https://twitter.com/justinthind/status/1481438421059096579?s=21
https://twitter.com/petethamel/status/1481667214562496516?s=21
It makes the casual fan think whatever chuck and shaq are saying on tnt is true. They said we didn’t know what we were doing and we’re just chucking Random shots. I think if we could make the playoffs and somehow get out the first round. That will be a huge success and I will be super happy with our season.
Chase notably said before that they made Tony and the crews behavior darker as the show went on to remind fans that these are horrible people. But when you hear Chase's comments recently, where he criticized fans who wanted Tony dead in the finale, and he doesn't believe Tony became any worse as the series went on, and therapy did not enable his behaviors more.
You wonder why that is, and then when it's a bit apparent that Tony was partly modeled after Chase's behavior specifically with the therapy and family dynamic part, his recent "what was Tony, a toxic pershon?" complaints become a bit more understand understandable.
Source:
https://twitter.com/anthonyvslater/status/1463260754077904900?s=21
> Klay Thompson on his defense: "Going against guys like Leandro Barbosa has helped me. He's still so quick...I don't plan on being a slouch on (the defensive) end."
The Brazilian Blur still got it. In the words of the great Barbosa: “WE GON BE CHAMPIONSHIP”
https://twitter.com/mzenitz/status/1481814632130039815?t=6SZI9WtqoK4tkco-JKu2tg&s=19
Hi everyone,
It is pretty confusing for me to understand the difference between Linebackers and Defensive Ends.
I understand Defensive Ends main responsibility is rush the passer and Linebackers are little bit more flexible to help against RBs but they press QB as well.
What makes me confuse is this: If I check T. J. Watt (A Linebacker based on Steelers roster), he is usually located in the defensive line where Defensives Ends are located (2 players in the middle as Deffensive Tackles and 2 Defensive End as each end) and also T. J. Watt is sack leader in the NFL (because he focus in rush the passer).
How I can know when I am seeing a Linebacker role or Defensive End role? For me, T.J. Watt does almost the same as Maxx Crosby in Raiders, but the last one is a Defensive End.
EDIT: Clear now! It depends of 3-4 and 4-3 defenses. I appreciate answers!
Thanks in advance!
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https://twitter.com/petethamel/status/1475938342420336645?s=21
I know he has more pressures and hurries but I'm looking for something like a defensive stat/rating for negative plays forced or anything else that would back up the fact that Watt is worse than Crosby. Thanks in advance!
This is his 4th games with 4 or more steals and we're only 10 games in. GTJ and Paul George are currently tied for first at 3 steals per game.
I feel like some of these are used interchangeably, but I'd like some clarification.
I never thought I would see that kind of defense from Tatum. And btw that was clearly a jump ball. Damn refs
This was the most complete game I have seen not just from Tatum but NBA player period
Now please...keep it up.
I don’t know if the Top 3 need to be worried exactly, but they definitely should keep an eye on the rearview mirror, because York is coming on strong in the off-season.
https://northerntribune.ca/york-united-daniel-obekkjaer/
Justin Harper graduated from Virginia Tech in 2008. Harper was a four-year letterwinner for the Hokies. He was a wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens from 2008-11. He played in the CFL for two years, seeing action for the Saskatchewan Roughriders and British Columbia Lions.
Eric Baumgarter spent time at Northwestern-Saint Paul as the offensive coordinator and running backs coach and later promoted to linebackers coach. Prior he spent a year as the defensive quality control coach at Iowa State.
If you all remember, Wiseman would be picked out by vets constantly earlier on in the season because he jumped a lot, therefore getting called for those jump fouls at the rim and those lean in fouls on drives. However, the refs have made it perfectly clear that if the offensive player is intimating contact, so long as nothing egregious happens, the refs will swallow their whistles.
So what does this mean? Players have actually been allowed to lay way more physically in the paint, and establish verticality, meaning going straight up with their hands up. Wiseman, with his amazing vertical and his crazy long reach, would thrive with this. Those touch fouls that would get him taken out of the game quickly are no longer a thing, and it would allow him to be way more physical than before.
Don’t be surprised if Wiseman makes huge strides on the defensive end throughout this whole season.
