BrudLee
07-22-2006, 02:44 PM
Before you come down on Matty or TAFKAS (or, God forbid, me) for editing Insider stuff out, remember that ESPN is owned by Disney. If they catch you reprinting Insider material, not only would we get sued back into the Stone Age, but they send guys in Mouse suits to kick the crap out of us. How am I supposed to explain that to my kids?
steveo395
07-22-2006, 02:52 PM
Before you come down on Matty or TAFKAS (or, God forbid, me) for editing Insider stuff out, remember that ESPN is owned by Disney. If they catch you reprinting Insider material, not only would we get sued back into the Stone Age, but they send guys in Mouse suits to kick the crap out of us. How am I supposed to explain that to my kids?
just blame it on offiss...
Monkeydad
07-24-2006, 01:45 PM
well i already read the whole thing on here and you cant take that away from me
Hello, I'm from ESPN...http://www.iol.ie/%7Ecannym/pics/kay08.jpg
Maybe they use invisible ink so they can hide when they're compeltely wrong.
Should I run now, TAF?
God damnit! beat me to it
htownskinfan
07-24-2006, 02:48 PM
i miss the days when insider posting was allowed :(
I guessed i missed something,when did this happen?
#56fanatic
07-24-2006, 03:08 PM
Can the offensive line pass protect well enough to get quarterback Mark Brunell through a full season? The pass protection for Brunell was better in 2005 after being very weak in 2004. The Redskins have been forced at times to play a lot of maximum protection schemes to protect the immobile Brunell, making their passing game very conservative and predictable. The key to success in 2006 is the health of left offensive tackle Chris Samuels and right offensive tackle Jon Jansen. They are excellent edge protectors, but durability is a real question mark for both. This is a big and physical offensive line, and the passing game will feature more three- and five-step drops, which will make it tough for defenses to get to Brunell. Even when other teams do penetrate, one of the most underrated parts of the team's pass protection is the ability of running back Clinton Portis to pick up the blitz.
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I do agree with Portis being good at picking up the blitz, but I dont agree with the part about Jansen and Samuels being incapable of staying healthy. Jansen missed 1 season due to the achilis tendon thing, but Samuels and Jansen have been pretty damn solid their whole career. Hell, Jansen played with two broken thumbs and only had 3 penalties all year, none of them being holding. Samuels hasn't been injured often, infact he plays nicked up a lot!
DaveyFoSho
07-24-2006, 03:17 PM
Well the rest of the article is amazing as well...its great to finally see the skins getting recognition...i wont give any direct quotes because id hate to see anything bad happen...but lets just say we have the best coaching staff according to the suits
steveo395
07-24-2006, 05:16 PM
I do agree with Portis being good at picking up the blitz, but I dont agree with the part about Jansen and Samuels being incapable of staying healthy. Jansen missed 1 season due to the achilis tendon thing, but Samuels and Jansen have been pretty damn solid their whole career. Hell, Jansen played with two broken thumbs and only had 3 penalties all year, none of them being holding. Samuels hasn't been injured often, infact he plays nicked up a lot!
well you cant hold without thumbs