Why so much Separation?
by acerero on Nov 30, 2009 11:33 PM EST
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Can somebody explain me, why William Gay, always gives so much cushion to the receivers?Every time they throw at him is at least a 4 yard gain. I was at the game yesterday and it is amazing how much separation he gives the receivers. He does not look agressive, he seems content to tackle the receivers after they gain at least 5 yards. Is this how the position is supposed to be played? I just do not understand. He does not seem to adjust even when they are constantly gaining yards on his side.
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by kick him in the head on Dec 1, 2009 10:33 AM EST up reply actions
Uncle Dick is calling the same schemes without Troy in there
and that just cannot be done. Troy is an intangible, which means he brings things to the table nobody else can.
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