I cant imagine our offense getting the work in it needs going against this depleted defense in practice. Someone pass this along to JDR lol. Practice these days must be a bloodbath with our 4th stringers trying to stop DT, JT, Deck and Welker.
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Our Defense should play with 12 guys in practice
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We already have a hard enough time deciding whether we want 11 or 12 players on defense during the games. No need to add more confusion to that.
Not only that, but this would change all of Peyton's reads and could affect his gameday decision making.
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Originally posted by Rabb View PostWe should also have the defense practice neutral zone infractions...for the offense's benefit.
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Originally posted by ATL-Eric View PostSpeaking of this, I think Peyton needs to be careful this week and not gyrate too much while trying to draw them off sides. Word is the refs will be watching out this week and could call him for false start
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Originally posted by bfoflcommish View Postyou have some inside info from lightrail?
THE MANNING MOVEMENTS. Four 49ers fans were watching the Denver-San Diego game. On at least two of the encroachment penalties called against the Chargers, all four of us were in agreement that a false start should have been called on Peyton Manning. He bobbed his head vigorously and at the same time thrust his hands forward in a sharp manner. We looked it up in the rule book and it sure seems that he got away with at least two false starts. And don’t say that is Manning’s normal way to receive the ball, because it is not. When he is actually getting the snap, he does not bob his head and jerk his hands forward. I imagine both Mike McCoy and Bill Belichick will be asking the NFL to take a look at this.
—Phillip
I think you have a very good point. The Manning motions, I am sure, will be addressed by the Competition Committee this offseason. I would say it’s likely that whoever officiates that game this weekend will be reminded to watch for overt movement by Manning. Thanks for writing such an intelligent email.
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