(Yesterday, 02:01 PM)Soonerpeace Wrote: Joe wasn’t happy with Isovias on the pick 6 either.

Careful now, you’re venturing dangerously close to being silly.

(Yesterday, 02:01 PM)Soonerpeace Wrote: Joe wasn’t happy with Isovias on the pick 6 either.

So when can the receiver block on those kinds of plays?  I was, come on Yoshi, you gotta block better, but wasn't sure if he had to wait till Ja'Marr caught the ball or not. Hobbs played it pretty damn good.

Solid job by Dline in the PFF scores, also Hudson came  in and played well after All got hurt

We need to find a way to run more defensive plays that include mike hilton. Dude is so underrated

(Yesterday, 03:40 PM)Gohards Wrote: We need to find a way to run more defensive plays that include mike hilton. Dude is so underrated

There were 2 defensive series, that was the Mike Hilton Show! He definitely got the message this week 

(Yesterday, 03:25 PM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: Careful now, you’re venturing dangerously close to being silly.

(Yesterday, 03:35 PM)sandwedge Wrote: So when can the receiver block on those kinds of plays?  I was, come on Yoshi, you gotta block better, but wasn't sure if he had to wait till Ja'Marr caught the ball or not. Hobbs played it pretty damn good.

Maybe I misread it

I watched that stupid play multiple times. Irwin (I think) was lined up inside of Yoshi and instead of turning towards the defender he just jets upfield. That left a huge hole which no one could have blocked. I'm not sure what Yoshi could do there as if he shifted inside before the snap you get an illegal motion flag. I think Burrow was upset both at the stupid play and at how it blew up so badly again because of a mechanical error on the execution.

(Yesterday, 03:40 PM)Gohards Wrote: We need to find a way to run more defensive plays that include mike hilton. Dude is so underrated

We need to extend BJ Hill, Trey, and Hilton this off-season. 

(Yesterday, 03:38 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: Solid job by Dline in the PFF scores, also Hudson came  in and played well after All got hurt

I thought Hudson played pretty poorly actually. I saw him drop at least one easy pass. 

(Yesterday, 03:38 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: Solid job by Dline in the PFF scores, also Hudson came  in and played well after All got hurt

Yes. Jenkins has been good the whole time and we're seeing McKinnley Jackson starting to also emerge. If Mims, Jenkins and Jackson all turn out to be hits this is a pretty good draft. 

(Yesterday, 03:35 PM)sandwedge Wrote: So when can the receiver block on those kinds of plays?  I was, come on Yoshi, you gotta block better, but wasn't sure if he had to wait till Ja'Marr caught the ball or not. Hobbs played it pretty damn good.

It appeared the play design was for get the CB to move w/ Yoshi; as you can get his first step is to the sideline, but when he saw the CB making a beeline to the spot, he was no longer in a position to block him.

I know that didn't answer your question but I assume the receiver can block anyone he wants as soon as the ball is snapped, but then again I've seen them flagged for setting picks (Ironic). 

(Yesterday, 05:15 PM)Joelist Wrote: Yes. Jenkins has been good the whole time and we're seeing McKinnley Jackson starting to also emerge. If Mims, Jenkins and Jackson all turn out to be hits this is a pretty good draft. 

I think those guys could all be solid players, but not HUGELY impactful guys. I still think we need another big time impactful playmaker on defense. 

(Yesterday, 05:25 PM)WeezyBengal Wrote: I think those guys could all be solid players, but not HUGELY impactful guys. I still think we need another big time impactful playmaker on defense. 

I disagree. Jenkins is shaping into an impact player. Jackson has flashed impact but only time will tell. Mims is already impact by stabilizing RT. 

(Yesterday, 01:33 PM)Joelist Wrote: Not sure how they handled All. The worst player out there was by far Trayveon Williams. He was a total liability in pass protection - remember the play Burrow was yelling about and some of the board thought it was Volson? Nope. He was yelling at Williams who literally ignored his blocking assignment and ran out on a route. The OL all did it correctly - Williams caused the entire miscue.

Williams has been with the team long enough. I felt like they should have let him go after last season he has shown very little since we drafted him. Another wasted pick.

(Yesterday, 05:54 PM)pulses Wrote: Williams has been with the team long enough. I felt like they should have let him go after last season he has shown very little since we drafted him. Another wasted pick.

I woulda cut him right on the field it was so bad. 

I always thought Gio would make a great coach. maybe he could teach these turds how to block.

Hell he's only 32. let's make him player/coach

(Yesterday, 05:25 PM)bfine32 Wrote: It appeared the play design was for get the CB to move w/ Yoshi; as you can get his first step is to the sideline, but when he saw the CB making a beeline to the spot, he was no longer in a position to block him.

I know that didn't answer your question but I assume the receiver can block anyone he wants as soon as the ball is snapped, but then again I've seen them flagged for setting picks (Ironic). 

I have seen the flag fly for setting the block to early, I believe. Hobbs diagnosed that play so fast that Yoshi couldn't react. Funny thing tho, they ran the same play next serious only to the opposite side and both defenders jumped it and Joe hit Gesicki for the long TD. 

(Yesterday, 03:35 PM)sandwedge Wrote: So when can the receiver block on those kinds of plays?  I was, come on Yoshi, you gotta block better, but wasn't sure if he had to wait till Ja'Marr caught the ball or not. Hobbs played it pretty damn good.

If memory serves me, they can block anytime within 1  yard of the LoS. Yoshi could have and should have made that block.

(11 hours ago)rfaulk34 Wrote: If memory serves me, they can block anytime within 1  yard of the LoS. Yoshi could have and should have made that block.

Yoshi is not making the strides that he should have either.