There is no need was in reference to the post above mine. No need to hear it againMuse......
What did you do?
But there could be.No, there's no need
'Cause it's wrong. Not to mention that most or at least many here aren't pre disposed to agreeing with you on anything.Why is that so hard to acknowledge?
Just checking in here to make sure everyone's okay. No hari-kari or anything, right?
If you truly are an astute judge of WR's, you undoubtedly know that in order for him to have 'high-pointed' the ball, he would've had to slow up a step, if not two.All the more reason he should have attacked the ball by jumping up (high-pointing) & reaching out for the ball (catch-pointing) so the guy on his back didn't do it first to pluck the ball off his shoulder. A great catch-point WR uses several techniques and timing to make certain he catches the ball in traffic instead of having it stolen from him.
Look, I don't want to argue with you but I'll help you learn. I've been studying the WR position since 2013 and I've been scouting WRs in the draft since 2014 on this site.
All you have to do is google High-point and catch-point drills for WRs to learn what Agholor should have/could have done to catch the ball.
Great masters of the art of both high-pointing and catch-pointing? Randy Moss and Mike Evans. Did you EVER see a ball thrown to Randy Moss stolen away from him in traffic? Watching Mike Evans at Texas A&M got me interested in the WR position. The guy was incredible. I wanted him really badly for the Pats. He was the 7th pick, lol.
Shorter guys can be great catch-point artists but they aren't by definition high-pointers. 5'9" Steve Smith Sr. was one the very best. Balls were rarely stolen from him. Boldin was another. He wasn't short but he couldn't jump. Both used physicality and body shielding to pluck the ball.
Anyway, have fun.
I can always count on you, can't I?We’re not like Bills fans whose team went to 4 SB’s and couldn’t win a single one. Numerous AFCE , AFC, and SB championships for our team, I think we’ll survive.
As your team, they haven’t won anything worth talking about so give it a fucking rest already.
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If you truly are an astute judge of WR's, you undoubtedly know that in order for him to have 'high-pointed' the ball, he would've had to slow up a step, if not two.
If you truly are an astute judge of WR's, you undoubtedly know that in order for him to have 'high-pointed' the ball, he would've had to slow up a step, if not two.
Exactly.If he had slowed down a step or two it would have prevented Poyer from flying above him without creating contact at the very least. You're kind of proving his point that it's on the receiver.
What? Did you read what you just typed? It may have sounded better in your head but...Yeah, I guess it worked out better for him to be passive and let the ball fall all the way to his waist for a basket catch.
(Maybe you should have read the link I provided on high-pointing and catch-pointing before you responded)
What? Did you read what you just typed? It may have sounded better in your head but...
No need to read your link. Let me ask you what you think would have happened had he jumped for the ball where he was?
Seriously?
The curse is finally broken and we can now have a real rivalry instead of 20 years of beat downs.
They deserve to celebrate after 20 years. They have a good chance to beat the Chiefs too.winning has not been kind to some of the bills fans i've seen online. they're like the girl you think has been a cool chick, but she's the one who has been breaking into your house and boiling your rabbits on the stove, a la fatal attraction. only they do it because they ARE getting what they want...vs. no longer getting what they want.