Game Tape: Ryan Torain

I'm loving these. I was so disappointed in last season, I stopped watching after awhile. Other things contributed too. Thanks Dirt' and 'Boost.

I take donations. Big donations and cup holders. Lol, but yeah, Titans game is a good game to study so making a Keiland Williams cut shouldn't be a problem......sometimes there's a man
he's the man for his time'n place,

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Actually the funny thing is InsaneBoost deserves a lot of the credit as he provided the raw material for virtually every single video I've posted the past week. Kind of hope he starts posting here again so I can thank him.InsaneBoost and tenyard torrents are under my favorites.

Para 30gut-san.
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I personally love the way he played last year. He ran tough, made right thought we'd draft more Oline or possible corners. I hope they allow Torain to keep the job. He did a really good job last year when healthy. Hopefully he can stay healthy.

Para 30gut-san.
k0EMEyOOlDoKei ran had several nice cutback runs, far more then a remembered he showed nice moves/footwork/wiggle/pitter patter whatever you want to call it Kei made several cuts that I don't think Torrain can make.

BTW-
You my friend, are a beast.
Cheers-
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No problem. Actually I was able to put it together in 15 minutes by using the game book (http://www.nfl.com/liveupdate/gamecenter/54969/TEN_Gamebook.pdf) off NFL.com which showed me the exact points where Keiland touched the ball. So rather then having to watch every single offensive snap I was able to just scroll to the seconds leading up to the snap. Hell of a time saver.

Thanks again Dirtbag!! Hard to judge him against these teams as I imagine anybody will look like a pro-bowler going up against those guys. That said, I'll make some my observations on him.

Positives:
1) Runs hard
2) Not easy to bring down


Negatives:
1) Has absolutely no game breaking speed
2) Seems to slow down to a halt for some cuts and jukes
3) Limited vision. Some of his cuts went the wrong way.


All in all, I like Ryan Torain and I'd rather have him in the backfield than Portis. However, I think Torain is at best a backup, and I have a feeling Helu is going to be starting if/when the season ever gets underway. That is on the condition that Helu actually absorbs Shanny's offense and understands what to do. (unlike a D. Thomas)

Kei ran had several nice cutback runs, far more then a remembered he showed nice moves/footwork/wiggle/pitter patter whatever you want to call it Kei made several cuts that I don't think Torrain can make.

BTW-
You my friend, are a beast.
Cheers-
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I thought K. Williams looked below average at best on that film. Maybe I was looking at it wrong.

If you have request please let me know. Doesn't mean I'll put together the video right away but I'll certainly try to get to it. Brian Orakpo, MeAngelo (not so much an insult as much as I love the way it rolls off the tongue), Los, Cooley, Moss, and McNabb are among the other players I've considered highlighting. Both Dallas games, Indy, New York Week 17, Houston, Tennessee, and Tampa are the easiest games for me to put together right now.

Speaking of short videos check out Anthony Armstrong Weeks 14-17 (http://youtu.be/cml60bOLs68). Lol, now I'm reminded why I hate receivers. Fletcher, Landry, Torain, Williams, and Grossman have all produced one game videos no shorter then 6 minutes. Armstrong on the other hand I can fit 4 weeks worth of games in one video.

Ryan Torain vs Bears without sound can be found here. Seems to flow better though without sound as I was allowed to focus simply on getting the right shots rather then making sure I included relevant commentary.
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Santana Moss Week 16 and 17 video will be available by the time most of you read this.
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