OR @ DB

[SweetScience]

1 hour ago, blazer1set said:

Forgot to mention earlier, the player of the game should be DB's #63 (left defensive end), he was the one with the funny helmet.
Its like OR just gave him a free pass into the back field all night long.
Its not something that shows up in stats (like tackles, int, ...) but he continually disrupted the flow of the offense.
 

So true. I noticed that, too. Our RT needs A LOT OF WORK. #63 is the biggest reason our last drive was a complete failure. When our QB got the ball after the snap on each play he was right in his face.

[blazer1set]

13 minutes ago, SweetScience said:

So true. I noticed that, too. Our RT needs A LOT OF WORK. #63 is the biggest reason our last drive was a complete failure. When our QB got the ball after the snap on each play he was right in his face.

Don't be too hard on your RT, #63 was just so quick off the line.   The coaches should have picked up on this and had the RB in the backfield blocking him.
 

[SweetScience]

5 minutes ago, blazer1set said:

Don't be too hard on your RT, #63 was just so quick off the line.   The coaches should have picked up on this and had the RB in the backfield blocking him.
 

Yes, they should have. A good chip block wouldn't have hurt. 

[bounder]

Isn't he the same one that was calling signals and disrupting our signals? Saw the zebras talking to him and his coaches called him over. Our guys were jumping off sides and you could them yelling over to Gaddis about him. Pretty good trick if you get away with it. Didn't work long.

[blazer1set]

6 hours ago, bounder said:

Isn't he the same one that was calling signals and disrupting our signals? Saw the zebras talking to him and his coaches called him over. Our guys were jumping off sides and you could them yelling over to Gaddis about him. Pretty good trick if you get away with it. Didn't work long.

One of the DB defensive guys was doing what you said, I never could tell which # it was, but you're right about the refs pointing it out

[SweetScience]

SMH oldest trick in the book.