What is with this thinking that they can jump 10 ft high? I cant count how many times we have given up a big play because we undercut the route in anticipation that we can get to the ball. Danny McCray and Harvin last year is a perfect example of this. Jai has a knack for it too.

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Posted by bmy

Nashville

Member since Oct 2007

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Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:26 am to drewb808

I'm pretty sure just about everyone in our secondary can dunk a basketball..

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Posted by Larry

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Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:27 am to drewb808

If I recall correctly McCray got his hand on it, he just pushed it right in the hands of harvin

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Posted by Tigercat

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Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:28 am to drewb808

Safety mistackles continue to appear too, Hatcher cost us a TD on one yesturday.

CBs as a group have been playing well all year. Safety play was below average until Jones showed up big yesterday.

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Posted by drewb808

The top notch

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Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:29 am to Larry

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I'm pretty sure just about everyone in our secondary can dunk a basketball

I meant more like 10 feet high as in 120 inch vertical

If instead of jumping hopelessly in the air, why not turn around and place a well timed hit on the receiver????????

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Posted by Tiger_n_ATL

Atlanta

Member since Jul 2005

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Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:32 am to drewb808

Hatcher allowed 2 TD's yesterday. He was out of position on both plays.

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Posted by STEVED00

Member since May 2007

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Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:32 am to Tigercat

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Safety mistackles continue to appear too, Hatcher cost us a TD on one yesturday

Scheme wise, I thought our secondary played well. Hatcher was where he should have been, but just took a poor angle (I actually think he got caught in no man's land on whether to try to go 4 the INT). This was a physical mistake and not a mental mistake.

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