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I didn't get to watch this game (the NO vs. SF game was aired in my part of the country). Did Sendejo suck at wrapping up again? The highlights that I caught displayed an UNBELIEVABLE number of guys ABSOLUTELY SUCKING at tackling, but I didn't see anything egregious by Sendejo in particular. What I saw, of course, was a very limited sample.S197 wrote: I found these notes from the Dallas game. He was better against Washington but he missed tackles on Morris.
http://www.1500espn.com/sportswire/Defe ... boys110613
Also, FWIW, I could give two turds whether Sendejo becomes a reliable guy for us--not like he's my brother or anything. (BTW, his last name is ridiculously close to Pendejo, Jack-as$ in Mexican Spanish, which matters little, of course, but I find humorous.) I just like that he hits hard. Ever since we lost Harrison Smith we've been in need of someone that puts fear in the rivals' head. This league has become so soft, it's nice to see someone fly in the face of those tendencies.
Positives? Jarius' TD catch was a thing of beauty. He's a guy that seems like a gem just waiting to shine w/ a new QB and a new O coordinator/ coach.
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I don't recall many missed tackles although Lynch was dragging 3 or 4 defenders with him on numerous carries so he wasn't exactly laid out either. What I did notice was that the majority of Wilson's deep passes were on Sendejo's side of the field. Whether that was a breakdown by Rhodes or Sendejo is debatable but they picked on that side a number of times.Texas Vike wrote:I didn't get to watch this game (the NO vs. SF game was aired in my part of the country). Did Sendejo suck at wrapping up again? The highlights that I caught displayed an UNBELIEVABLE number of guys ABSOLUTELY SUCKING at tackling, but I didn't see anything egregious by Sendejo in particular. What I saw, of course, was a very limited sample.
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Rhodes fell on one of those deep balls. Not a good thing, but explainable.
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I believe Sandejo collapsed in on one of Lynchs TDs allowing Lynch to just run around the outside of him... had he stayed put he may of atleast hit Lynch, not sure if he wouldve wrapped up or not...
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Greenway doesn't wrap up either and he is make about 100 times more. Nor can greenway cover anyone in the middle.
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You're right, I forgot about that one. He collapsed in and Sanford made a half-hearted shoulder tackle.AADPFan wrote:I believe Sandejo collapsed in on one of Lynchs TDs allowing Lynch to just run around the outside of him... had he stayed put he may of atleast hit Lynch, not sure if he wouldve wrapped up or not...
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Positives? I am liking what I have seen out of Wright and Carlson. Perhaps we're beginning to see what he brings to the table when used properly.
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap200000 ... gs-in-2014Regardless of where he plays next season, Allen plans to retire a Viking.
"Wherever I go, when I retire, I'm going to call them and say, 'Hey, let me sign a one-day contract,'" Allen said. "Minnesota will always be in my heart..."
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Oh, joy. Jared Allen thinks he's a Viking.
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Thinks?Eli wrote:Oh, joy. Jared Allen thinks he's a Viking.
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Good, maybe he will stay for less money.Eli wrote:Oh, joy. Jared Allen thinks he's a Viking.
I was thinking about this thread, first that was 7 pages long, and I don't know how a "positives" thread made 7 pages so far this year. And second, the fact that it is only 7 pages longs.
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You ought to know by now how it works. Every positive is tempered by one or two negatives, which are impossible to overlook. These account for the bulk of the 7 pages.Raptorman wrote:I was thinking about this thread, first that was 7 pages long, and I don't know how a "positive's" thread made 7 pages so far this year. And second, the fact that it is only 7 pages longs.
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Allow me to compliment you sir on your awesome new avatar!!Eli wrote: You ought to know by now how it works. Every positive is tempered by one or two negatives, which are impossible to overlook. These account for the bulk of the 7 pages.
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I kinda like this one better - the 109 yard kickoff return against the Packers.