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Hood is mobile enough to play an end?

I admittedly haven't paid much attention to the guy; just assumed he was Casey Hampton 2.0.
 
YGBFKM said:
The Giants' OL might disagree.

Maybe so, but Henne had all night to throw last night against a defense that made life hell for Brady and Brees.

Along those lines, Henne's prime time debut is on the short list of the most impressive ones I can recall. Thanks for playing, Chad Pennington, your services will not be needed in Miami in 2010.
 
Trey Beamon said:
Hood is mobile enough to play an end?

I admittedly haven't paid much attention to the guy; just assumed he was Casey Hampton 2.0.

Not at all. Hood is a 3-4 defensive end, not a nose tackle. Not that he was anything but invisible Sunday.
 
BYH said:
YGBFKM said:
The Giants' OL might disagree.

Maybe so, but Henne had all night to throw last night against a defense that made life hell for Brady and Brees.

Along those lines, Henne's prime time debut is on the short list of the most impressive ones I can recall. Thanks for playing, Chad Pennington, your services will not be needed in Miami in 2010.

The Dolphins always play well against that defense on Monday Night. :(
 
outofplace said:
Trey Beamon said:
Hood is mobile enough to play an end?

I admittedly haven't paid much attention to the guy; just assumed he was Casey Hampton 2.0.

Not at all. Hood is a 3-4 defensive end, not a nose tackle. Not that he was anything but invisible Sunday.

Christ ... I wasn't even close. That's what I get for not reading up on the Steelers nearly enough.
 
BYH said:
YGBFKM said:
The Giants' OL might disagree.

Maybe so, but Henne had all night to throw last night against a defense that made life hell for Brady and Brees.

Along those lines, Henne's prime time debut is on the short list of the most impressive ones I can recall. Thanks for playing, Chad Pennington, your services will not be needed in Miami in 2010.
Henne completed what I consider the "cycle" of passes that only great QBs throw with consistency. All in the fourth quarter.

Long ball: Ginn TD
Touch pass: Camarillo to the lefton 3rd down in final drive for a first.
Medium to long out: Numerous times, most impressively on the end of a roll right on third down to again find Camarillo for the crucial final first down.

Steve Young called it the greatest display of young quarterback play he has ever seen.

Too bad, though, that the Dolphins didn't ship a 2nd and 5th for Edwards.
 
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Saints are favored on most Vegas lines by 28 over Giants this weekend.
WOW!
 
Blitz said:
Saints are favored on most Vegas lines by 28 over Giants this weekend.
WOW!

This cannot be correct.

Has any game this season had a 28-point spread?
 
McPoyle said:
It's a cliche, for sure, but that's where games are won and lost -- in the trenches.

I see so many teams spend millions of dollars on skill positions and ignore the lines. And the Redskins still haven't figured out that one.

They haven't? Didn't they just plunk down $100 million ($41 million guaranteed) for Albert Haynesworth -- a defensive tackle? If he's not in the trenches, I'm not sure who is.
 
The Glantz-Culver line on the AP wire says Saints opened as 3 1/2-point favorites and now it's down to 3.


But if you find it at 28, call me. I'll put a few bucks down on the Giants and take the points.


OK, a few thousand.
 
joe king said:
McPoyle said:
It's a cliche, for sure, but that's where games are won and lost -- in the trenches.

I see so many teams spend millions of dollars on skill positions and ignore the lines. And the Redskins still haven't figured out that one.

They haven't? Didn't they just plunk down $100 million ($41 million guaranteed) for Albert Haynesworth -- a defensive tackle? If he's not in the trenches, I'm not sure who is.

A one-person attempt at a stopgap. After a failed attempt to throw money at Jason Taylor, another stopgap. The rest of their line sucks.

And how about their offensive line? Even before injuries it was among the worst in the league. Now it probably is the worst.
 
McPoyle said:
It's a cliche, for sure, but that's where games are won and lost -- in the trenches.

I see so many teams spend millions of dollars on skill positions and ignore the lines. And the Redskins still haven't figured out that one.

After quarterback, the next-highest paid positions are offensive and defensive line. Then linebackers.

The skill positions actually tend to be pretty low-paid outside of quarterback.
 
zimbabwe said:
Blitz said:
Saints are favored on most Vegas lines by 28 over Giants this weekend.
WOW!

This cannot be correct.

Has any game this season had a 28-point spread?

I think Blitz is yanking a few chains. I don't believe any game in NFL history has ever had a 28-point spread, not even the 2007 games between the Patriots (who finished 16-0) and Dolphins (who finished 1-15).
 
Simon_Cowbell said:
BYH said:
YGBFKM said:
The Giants' OL might disagree.

Maybe so, but Henne had all night to throw last night against a defense that made life hell for Brady and Brees.

Along those lines, Henne's prime time debut is on the short list of the most impressive ones I can recall. Thanks for playing, Chad Pennington, your services will not be needed in Miami in 2010.
Henne completed what I consider the "cycle" of passes that only great QBs throw with consistency. All in the fourth quarter.

Long ball: Ginn TD
Touch pass: Camarillo to the lefton 3rd down in final drive for a first.
Medium to long out: Numerous times, most impressively on the end of a roll right on third down to again find Camarillo for the crucial final first down.

Steve Young called it the greatest display of young quarterback play he has ever seen.

Too bad, though, that the Dolphins didn't ship a 2nd and 5th for Edwards.

Edwards as in Trent Edwards? Or do you mean Brady Quinn?

And yeah, that was impressive as hell. Seemed poised and confident and not fazed at all.
 

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