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Si, veniva citato, nelle pagine dedicate al profilo di Everest, come capo allenatore dei Legnano Frogs, di cui Everest era stato special teams coach.saints68 wrote: Grazie Torrisone,ma intendevo per cos'e' citato Bebo sullo Yearbook...
Grazie Mimmo!E grande Bebo!cecaro wrote: Si, veniva citato, nelle pagine dedicate al profilo di Everest, come capo allenatore dei Legnano Frogs, di cui Everest era stato special teams coach.
Quoto anch'io. E devo dire che Arenas mi piace anche molto.mr.kerouac wrote: It's always good when a team's offseason needs match the talent available, and that appears to be the case as the 49ers begin gearing up for the 2010 draft. They have two first-round picks (No. 13 and No. 16 or 17, depending on a coin toss). Here's what I see as the team's most pressing needs followed the opinions of a couple of draft experts. Feel free to throw in your two cents as well ...
OT: The 49ers completely failed to meet Mike Singletary's vision for an offense that overwhelmed the opposition in the running game. They did not "impose their will" on anyone. I think this has to be the 49ers' No. 1 priority in the offseason. A stout offensive line will make everyone on offense -- primarily quarterback Alex Smith -- look better. As far as tackle talent goes, this year's draft is not as good as the previous two, but there is enough talent that the 49ers should come out of the first round with a right tackle if not a left tackle.
Returner: What? Are you crazy? Why would a guy who only touches the ball a few times a game be such a high priority? Here's why: The 49ers lost so many games by a touchdown or less this year that you have to believe a special return man would have made a difference in some of those games. The 49ers were decidedly un-special in the return game. Field position is key to the type of offense Singletary would prefer to run. In 2009, the 49ers averaged 4.4 yards per punt return, the worst in the league. This will be a very good draft for returners. One of them, Alabama's Javier Arenas, will be in action Thursday evening. If the 49ers drafted him (2nd round?), they'd get a cornerback to boot.
S: Two months ago, I would have said that outside linebacker was a top priority. However, Ahmad Brooks' emergence has diminished that need somewhat. It also should be noted that two of the team's top pass rushers, Parys Haralson and Justin Smith, played hurt for a good chunk of the season. The 49ers have a lot of safeties on the roster, but only one, Dashon Goldson, who is a lock for the long haul. The team's starting strong safety, Michael Lewis, turns 30 in April and had trouble with concussions early in the season. Mark Roman certainly could fill in at strong safety if Lewis were to go down, but the team already has turned the page on him as a starter. Reggie Smith has shown flashes of talent. The 49ers see him as a potential free safety, and it's possible that he could play that position while hard-hitting Goldson drops down and plays the more in-the-box strong safety role. Smith, however, has seen scant playing time and was injured for much of the season. In other words, there are a lot of questions at the position. ... And before you ask it, no, Nate Clements isn't being moved to safety.
questo è quello che scrive Barrows e mi trovo perfettamente d'accordo
Se prendiamo questo rubiamo anche un illustre tifoso ai vaccariAngyair wrote: Quoto anch'io. E devo dire che Arenas mi piace anche molto.
Su Everest....a me sinceramente dispiace perché i primi 2 anni aveva lavorato molto bene, ma penso che dopo l'episodio di Seattle non potesse che finire così.
Dovremmo però risolvere il "problemuccio" delle pistole vero aza?multiple wrote: Se prendiamo questo rubiamo anche un illustre tifoso ai vaccari
Esatto quell' Arenas lì mi era stato subito simpatico per il nome dall' anno scorso, poi ho scoperto che era anche un buon giocatore ed un ottimo ritornatore...lo seguirò con interesse. Penso che sia da secondo terzo giro, così a naso...e più che altro pesano le sue doti da returner, vediamo come si sviluppera a livello pro da CB.multiple wrote: Se prendiamo questo rubiamo anche un illustre tifoso ai vaccari
Questa oggi fa male, non intendo rispondere, resto nella mia tristezza.Angyair wrote: Dovremmo però risolvere il "problemuccio" delle pistole vero aza?
[mode=ottimista]Jeremy wrote: Stavo dando un'occhiata alle stats e ne ho trovata una davvero interessante; la nostra difesa è quindicesima per yds concessa ma sale al quarto posto per punti concessi (meglio di noi solo Jets, Cowboys e Ravens). In effetti ricordo diverse situazioni in cui abbiamo concesso yds agli avversari quando avevano molto campo per poi difendere benissimo negli spazi ristretti e molti drive lunghi dei nostri avversari hanno alla fine fruttato sulo FG o turnovers. Ottimo lavoro quello di Manusky.
