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October 22, 2007, 07:58:18 AM
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That's 3 TD's that Watts has given up by all by himself due to his FP tackling.  He missed a ku WR on a bubble screen that went for a TD as well.  Pretty much our entire defense (Ian included) are tackling like FP's.   :runaway:

LOL at your pic/caption change.

I love your steady pessimism, I wrap it around me like a warm blanket.

It's more of a steady meltdown.  I don't really erupt, just a nice steady flow.  I'm consistent like that. 

I know, the blanket never burns it just keeps me warm.

Thanks bra. :woot:
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October 22, 2007, 08:03:17 AM
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Watts is a very instinctive player and is great at coming up to stop the run, but when your safety is making TFLs on a regular basis you just know that he is liable to bite on play action.  Watts is pretty good at playing centerfield in coverage but he is very below average as a cover safety.

So we have an average speed, aggressive, run stopping safety that isn't a particularly hard hitter and is below average in coverage.

I've really rooted for Watts, but he certainly haven't progressed how we wanted, because of injuries or not.

All he's good at is tackling at the line of scrimmage.  His open field tackling is horrible.

Untrue.

Hey, look at the bright side....we could have Tetuan back there. And Rusty, if you say Tetuan was better, I'm going to go  :yikes:

"Marcus Watts - Better than Tetuan!"

:woot:

October 22, 2007, 08:13:33 AM
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Watts is a very instinctive player and is great at coming up to stop the run, but when your safety is making TFLs on a regular basis you just know that he is liable to bite on play action.  Watts is pretty good at playing centerfield in coverage but he is very below average as a cover safety.

So we have an average speed, aggressive, run stopping safety that isn't a particularly hard hitter and is below average in coverage.

I've really rooted for Watts, but he certainly haven't progressed how we wanted, because of injuries or not.

All he's good at is tackling at the line of scrimmage.  His open field tackling is horrible.

Untrue.

Hey, look at the bright side....we could have Tetuan back there. And Rusty, if you say Tetuan was better, I'm going to go  :yikes:

"Marcus Watts - Better than Tetuan!"

:woot:

"Rusty - Better than Tetuan!"

 :woot:
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October 22, 2007, 11:13:30 AM
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