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While I agree on the Moore mistackle... he was getting held... I also swear to god that Rahim takes more crap then any other player...
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Cincy score a TD two plays later.
Our offense marches down the field, overcoming drops, a minimal run game, only for Newman to grab an interception and all the momentum is back to Cincy. |
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All in all the play was well defended initially but then Dumervil leaves his zone which leaves the TE wide open on the route adjustment and Moore who makes the right call in keeping Gresham on the sideline then fails to disengage and make the tackle. |
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Ayers first snap in the 2nd half.
Cincy's 2nd drive after scoring their TD. 3rd and 7 on the 23. Ayers again lined up at DT beside Doom. In just under 2.5 seconds, again Doom/Ayers collapse the pocket around Dalton. Ayers is especially impressive here because he trucks through two OL. But Dalton completes a pro bowl pass. Great play by the DL, great pass by the QB. Bolden was in coverage and he had it locked down but it was just a great pass. The mistake Bolden made was that he looked off his WR at the wrong time and it results in another 25 yards after the catch. |
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Ayers was off the field the next couple of plays.
But I gotta show you this: 3rd and 6, big time play because the Bengals are marching down the field with momentum. The two horsemen of the apocalypse converge on Dalton in under two seconds and Von lowers the boom. The great thing about this play was that Doom was right there as well and if not for him Dalton would have scrambled out of the sack. It may be a 60 min game but sometimes it comes down to just a few split seconds. |
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A bunch of other stuff happens after the sack:
Cincy scores a FG, Manning throws a pick, Cincy get a short field and score, we come right back with DT/Decker and score. The next time Ayers sees the field is on a 3rd and 15 play in Cincy's half (Cincy had been running the ball well at this point, kinda going hurry up so it wasn't easy to sub players in and out). We go with the dreaded 3 man rush. God, I hate that and Dalton has time and throws a strike for a first down, except it's called back on a holding call. No more 3 man rushes please! |
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So now it's 3rd and 20.
Still with the three man rush. Von/Doom outside and Ayers inside. Ayers again, gets a great burst off the snap. |
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Was Bannan the other DL guy with Wolfe to knock down a Dalton pass? I can't remember the last time that happened in a Broncos game.
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. . . . And in quick time fights through the inside (and being held) and lays into Dalton forcing him to throw the ball without a clean pocket right into the hands of Bailey!
Just a great speed/strength play from Ayers inside off a three man rush (did I say I hated the three man rush? ) |
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Next Cincy drive and their desperate.
3rd and inches and Ayers sheds a blocker and along with Wolfe stops the RB cold, short of the first down marker (Cincy go for it the next play and convert). |
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Wolfe blocks the next pass.
Wes/Doom snuff out a screen the next play and our pass rush again gets to Dalton on 3rd down forcing Cincy to a FG. A really effective game by Ayers. I was surprised at the amount of quality snaps he logged and provided a real presence in the interior. That's it for me. Last edited by fontaine; 11-05-2012 at 03:48 PM.. |
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Moore sheds a block from an olineman and makes a tackle behind the LOS to blow up the screen. Let's completely disregard this part of the play and highlight Robert Ayers, the ONLY player that had no/least amount of pressure on Dalton because he was getting blocked. And, the fact that it was a screen play, the pressure doesn't really mean much as a screen pass is more about the receiver getting free to catch the screen. Last edited by Action; 11-05-2012 at 03:56 PM.. |
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I believe he had another missed tackle in the Saints game. However, I don't know if you would count that as a missed tackle on Greshman, considering he was being blocked/held.
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1. I'm not a defensive coach. 2. This thread isn't about logging every missed play, assignment break down etc. 3. This thread is (mostly) about Ayers - hint - read the title. 4. I'm literally: - rewatching/rewinding every defensive play, - tracking Ayers' snaps, - down and distance, - where he lines up and - trying to watch as much of the DL as I can, - while tracking Ayers' burst off the snap and closing speed. - and taking screenshots along with trying to post at the same time in under 2 hours. So yeah, I don't even have the time to disregard who's supposed to do what in coverage. At this time I'm very tempted to say something unpleasant, but I'm not going to waste any more of my time. Bye. Last edited by fontaine; 11-05-2012 at 03:59 PM.. |
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You saw Rahim Moore's missed tackle, yet you didn't see Dumervil break his coverage. |
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This thread is about Ayers. You are more then welcome to do this very thing for Moore if you would like. Way to piss on this thread you ****ing tool.
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Robert Ayers vs Cincinnati (and other stuff) And I see the OP talking about other players...so... And I'm a tool for trying to get the right analytics of a play? What? |
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You see, if Action pulled this crap in real life he would probably get slapped upside the head and told to shut the **** up. That's the problem with the internet, no one can b**** slap Action right now.
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dupe
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This is how it is at the orangemane ---> people incorrectly diagnose a players actions based on how they perceive a player through their feelings. Matter of fact, people incorrectly diagnose the WHOLE play based on their feelings of a certain player. I don't care that it's Moore, it could have been Mike Adams, Leohnard, Bruton... it's about getting the play right and crediting who deserves to be credited, and faulting who is really at fault. Accountability, that's all it really is. Last edited by Action; 11-05-2012 at 04:23 PM.. |
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