Daily Links: This is What Monday SHOULD Feel Like
- Yay! Mangini is going to address the screen passes in practice!! It’s only been over a year now!!
- Pelzman looks at how the RBs helped get the win Sunday.
- Rock noted on his pregame post, that JoeKo was active again … the Jets must love this kid.
- Bills took their licks against the Pats, potentially losing Losman with a knee and Poz with a broken arm.
- If the Sex Cannon was playing for his job, he didn’t do a very good job.
- Here’s an ingenious idea for a blog, best players by the numbers!
5 Responses to Daily Links: This is What Monday SHOULD Feel Like
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Sean says:
It’s not Mangini’s fault- when you have a team that is constantly forced to blitz to generate any kind of pressure, you’re going to be vulnerable to screen passes. That’s just how it works. If he was able to get more pressure from a standard four man rush, it wouldn’t be an issue. As it is, an offense just has to guess right with the screen and it’s going to be open.
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SackDance99 says:
Sean, the screens were most effective when the Jets were basically in a prevent defense and that’s troubling for a whole bunch of reasons. I saw a lot of poor tackling and refusals to take on blockers. Also, to give the Fins their due, Ronnie Brown had his best day as a pro. He ran hard, fast and decisively.
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Bent says: Their offensive line (especially Samson Satele) was much better than in their other two games too. You could say that is due to the fact that the Jets have a worse defense, but at least part of the credit must go to them for making adjustments. Gone were the silly mental errors that had plagued them the last two weeks.
I am forced to overdose on the Fins (and Giants), because all their games are being shown to try to drum up interest for the London game. This may actually have the opposite effect, as both teams could be in last place by then!
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While he is working on defending the screen pass Mangini may want to revisit the play from an offensive perspective too.
I dunno, it seemed to work pretty good last year, why would they want to run one this year.