Salvon's choppy feet
The minute he tries and juke someone gets dropped 99% of time.
Calling Bush now to give him this info.
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He said 99%.MikeDamone said:You mean like this?
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I didn’t read for comprehensionAtomicDawg said:
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He was terrible until Arizona gave up. Then he was able to pad his stats.
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That's the 1%. He's right.MikeDamone said:You mean like this?
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You mean like the USC game
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Keep your day job man... you have no future in running back coachinglongduckdong said:Everytime Salvon stops his feet and studders he gets dropped. Needs to just go more point A to B plays.....sweeps reverses etc.
The minute he tries and juke someone gets dropped 99% of time.
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WTFAY?????backthepack said:You mean like the USC game
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Every time the board starts to bash Ahmed he plays well. Every time people start to believe he’s good, he goes back to being mostly shit.
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The middle is so fucking clogged on short yardage that all backs should have the swing outside in mind
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But when does he get dropped? I’m unclearlongduckdong said:Everytime Salvon stops his feet and studders he gets dropped. Needs to just go more point A to B plays.....sweeps reverses etc.
The minute he tries and juke someone gets dropped 99% of time.
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We should continue to bash him the rest of the year.RoadDawg55 said:Every time the board starts to bash Ahmed he plays well. Every time people start to believe he’s good, he goes back to being mostly shit.
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Leon Neal disagreesNeGgaPlEaSe said:
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I was told anyone who thinks McGrew and Newton have better vision than Ahmed is a clown.GrundleStiltzkin said:
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I've heard the same.dnc said:
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On that last touchdown, Ahmed did do his stop and studder as soon as it looked like he was going to make contact, yet was able to bounce it outside and use his speed to score a touchdown. However, if you look closely I think Otton got away with a bit of a hold which gave Ahmed enough time to get back up to speed after deciding where he wanted to go.
So I don't think there's much to take away from that play other than every once in awhile when the stars align Ahmed's speed/acceleration can make something great happen. And that's a good thing. But his tendency to be indecisive on runs up the middle and to avoid contact were still on display, which have been the common denominator on many of his unsuccessful carries.
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A clown must have told you that.dnc said:
I was told anyone who thinks McGrew and Newton have better vision than Ahmed is a clown.
I wonder ... what's ... so hard ... about watching the fucking game.
When one does that, one sees Newton and McGrew RIPPING THE FUCK through holes between the tackles right and left. You actually see it. Then you see this kid a few of us? are madly in love with come in and, more often than not, NOT DO THAT.
It's so uncomplicated. Just watch the fucking game, and make a mental note of who gets caught at the LOS and who barrels through whatever holes the O line can generate. There are three to backs to track. Slowly. McGrew. Ahmed. Newton.
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And, doing that when the game is over and the defense no longer gives a shit is a far different thing that doing it when McGrew did it right out of the gates, when the Defense is fresh and in the game.Fenderbender123 said:On that last touchdown, Ahmed did do his stop and studder as soon as it looked like he was going to make contact, yet was able to bounce it outside and use his speed to score a touchdown. However, if you look closely I think Otton got away with a bit of a hold which gave Ahmed enough time to get back up to speed after deciding where he wanted to go.
So I don't think there's much to take away from that play other than every once in awhile when the stars align Ahmed's speed/acceleration can make something great happen. And that's a good thing. But his tendency to be indecisive on runs up the middle and to avoid contact were still on display, which have been the common denominator on many of his unsuccessful carries.
And, of course, nobody who actually watches the games thinks Ahmed is a piece of shit who never gains positive yardage. There are these things called game stats that bear out what he does. But he's not steady, not dependable, does not like contact and goes down easy. He needs to play behind an O line that opens up truck lanes, or in an offense designed to get him the ball in open space for him to do his thing. -
I will say that Ahmed did a better job in the second half, which of course was right after I posted in the game thread that he should be benched. The execution and play calling was better, though too.
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Achmed is a stupid name imo
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CarefulPitchfork51 said:Achmed is a stupid name imo
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Eh the missing piece is a legit rb. Ahmed is okay as a lightning type role guy.
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I am a big Ahmed defender. That being said, in the second half, his studder stepping cost him a 20+ yard run. Instead it was a six yard gain.
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In March, Hardcore Husky will be running a camp to teach the fundamentals of being a running backs coach. Limited spots available. PM the Nacho Man Savage for details.NeGgaPlEaSe said:
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At the same camp, I'll be offering game day alcohol management. Consumption using unbalanced schemes, etc.DerekJohnson said:
In March, Hardcore Husky will be running a camp to teach the fundamentals of being a running backs coach. Limited spots available. PM the Nacho Man Savage for details. -
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