Trindon Holliday - Page 8 - The Orange Mane

CHEF LUIGI · 11-25-2013, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic2

I think the football is too big for him.

like the moment?

CHEF LUIGI · 11-25-2013, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by mennonite

Imagine job where your only responsibilty is to decide whether you should catch a football or not. A simple, basic calculation of "is this safe or is this stupid" combined with your God given physical talent and you can make millions of dollars. And yet you are too dumb to even do that. Cruel irony. That is some Chef Luigi level stupidity right there.

yes, and then to allow some imbecile to posts idiocy about your poor judgement, hundreds of times no less.
womenonday,
is welker guilty of the same poor judgement or only holiday?

Drunken.Broncoholic2 · 11-25-2013, 03:56 PM

Look how big the football is compared to him. Easy pickings for a strip muff.

TonyR · 11-25-2013, 06:39 PM

I hate to say it, because the guy is electric and can be fun to watch. But if it were up to me the "Trindon Holliday Experiment" would be over. I think he's been a net negative overall the last several weeks. Just haven't been enough positives to justify the risk. The only reason I'd be okay with him staying is that we don't appear to have anyone else who can do the job. Welker has made at least two mistakes in the role.

WolfpackGuy · 11-25-2013, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by rolandftw

Holliday should have made the play, but JDR should have just got to halftime up 24-0, and it wouldn't have mattered.

I think Del Rio got greedy when NE called those two time outs just before punting.

I know I was.

The only way Holliday should've even tried to field that punt was if it was short and he was coming under it with a full head of steam.

Othwerwise, get the hell away from it.

SonOfLe-loLang · 11-25-2013, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyR

I hate to say it, because the guy is electric and can be fun to watch. But if it were up to me the "Trindon Holliday Experiment" would be over. I think he's been a net negative overall the last several weeks. Just haven't been enough positives to justify the risk. The only reason I'd be okay with him staying is that we don't appear to have anyone else who can do the job. Welker has made at least two mistakes in the role.

I'm fine with how they handled him last season. Kickoffs and punts when a return is possible/likely.

TonyR · 11-25-2013, 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by SonOfLe-loLang

I'm fine with how they handled him last season. Kickoffs and punts when a return is possible/likely.

That's right, we had that slow, white safety do punt returns when they were more risky. Forgot about that.

itswutz4dinna · 11-25-2013, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by mennonite

Imagine job where your only responsibilty is to decide whether you should catch a football or not. A simple, basic calculation of "is this safe or is this stupid" combined with your God given physical talent and you can make millions of dollars. And yet you are too dumb to even do that. Cruel irony. That is some Chef Luigi level stupidity right there.

Well, since you can't advance a muffed punt, the answer to his question was this is safe because there was absolutely 0 negative to muffing that punt. How many points did the Pats score off that TO?

Holliday absolutely made the correct decision on that play and taking him out cost us the game.

itswutz4dinna · 11-25-2013, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by WolfpackGuy

I think Del Rio got greedy when NE called those two time outs just before punting.

I know I was.

The only way Holliday should've even tried to field that punt was if it was short and he was coming under it with a full head of steam.

Othwerwise, get the hell away from it.

If he doesn't field it, we get a Hail Mary. If he muffs it, they get a Hail Mary. If he catches it, there is a higher than Haily Mary % chance he scores and pretty much ends the game. So by going for the ball the score was eithet going to remain 24-0 or be 31-0.

I don't know if that's what was going through his mind, but in hindsight he made a brilliant decision.

CHEF LUIGI · 11-25-2013, 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyR

That's right, we had that slow, white safety do punt returns when they were more risky. Forgot about that.

they tried decker at punt returns but it was embarrassing watching him signaling for a fair catch before the ball was even snapped.

itswutz4dinna · 11-25-2013, 08:07 PM

And should we blame DT for catching the TD that sent the game to overtime, where Moreno got hurt? Or blame the D for holding the Pats to a FG, allowing the game to continue and more injuries to occur? If not, then shut up about Holliday getting DRC hurt. Maybe Manning would have blown out his knee on the next play if Holliday fair caught the ball.

Drunken.Broncoholic2 · 11-25-2013, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by itswutz4dinna

And should we blame DT for catching the TD that sent the game to overtime, where Moreno got hurt? Or blame the D for holding the Pats to a FG, allowing the game to continue and more injuries to occur? If not, then shut up about Holliday getting DRC hurt. Maybe Manning would have blown out his knee on the next play if Holliday fair caught the ball.

Holliday shouldn't **** up like that. That's the point. Fair catch or get the **** away from the ball.

CHEF LUIGI · 11-25-2013, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by itswutz4dinna

And should we blame DT for catching the TD that sent the game to overtime, where Moreno got hurt? Or blame the D for holding the Pats to a FG, allowing the game to continue and more injuries to occur? If not, then shut up about Holliday getting DRC hurt. Maybe Manning would have blown out his knee on the next play if Holliday fair caught the ball.

president kennedy has been shot, thanks alot trinton !

itswutz4dinna · 11-25-2013, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic2

Holliday shouldn't **** up like that. That's the point. Fair catch or get the **** away from the ball.

Fair catching or getting away from the ball would BOTH be horrible decisions. In that situation you go for the TD no matter what, because nothing bad happens if you muff it. He could have done a better job actually catching it but his decision was perfect.

And wasn't last week the only other muffed punt he has this year? Which he recovered? So he has 0 negative plays for the team, 2 TDs, and the 2nd highest return avg. in the league. Yeah, let's cut this guy.....(not that you ever said cut him)

Drunken.Broncoholic2 · 11-25-2013, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by itswutz4dinna

Fair catching or getting away from the ball would BOTH be horrible decisions. In that situation you go for the TD no matter what, because nothing bad happens if you muff it. He could have done a better job actually catching it but his decision was perfect.

And wasn't last week the only other muffed punt he has this year? Which he recovered? So he has 0 negative plays for the team, 2 TDs, and the 2nd highest return avg. in the league. Yeah, let's cut this guy.....(not that you ever said cut him)

0 negative plays? Do you watch the games? Guess you missed his fumble deep in their own territory in the colts game. Or the several times he's decided not to fair catch/ or had fair catches inside the 5 yard line.

That last series before halftime was more about JDR thinking the wind would screw the punt up giving the ball in pats territory. Possible long FG with 20 mph behind a prater kick. Also he has TD potential and it's an attempt at trying for one.

itswutz4dinna · 11-25-2013, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic2

0 negative plays? Do you watch the games? Guess you missed his fumble deep in their own territory in the colts game.

That last series before halftime was more about JDR thinking the wind would screw the punt up giving the ball in pats territory. Possible long FG with 20 mph behind a prater kick.

Yeah, forgot about that Colts one. So that's 1. I haven't really seen him make many bad choices in terms of fair catching. It was Welker that tried to catch one at the 3 AND muffed it. And then last night let one go at the 20 AND didn't wave anyone off in time. Welker has made about twice as many mistakes this year in what, 4 opportunities?

Really people are making way too much out of that entire sequence. I think everybody did the right thing, including possibly DRC if he was really thinking return TD and not just padding his stats. Just an unfortunate injury, but it's not like someone needs to be blamed for it. And the Pats didn't score either so I can't get mad at that sequence at all.

Drunken.Broncoholic2 · 11-25-2013, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by itswutz4dinna

Yeah, forgot about that Colts one. So that's 1.

Really people are making way too much out of that entire sequence. I think everybody did the right thing, including possibly DRC if he was really thinking return TD and not just padding his stats. Just an unfortunate injury, but it's not like someone needs to be blamed for it. And the Pats didn't score either so I can't get mad at that sequence at all.

I just see bad decisions when it comes to catching the ball at certain times or deciding to wave it off with him. Once he does have it then he can get chunks of yards. But he's sketch before the catch. That can't happen in the playoffs. As far as DRC, he should've just let that one go. Good thing it's not serious.

itswutz4dinna · 11-25-2013, 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic2

I just see bad decisions when it comes to catching the ball at certain times or deciding to wave it off with him. Once he does have it then he can get chunks of yards. But he's sketch before the catch. That can't happen in the playoffs. As far as DRC, he should've just let that one go. Good thing it's not serious.

Oh he definitely scares me before he has the ball but for the most part he's handled it I think this year. It's not like last year where we need Leonhard for fair catches.

CHEF LUIGI · 11-25-2013, 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by itswutz4dinna

Oh he definitely scares me before he has the ball but for the most part he's handled it I think this year. It's not like last year where we need Leonhard for fair catches.

two fair catches would have been an upgrade on our punt day.

broncosteven · 11-25-2013, 10:01 PM

It is one thing to live with his mistakes when he makes up for them with points but when the muffs start to out weigh the points then they will have to make a choice.

I think keeping him on as KR is imperative but maybe getting Welker, Webster, Decker, Caldwell, Champ(?) some reps in practice as a hands guy.

I do wish our ST coach would have sold out for the punt block and kept Welker back in the endzone and have him run past everyone and not even bothered to return it. Our run game would have got us out of a ball at the one. They could have played to the tie rather than lose it on a mistake.

Long term Holliday needs to execute or start staking out a kiosk at the mall to man.

strafen · 11-25-2013, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by mennonite

Imagine job where your only responsibilty is to decide whether you should catch a football or not. A simple, basic calculation of "is this safe or is this stupid" combined with your God given physical talent and you can make millions of dollars. And yet you are too dumb to even do that. Cruel irony. That is some Chef Luigi level stupidity right there.

It's almost as though Trindon has some visual depth perception issues.
The issue is not whether he should catch the ball or not, it's whether he's judged the ball's trajectory and landing angle right. Sometimes the ball goes right thru his hands, sometimes it bounces off his chest, sometimes it bounces off his hands, it's kind of along those lines that he seems to be having the most trouble with

Broncos_OTM · 11-26-2013, 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by TonyR

I hate to say it, because the guy is electric and can be fun to watch. But if it were up to me the "Trindon Holliday Experiment" would be over. I think he's been a net negative overall the last several weeks. Just haven't been enough positives to justify the risk. The only reason I'd be okay with him staying is that we don't appear to have anyone else who can do the job. Welker has made at least two mistakes in the role.

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DENVERDUI55 · 11-26-2013, 09:11 AM

How many games have to go by without a TD before his fumbling and turnovers are more than his production? I think it is getting close to considering a replacement.

Pony Boy · 11-26-2013, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic2

I think the football is too big for him.

Kind of like if your girlfriend is a midget it makes your dick look really big.

Bronco Yoda · 11-26-2013, 03:32 PM

I just can't give you up yet. Sweet Sweet Sweeeeet baby Holliday Road.

Listen to the soothing baby holliday lullaby and you too will feel much better.

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11-25-2013, 03:56 PM	#178
Drunken.Broncoholic2 Pickled in orange & blue OnLyNiNjAsCaNrEaDtHiSQuOtE Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Carmel, Ca Posts: 32,391 Adopt-a-Bronco: CourtlandSutton	Look how big the football is compared to him. Easy pickings for a strip muff.

11-25-2013, 06:39 PM	#179
TonyR Franchise Poster Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Mid-Atlantic Posts: 35,043	I hate to say it, because the guy is electric and can be fun to watch. But if it were up to me the "Trindon Holliday Experiment" would be over. I think he's been a net negative overall the last several weeks. Just haven't been enough positives to justify the risk. The only reason I'd be okay with him staying is that we don't appear to have anyone else who can do the job. Welker has made at least two mistakes in the role.

11-25-2013, 08:07 PM	#186
itswutz4dinna Siemster's Union Member Catch the ball, Elway Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 2,180 Adopt-a-Bronco: None	And should we blame DT for catching the TD that sent the game to overtime, where Moreno got hurt? Or blame the D for holding the Pats to a FG, allowing the game to continue and more injuries to occur? If not, then shut up about Holliday getting DRC hurt. Maybe Manning would have blown out his knee on the next play if Holliday fair caught the ball.

11-25-2013, 10:01 PM	#195
broncosteven Kranz Dictum DJ Kranz spinning tunes Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Tranquility Base Posts: 54,829 Adopt-a-Bronco: Joesy Jewel	It is one thing to live with his mistakes when he makes up for them with points but when the muffs start to out weigh the points then they will have to make a choice. I think keeping him on as KR is imperative but maybe getting Welker, Webster, Decker, Caldwell, Champ(?) some reps in practice as a hands guy. I do wish our ST coach would have sold out for the punt block and kept Welker back in the endzone and have him run past everyone and not even bothered to return it. Our run game would have got us out of a ball at the one. They could have played to the tie rather than lose it on a mistake. Long term Holliday needs to execute or start staking out a kiosk at the mall to man.

11-26-2013, 09:11 AM	#198
DENVERDUI55 Gambling is a SIN^^^^^^ New to the Forum Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 15,657 Adopt-a-Bronco: None	How many games have to go by without a TD before his fumbling and turnovers are more than his production? I think it is getting close to considering a replacement.

11-26-2013, 03:32 PM	#200
Bronco Yoda . Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 20,341	I just can't give you up yet. Sweet Sweet Sweeeeet baby Holliday Road. Listen to the soothing baby holliday lullaby and you too will feel much better.