[News] What You Missed vs. Cleveland Browns

[BR News]

Defensive tackle Michael Pierce doesn’t move like a 340-pounder. Running back Terrance West can make people miss. Outside linebacker Terrell Suggs creates sack for defensive end Timmy Jernigan.

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[bmorefan444]

Favorite article every week. This could be like 4 times longer and I would be happy.

[Ravenous_Ravens]

Man the first T.West replay, if Stanley keeps blocking up field he could have blocked #51 and probably sprung T.West to the house. #51 was the only one that forces the cut back into the defenders. Just saying, and I'm sure he's seen and will learn from it.

[Crusader]

West just needs attempts to get a feel of the game and who he can trust to block and who is getting beat.

[Crusader]

Can we now stop saying Suggs is too old ?

[TheConquerorWorm]

Man the first T.West replay, if Stanley keeps blocking up field he could have blocked #51 and probably sprung T.West to the house. #51 was the only one that forces the cut back into the defenders. Just saying, and I'm sure he's seen and will learn from it.

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

[Rav'n Maniac]

  12 hours ago, Ravenous_Ravens said:

Man the first T.West replay, if Stanley keeps blocking up field he could have blocked #51 and probably sprung T.West to the house. #51 was the only one that forces the cut back into the defenders. Just saying, and I'm sure he's seen and will learn from it.

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

Saw that too! I like what Oakland does instead of a FB, they bring an extra guard in on the end of the line and he pulls into whatever gap the play is going. Works very well for them.

[Bat-mite]

I don't think I missed any of that....

[DBsRAVENS]

  17 hours ago, Ravenous_Ravens said:

Man the first T.West replay, if Stanley keeps blocking up field he could have blocked #51 and probably sprung T.West to the house. #51 was the only one that forces the cut back into the defenders. Just saying, and I'm sure he's seen and will learn from it.

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

Thank you. And his 0 YAC to the equation and I really wonder why he's so popular.

[DBsRAVENS]

  13 hours ago, TheConquerorWorm said:

  17 hours ago, Ravenous_Ravens said:

Man the first T.West replay, if Stanley keeps blocking up field he could have blocked #51 and probably sprung T.West to the house. #51 was the only one that forces the cut back into the defenders. Just saying, and I'm sure he's seen and will learn from it.

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

Saw that too! I like what Oakland does instead of a FB, they bring an extra guard in on the end of the line and he pulls into whatever gap the play is going. Works very well for them.

Raven's could actually gain a roster position by using a TE to do what Juice is failing to do.

[rossihunter2]

14 hours ago, TheConquerorWorm said:

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

another? he's been the best blocking fullback in the league this year

and if im being honest he did the right thing on that block - he forced the player to go around him and then looked for the next block - there's no point in pancaking someone there because the play is already past that potential block

[Crusader]

Is it the players or the Scheme from Juan?

[fusuymada]

  16 hours ago, TheConquerorWorm said:

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

another? he's been the best blocking fullback in the league this year

and if im being honest he did the right thing on that block - he forced the player to go around him and then looked for the next block - there's no point in pancaking someone there because the play is already past that potential block

Thank you for saving me the hassle of educating someone about the basics of football. It is funny how people think they see one thing and then that player becomes the epitome of the point the person is trying to make. I know as fans it is easy to go from off to 350 in 1/2 a second, but slow the roll their buddy.

[DBsRAVENS]

Is it the players or the Scheme from Juan?

This is a must read article when speaking on Ravens blocking scheme.

http://russellstreetreport.com/2016/11/16/lombardis-way/juan-castillo-survives/

[Bat-mite]

4 minutes ago, DBsRAVENS said:

This is a must read article when speaking on Ravens blocking scheme.

http://russellstreetreport.com/2016/11/16/lombardis-way/juan-castillo-survives/

If Castillo saw success for one season under Kubiak, you'd think he would at least be smart enough to steal some of what Kubiak did.

[TheConquerorWorm]

22 hours ago, rossihunter2 said:

On 11/15/2016 at 11:18 PM, TheConquerorWorm said:

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

another? he's been the best blocking fullback in the league this year

and if im being honest he did the right thing on that block - he forced the player to go around him and then looked for the next block - there's no point in pancaking someone there because the play is already past that potential block

You didn't see the 4th & goal non block on the LB that stopped West short? Or watch the 3rd & Goal play before that and see who Juice blocks - James Hurst's backside is who.

https://youtu.be/UD46SxIY2bI?t=42

He missed that block, period (which is why he spun around).

Edited November 17, 2016 by TheConquerorWorm

[TheConquerorWorm]

  22 hours ago, rossihunter2 said:

  On 11/15/2016 at 11:18 PM, TheConquerorWorm said:

And another horrible (non)block by Juice - worst blocking fullback in the league.

another? he's been the best blocking fullback in the league this year

and if im being honest he did the right thing on that block - he forced the player to go around him and then looked for the next block - there's no point in pancaking someone there because the play is already past that potential block

Thank you for saving me the hassle of educating someone about the basics of football. It is funny how people think they see one thing and then that player becomes the epitome of the point the person is trying to make. I know as fans it is easy to go from off to 350 in 1/2 a second, but slow the roll their buddy.

Any day you want to compare football resumes..I'm game.

I've been taught O-line blocking schemes since I was 2 years old. My dad coached in college. My uncle coached in the NFL. I played Div 2. My brother was recruited by Joe Gibbs. My best friend won a national championship at Notre Dame and went on to the NFL. My cousin is an NFL scout. If there is one thing I know, it's blocking.

So, when I say he missed that block - he missed that block.