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Leinart sempre più idolo 

...maledetto Al Davis che preferì prendere Huff 

sulle orme di KO 

mittticccoooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!! grande Matt

I Redskins intanto hanno firmato Jerome Mathis (WR), secondo me questo non è affatto un cattivo acquisto anche perchè come special teamer Mathis non se la cava così male e un WR come lui può sempre far comodo

Matt Leinart uno di noi! 

chinasky wrote: Matt Leinart uno di noi! 

in discussione la leadership di KO?

matteogb4 wrote: in discussione la leadership di KO?

Perché?

matteogb4 wrote: in discussione la leadership di KO?

Per 4 foto? Ce ne vuole ancora 

Whatarush wrote: Per 4 foto? Ce ne vuole ancora 

Di cui per altro una non proprio degna di avere un fans club.....

Magari può piacere ai Village People!

ok....KO still rulez 

Un parere che (credo) interessante:

Top backs not fitting into NFL mold
Lack of pro-style offenses makes evaluation harder

Dan Pompei
April 6, 2008

The top four running backs in the upcoming NFL draft have something in common—none of them plays in a traditional pro-style running game.

At Arkansas, Darren McFadden and Felix Jones were used in a system that utilized both halfbacks together frequently. McFadden would sometimes take a direct snap and either hand off or run himself.

Rashard Mendenhall was used in the option at Illinois, and he rarely ran behind a fullback.
Oregon ran a similar offense with Jonathan Stewart, spreading the field and attacking the edges of the defense with the running game.

So for NFL teams, evaluating these prospects is slightly more difficult than evaluating running backs like Adrian Peterson, for example. Peterson played in a more traditional offense at Oklahoma, running between the tackles more frequently.

The margin for error in evaluations always increases when projections are involved, and there is some projection involved with McFadden, Jones, Mendenhall and Stewart.

"It does cause some problems," one AFC general manager said. "They're running sideways a lot, not playing downhill as much as they will in the NFL."

Colts President Bill Polian points out running backs in such systems eventually do everything NFL teams are looking for them to do—they just don't do them as frequently as some other backs.

So for scouts, it might mean more work.

"You have to watch a little more tape with these guys," the general manager said. "You might see them run from an I formation with a fullback five times a game instead of 25 times, so you have fewer opportunities to see how well he does what you're looking for."

Faccio una domanda qui, perché non ho molto tempo per seguire la NFL in sti giorni, mi dite per cortesia come si stanno comportando i "miei" Texans, in  questa free agency?
Prospettive?

Grazie in anticipo delle risposte