Chris Samuels is having his best year as a Pro

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mlmpetert
10-16-2007, 05:54 PM
John Riggens was pretty much ripping on him yesterday. I listened from 530-550pm on Monday and he was saying Samuels technique has really been pretty crappy and he is crossing his legs, something he should never do.

I wish I remembered more of the specific plays they blamed him for and the exact mistakes he made but I kinda caught the end of it when I first got into my car.

I haven’t noticed anything good or bad from Samuels this year, which is usually a good thing because I normally only notice bad plays by the O line not good ones.

Anyone see him make a mistakes vs. Greenbay, or listened to Riggo Radio yesterday between 530-6?

Southpaw
10-16-2007, 06:02 PM
John Riggens was pretty much ripping on him yesterday. I listen from 530-550pm on Mondays and he was really saying Samuels technique has been pretty crappy and he is crossing his legs, somthing he should never do.

That's funny that Riggins was ripping on Samuels when Todd Wade was getting pushed around all day.

SouperMeister
10-16-2007, 06:09 PM
That's funny that Riggins was ripping on Samuels when Todd Wade was getting pushed around all day.Samuels held KGB, an outstanding edge pass rusher, to 1 tackle (actually an assist) and zero sacks. That was without any help. Our right tackles with occasional assistance allowed Kampman 9 tackles (8 solo) and two sacks. I love Riggo, but calling out Samuels for his solid effort is ridiculous.

mheisig
10-16-2007, 06:54 PM
I really hate samuels, At the LT position, 2 or 3 bad plays equals a bad game. he isn't physical enough at the point of attack and lacks killer instinct. I think he is having his best year as a pro this year thanks to dockerys departure, Regardless, I still hate him!

A few weeks ago, we ran a running play to the left side and Samuels blocked his guy and basically stopped in the middle of the gap, Betts ran straight into him. Those are the types of plays we see too often from him, He never finishes a play. for a guy his size and with his talent, he needs to be more physical.

I really really hate him, but he is having a probowl caliber year. Hopefully he can keep up the good work and work on his aggression.

Are you drunk? Please say you're drunk, because I think we could all just forgive you and move on if you were really, really drunk.

JGisLordOfTheRings
10-16-2007, 06:57 PM
Are you drunk? Please say you're drunk, because I think we could all just forgive you and move on if you were really, really drunk.


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA........a reply is looming......

chrisl4064
10-16-2007, 07:14 PM
samuels is an obvious pro-bowler again this year as usual. and its nto because of his name. offensive lineman are about the most judged players when it comes to the pro bowl. its not just a popularity contest for them.

jamf
10-16-2007, 07:39 PM
Are you drunk? Please say you're drunk, because I think we could all just forgive you and move on if you were really, really drunk.

No.
Riggins probably is, But I'm not...

jgalecpa
10-16-2007, 08:29 PM
I have not been a CS fan in the past.

I thought he was decent, but not as great as he was portrayed.

I have a buddy who is no skins fan, but thought CS was good.

I said to watch everytime Ramsey gets sacked, more often than not there would be samuels Standing with his hands on his hips in the foreground of the picture, as his man was lying on our QB, and not in a brokeback mountain kind of way.

Within two weeks my Mets-Jets buddy saw what I saw and agreed with me.

HOWEVER, in the original spirit of the thread, I do believe he has been having his best year ever.

He is much improved, and finally living up to his reputation.

He has been getting some help, though I noticed this earlier in the year.
Especially during the Miami game, Cooley was over on the left side helping out. Of course, this was CS's first game back.

(Hate is a word that should not be used for people on a normal basis, unless you were previously married to them)


These are my two cents, for what that is worth.

J-Dawg

djnemo65
10-16-2007, 10:26 PM
I think we can't underestimate the negative impact that the Spurrier regime had on Samuels, both in terms of technique and confidence. We also have to give Buges and company props for really bringing the best out in these guys. If you had told me after 2003 that in a few years Dockery would sign a 50 million contract I would have called your sister an eskimo.

As for Samuels, you know are a good player when the best criticism that people can come up with against you is that you aren't as good as Walter Jones.

GMScud
10-16-2007, 10:59 PM
I think Samuels is an outstanding LT. How many of you heard KGB's name during the Packers game? How many of you heard Sameuls' name? Exactly. One sign of a solid LT is when you never hear mention of his name or the name of the great passer he's blocking. I'd agree that Jones, Pace, and Samuels are the three best LTs in the NFC.

jamf, I'm sorry you hate him, but there aren't 5 guys better in the whole league at his position. Like him or not, we're fortunate to have him. I just hope this thread doesn't jinx his health (knocking on wood...)

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