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The Chargers certainly pressed the issue plenty against rookie tackle Garett Bolles and right tackle Menelik Watson. Both had difficult moments Monday night, especially when the Broncos left the two to fend for themselves when they were in a bevy of three-wide receiver sets. you can buy the jerseys on http://www.lookcheapjerseys.com/ online web.
It also won’t take long for the Dallas Cowboys, cleveland browns jersey cheap the Buffalo Bills, the Oakland Raiders and right on down the line in the Broncos' schedule to decide to do the same. The Broncos' 140 yards rushing against the Chargers will give opposing offenses at least some pause, but it's an issue that won't go away until the Broncos themselves find a solution.
Especially since guard Ron Leary suffered a concussion in the opener and is in the concussion protocol. That forced Connor McGovern into the lineup Monday night, another spot an opposing defensive coordinator would take a long look at to find a path to Siemian. Joseph has also already mentioned several times that each of the Broncos’ divisional opponents have two “quality edge rushers.''
"Absolutely, again the pass protection was not where it’s got to be for us to be a good football team,’’ Joseph said. “ … Got to improve there, no excuses there, we’ve got to play better on the edge as far as blocking speed rushers.’’
While it’s too early to start putting labels on what kind of passing offense the Vikings will consistently feature, Week 1 showed signs of a more balanced approach. cheap things to do in south jersey Quarterback Sam Bradford was accurate and explosive, relying on Diggs and Adam Thielen to ignite big plays.
“It’s exciting,” Diggs said. “I feel like we’ve always had them. It’s just whether we could hit them or not. This year we spent a lot more time with Sam, too. I think that’s a credit to him trusting us and being out there with him. He wasn’t with us but for two weeks before the season started [in 2016].“This time, he’s been around us for awhile, he trusts us out there, gives us a chance. It’s just about building a relationship.”
Bradford was 16-of-18 for 250 yards, two touchdowns and 10 first downs when targeting Diggs and Thielen in the opener, according to ESPN Stats & Info. Diggs gained 93 yards on seven receptions.
Fluker would likely be next in line, even though the Giants primarily view him as a guard. cheap motels in jersey city But Fluker at least played right tackle (mostly with the third team) this summer and could be an asset in the run game. Wheeler is an undrafted rookie who spent most of training camp and the preseason working on the left side. Asking him to play right tackle seems unlikely.
Bench or move Flowers: It’s been clear for a while that Flowers isn’t a starting left tackle. The Giants stuck with him this season anyway in hopes of seeing significant improvement after an offseason during which they raved about his improved work ethic and conditioning. They sold Flowers hard, but the results this summer and in the opener have been uninspiring. Flowers committed a penalty and allowed a sack in the loss to the Cowboys.
There is a belief (including by personnel executives around the league) that Flowers is better suited at right tackle. The Giants can move him there or put him on the bench altogether. It’s debatable whether he's a better option than a healthy Hart.
Thielen recorded the second-highest receiving stats in Week 1 with nine receptions for 157 yards, second to Pittsburgh’s Antonio Brown. cheap cars in new jersey Lining up a majority of the game in the slot, Thielen burned Saints corners with his speed and was among the best at that position in Week 1. Seven of Thielen’s nine receptions came from the slot for 146 yards on 46 percent of the Vikings' pass plays, according to Pro Football Focus.
Diggs and Thielen, the Vikings' 1A and 1B receivers, have essentially swapped roles. Thielen spent a bulk of the preseason lining up in the slot on three-receiver sets while Diggs was the Vikings' outside threat.
Coming out of Maryland, where he played a majority of his time in the slot, Diggs switched to the outside in his rookie season and then moved back into the slot last year. Only 15.4 percent of his routes were run from the slot in 2015 compared to nearly 63 percent from that spot last year, per Pro Football Focus.
“Diggs can do really everything in our offense, cheap custom jersey which I think is a little bit unique about him,” Bradford said. “We feel comfortable with him. He’s got the speed to be a vertical threat and run down the field and run goes [go routes] and posts, but he’s got the quickness to run option routes, to run some different stuff underneath. We saw early in the game with him running some drags, coming across the middle of the field and outrunning some linebackers. I think his ability that allows us to move him all over our formations and use him in different spots, I think that’s probably what’s unique about Diggs.”
Jones is likely next if they decide to make a change. cheap soccer team jerseys He’s on the smaller side (6-foot-2, 312 pounds) and could struggle against bigger, stronger defensive tackles (like Detroit’s Haloti Ngata). But at least Jones would be sound with his assignments and the right side might do better picking up stunts and twists, a problem that has irked McAdoo and his staff in recent weeks.
Fluker appears to be behind Jones on the depth chart (based on this summer and preseason), but his size (6-5, 345) and ability to play with power would help the Giants run game if he were inserted into the lineup. He also bring energy.
There should be little debate that offensive tackle is the weakest spot on the Giants roster -- and that their best tackle is likely playing guard. Pugh was an above-average right tackle before moving inside to guard several years ago. The Giants don’t appear near ready to explore this scenario (it would be unfair to Pugh after moving him back and forth several times in his career), but their best lineup would likely be with Pugh at left tackle, Fluker or Jones at left guard, Richburg at center, Jerry at right guard, and Hart or Flowers at right tackle.
The Chargers certainly pressed the issue plenty against rookie tackle Garett Bolles and right tackle Menelik Watson. Both had difficult moments Monday night, especially when the Broncos left the two to fend for themselves when they were in a bevy of three-wide receiver sets. you can buy the jerseys on http://www.lookcheapjerseys.com/ online web.
It also won’t take long for the Dallas Cowboys, cleveland browns jersey cheap the Buffalo Bills, the Oakland Raiders and right on down the line in the Broncos' schedule to decide to do the same. The Broncos' 140 yards rushing against the Chargers will give opposing offenses at least some pause, but it's an issue that won't go away until the Broncos themselves find a solution.
Especially since guard Ron Leary suffered a concussion in the opener and is in the concussion protocol. That forced Connor McGovern into the lineup Monday night, another spot an opposing defensive coordinator would take a long look at to find a path to Siemian. Joseph has also already mentioned several times that each of the Broncos’ divisional opponents have two “quality edge rushers.''
"Absolutely, again the pass protection was not where it’s got to be for us to be a good football team,’’ Joseph said. “ … Got to improve there, no excuses there, we’ve got to play better on the edge as far as blocking speed rushers.’’
While it’s too early to start putting labels on what kind of passing offense the Vikings will consistently feature, Week 1 showed signs of a more balanced approach. cheap things to do in south jersey Quarterback Sam Bradford was accurate and explosive, relying on Diggs and Adam Thielen to ignite big plays.
“It’s exciting,” Diggs said. “I feel like we’ve always had them. It’s just whether we could hit them or not. This year we spent a lot more time with Sam, too. I think that’s a credit to him trusting us and being out there with him. He wasn’t with us but for two weeks before the season started [in 2016].“This time, he’s been around us for awhile, he trusts us out there, gives us a chance. It’s just about building a relationship.”
Bradford was 16-of-18 for 250 yards, two touchdowns and 10 first downs when targeting Diggs and Thielen in the opener, according to ESPN Stats & Info. Diggs gained 93 yards on seven receptions.
Fluker would likely be next in line, even though the Giants primarily view him as a guard. cheap motels in jersey city But Fluker at least played right tackle (mostly with the third team) this summer and could be an asset in the run game. Wheeler is an undrafted rookie who spent most of training camp and the preseason working on the left side. Asking him to play right tackle seems unlikely.
Bench or move Flowers: It’s been clear for a while that Flowers isn’t a starting left tackle. The Giants stuck with him this season anyway in hopes of seeing significant improvement after an offseason during which they raved about his improved work ethic and conditioning. They sold Flowers hard, but the results this summer and in the opener have been uninspiring. Flowers committed a penalty and allowed a sack in the loss to the Cowboys.
There is a belief (including by personnel executives around the league) that Flowers is better suited at right tackle. The Giants can move him there or put him on the bench altogether. It’s debatable whether he's a better option than a healthy Hart.
Thielen recorded the second-highest receiving stats in Week 1 with nine receptions for 157 yards, second to Pittsburgh’s Antonio Brown. cheap cars in new jersey Lining up a majority of the game in the slot, Thielen burned Saints corners with his speed and was among the best at that position in Week 1. Seven of Thielen’s nine receptions came from the slot for 146 yards on 46 percent of the Vikings' pass plays, according to Pro Football Focus.
Diggs and Thielen, the Vikings' 1A and 1B receivers, have essentially swapped roles. Thielen spent a bulk of the preseason lining up in the slot on three-receiver sets while Diggs was the Vikings' outside threat.
Coming out of Maryland, where he played a majority of his time in the slot, Diggs switched to the outside in his rookie season and then moved back into the slot last year. Only 15.4 percent of his routes were run from the slot in 2015 compared to nearly 63 percent from that spot last year, per Pro Football Focus.
“Diggs can do really everything in our offense, cheap custom jersey which I think is a little bit unique about him,” Bradford said. “We feel comfortable with him. He’s got the speed to be a vertical threat and run down the field and run goes [go routes] and posts, but he’s got the quickness to run option routes, to run some different stuff underneath. We saw early in the game with him running some drags, coming across the middle of the field and outrunning some linebackers. I think his ability that allows us to move him all over our formations and use him in different spots, I think that’s probably what’s unique about Diggs.”
Jones is likely next if they decide to make a change. cheap soccer team jerseys He’s on the smaller side (6-foot-2, 312 pounds) and could struggle against bigger, stronger defensive tackles (like Detroit’s Haloti Ngata). But at least Jones would be sound with his assignments and the right side might do better picking up stunts and twists, a problem that has irked McAdoo and his staff in recent weeks.
Fluker appears to be behind Jones on the depth chart (based on this summer and preseason), but his size (6-5, 345) and ability to play with power would help the Giants run game if he were inserted into the lineup. He also bring energy.
There should be little debate that offensive tackle is the weakest spot on the Giants roster -- and that their best tackle is likely playing guard. Pugh was an above-average right tackle before moving inside to guard several years ago. The Giants don’t appear near ready to explore this scenario (it would be unfair to Pugh after moving him back and forth several times in his career), but their best lineup would likely be with Pugh at left tackle, Fluker or Jones at left guard, Richburg at center, Jerry at right guard, and Hart or Flowers at right tackle.
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