I doubled up, but you do realize that Hobbs and Samuels paired up in that 18-1 season yeah? Hobbs will be fine, especially now that we've improved the pass rush. I'm mostly worried about how Bradley will look coming off that ACL tear.
I doubled up, but you do realize that Hobbs and Samuels paired up in that 18-1 season yeah? Hobbs will be fine, especially now that we've improved the pass rush. I'm mostly worried about how Bradley will look coming off that ACL tear.
I didn't think it would be possible for this thread to get worse when people started talking about teams other than the Cowboys and Panthers.
I was wrong.
Free practices against arguably the best OLB tandem in the league, and hands down the best OLB in the league, and he's been looking pretty good so far, from what I've heard, I think he'll be ready. He played fine on the right side for the games he was in last year, and in the bengals game he was fine, though small sample size.
Edit: brief run? Haven't we won two of the last 3, with the one where we missed the play offs it was win the game and you're the division champ?
Basically what I'm trying to say is that all NFC East fans are terrible.
Except for Redskins fans.
And the only reason Doug Free might be a good LT is because he's from Wisconsin.
Right side is hardly the same as the left side. You're going up against the elite of the league there.
Justice was a right tackle in college and got thrown into emergency duty as a LT and got embarrased. Switched back to RT and he's got the position locked down. Brian Orakpo, Julius Peppers, Mario Williams, Jared Allen, Justin Tuck, Dwight Freeney, and Trent Cole...
That's quite a lot to throw at a RT starting at LT for the first time ever.
Except... he's a LT, he just happened to start at RT first because that's what he was called on for. He played fine at RT, I expect him to play better at LT.
Magic, I know.
GOOOOOOOOO....Houston!
Are you kidding me? Doug Free practices against the best OLB in the league twice a day, and DWare has some high praise for him now. If he wasn't ready at the start of the preseason he will be by September. He also looked pretty solid against Odum in the HoF game.Honestly, Dallas's O-Line is just as much of a question mark. A first year starter at probably the 3rd most important position in the game going against the TOP DEs in the game this season...
I'd be more worried about your O-line, the only reason they weren't embarrassed more last year was because McNabb is so good at running and staying on his feet, and he still got sack fumbled atleast twice in the last 2 games against the Cowboys.
Not to mention your O-line practices against the Eagles joke pass rushers, easily the worst pass rush in the NFC East. Better be prepared because Ware, Spencer, and Ratliff are going to be even better this year.
Today is the day. The start of Hard Knocks on HBO featuring none other than Rex Ryans fat ass and his star QB Jamarcus Russel, Mark Sanchez. In celebration of the upcoming season, I wish to present a little video tribute. I wanted to sit on this until week 3, but I cannot any longer...
What makes it great is that the guy did a damn good job of putting this together.
Holy shit that's awesome. lol. Edit: Yeah, he did a hell of a job.
BTW, no matter how many times I watch it, Ted Ginn torching three Jets including Revis never gets old.
I think you're pretty much border line retarded or you didn't watch any NFL games last year.
The Eagles were tied for 3rd in the league in Sacks at 44, which happens to be more than the Cowboys. Marc Columbo looks like a stiff out there too so enjoy going up against 2010 ROTY Graham.
(PS we lost our starting center the game prior to playing the Cowboys in week 17, that's something that is going to throw off any success on any line)
It's weird that the last shot is the Dolphins down 27-24, but yeah it's well-done otherwise.