Sure, the next time the Bills play the Saints Rex will have Rob on hand to be honorary team captain.
If this was the Color Rush Bills and Jets game, a color blind person would have just assumed that was a great block to spring his teammate for the TD.
That video is incredible and tells a lot about the culture Ryan created, which is interesting considering the recent history of the Saints.
@katienolan: I'd like to thank you all for your kind words, but ask that you please respect my right to grieve in silence during this very trying time
I'm not going to risk the wrath of SJH by defending a Ryan.
Agreed. Payton is making this a "he goes, I go" situation because either Payton wants out or Payton wants organizational control from whomever leaked the Ryan firing. I'm not sure where the Loomis-Payton relationship is now, but (BIG MARKET TEASE) I'm sure Zodda & Schofield will talk about it with Saints die-hard and ZoneReads.com honcho Nath when he's on the podcast that comes out Weds.
I am admittedly reading a lot into that video (and am obviously engaging in a bit of hyperbole) but I saw not one, but two defensive players pass up a shot at making a tackle and instead light up a blocker who had no bearing on the play.
I've only watched the GIF posted up thread - is the 2nd player you're seeing in that clip? If so, uniform number? If not...link? (I am out of office, and apologize for the request for something I usually have access to).
Browner is useful in a highly specific role - he's perfect for what he did on the Butler INT. Jam, press coverage at the line with safety help over the top and the sideline as a boundary defender.
I can't make out his number, but the first defensive player seen in the video goes right for the lead blocker and cuts his legs out from under him. The collision does make the runner change direction, but the defender doesn't even try to bring him down. He just throws himself at the knees of the blocker.
That's true, but to be fair, your grandmother has an otherworldly knack for playing in space. Also, she is scheme-diverse, so.
I guess I'd have to openly root for the plane crash in that case.
I think that guy was going to get mauled by the OL regardless and made the right decision to cut him, enabling others to flow to the ball. If he stops his momentum, the OL is gonna shove him to the ground and keep rolling downfield as a blocker, but since he's cut blocked, it takes both out of the play.
Runs a 4.3 40, too.
