s
If you’re a physical cb a Juke is the least of your fears , because your hands are instantly on them. A good pop that throws the route and timing off, then a little tug of the jersey. If a wr can get off of jams well that could bite you , but that would have to be a pretty physical cat. I’d much rather my cb jam than lay off , ask most wr’s and they‘ll say they love cushions or off coverage , the route tree is all there to use. At least press makes hitches /curls , outs and slants tougher. You also need time to get off the jam.I think the question is if he’s truly in press, can he keep his hands on the WR or will he easily
Be juked. Because if he’s juked, his makeup speed is not very good and we all know how well he finds the ball. My hope is that he is as physical and dominant at the LOS as advertised and can be an effective presser
If you’re a physical cb a Juke is the least of your fears , because your hands are instantly on them. A good pop that throws the route and timing off, then a little tug of the jersey. If a wr can get off of jams well that could bite you , but that would have to be a pretty physical cat. I’d much rather my cb jam than lay off , ask most wr’s and they‘ll say they love cushions or off coverage , the route tree is all there to use. At least press makes hitches /curls , outs and slants tougher. You also need time to get off the jam.
Hes in far worse shape bailing or playing off, that’s how you expose his weakness. He’s not slow but he’s more vulnerable running even with a guy with a clean release.I agree about preference - just a matter of seeing how effective we are at true press. Would love to see it
Thats true BUT I believe it has been pointed out here that we played a wierd version of that where the CB was in press but wouldn't touch the WR. Basically given them a free release.Cribby we played Ivey press against teams multiple times last year especially North Carolina and Ivey got torched multiple times.. they were even picking on him..don’t have revisionist history man
Those semenhole practice "highlights" have him shook!!!Why OP ask “we”?