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Cadet looked great - no stats for Quick or for AE in the Chicago game.

Looking at the box scores Quick had 1 target with no catches. Armanti had 3 targets with no catches. DJ Smith looked pretty good for the Panthers. He made a good stop on the goalline, although the announcers credited Ealy.

I was watching some of the replay of the Redskins game and Kimbrough made back to back tackles but the entire time the announcers were talking about Johnny Football Manziel - Really???

appbanker wrote:Looking at the box scores Quick had 1 target with no catches. Armanti had 3 targets with no catches. DJ Smith looked pretty good for the Panthers. He made a good stop on the goalline, although the announcers credited Ealy.

Watched the very first of this game - Cadet returned the opening kickoff and Quick was on the field with the first unit on their first TD - in fact, on the TD pass he was flanked wide left and took the DB with him on a short post and the RB slipped into that area and went untouched for the TD

The announcers in the Saints v Rams game were talking at some length about Quick needing to show some good stuff this season. I hope he can step up and keep his job.

Travaris looked pretty good and seemed to be playing with some confidence. The announcers made a big deal over his being a running back and catching a pass. It looked like regular TC talent to me.

don't really understand why Quick was only in the game for a couple of series, the Ram's coaching staff has preached Quick needs to show what he can do during games and not just practice, yet, they played him last night like he was an all pro who didn't need game reps and had nothing to prove. I kinda of look in one of three ways, 1. he is injured, 2. the coaches are so impressed with him this year, that they aren't worried about getting game reps (doubtful), or they were disappointed in his brief performance last night, that they pulled his ass, and are trying to send a message.

Peacock looking pretty good for the lions. Miller looks pretty good returning kicks and catching the ball out of the backfield, not too impressive running the ball. Both are getting some love from the announcers.

Miller look really strong, very quick, made the first and second guys miss, ya, it was against mostly 3rd stringers, but he probably played well enough to make it to the next round of cuts. Martin, on the other hand, didn't have a great night, the 2 punts I saw were only 38 and 40, with not alot of hang time, and the announcers made the comment that these were below average punts.

moehler wrote:Miller look really strong, very quick, made the first and second guys miss, ya, it was against mostly 3rd stringers, but he probably played well enough to make it to the next round of cuts. Martin, on the other hand, didn't have a great night, the 2 punts I saw were only 38 and 40, with not alot of hang time, and the announcers made the comment that these were below average punts.

Martin's first punt was 55 yards.

hapapp wrote:

moehler wrote:Miller look really strong, very quick, made the first and second guys miss, ya, it was against mostly 3rd stringers, but he probably played well enough to make it to the next round of cuts. Martin, on the other hand, didn't have a great night, the 2 punts I saw were only 38 and 40, with not alot of hang time, and the announcers made the comment that these were below average punts.

Martin's first punt was 55 yards.

according to the stats the punt was 59 yards

well, he used everything up in that first punt, because the next two, a high school kid could kick it that far.

moehler wrote:well, he used everything up in that first punt, because the next two, a high school kid could kick it that far.

It was probably because the Cleveland announcers kept calling him Sammy.

moehler wrote:well, he used everything up in that first punt, because the next two, a high school kid could kick it that far.

Well the 3rd one was 40 yards but was fielded inside the 15 by the Cleveland return guy - Didn't see that as a poor kick at all, looked more like poor coverage ---

DaphneUrquhart wrote:

moehler wrote:well, he used everything up in that first punt, because the next two, a high school kid could kick it that far.

It was probably because the Cleveland announcers kept calling him Sammy.

I know - the first time I thought I had misheard the announcer ---

moehler wrote:Miller look really strong, very quick, made the first and second guys miss, ya, it was against mostly 3rd stringers, but he probably played well enough to make it to the next round of cuts. Martin, on the other hand, didn't have a great night, the 2 punts I saw were only 38 and 40, with not alot of hang time, and the announcers made the comment that these were below average punts.

Miller had a fumble on a kick return and Peacock dropped his easiest catch and first target. If Miller doesn't fumble and Peacock makes his easiest target I think both would be in a great position, unfortunately they did not, Miller looked very Sprolesish catching falls out of the backfield and Peacock made two or three tough catches.

WVAPPeer wrote:

hapapp wrote:

moehler wrote:Miller look really strong, very quick, made the first and second guys miss, ya, it was against mostly 3rd stringers, but he probably played well enough to make it to the next round of cuts. Martin, on the other hand, didn't have a great night, the 2 punts I saw were only 38 and 40, with not alot of hang time, and the announcers made the comment that these were below average punts.

Martin's first punt was 55 yards.

according to the stats the punt was 59 yards

Do I hear 60???