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re: Donte Jackson showing love for fans
Posted on 10/16/17 at 10:29 am to Impotent Waffle
Posted on 10/16/17 at 10:29 am to Impotent Waffle
Has anyone caught a 15 yard+ pass on him yet this year? He could go to sleep some games at std corner, no one even thinks about challenging him there.
But at the nickel, hes going to be busier and you will see more plays like we did Saturday from him. He's been very good for a long time.
Even with Tredavious White last yr on the team not many attempted to target Jackson. This includes Bama after a bye, A&M and Louisville with a month to prepare.
He's terrific.
But at the nickel, hes going to be busier and you will see more plays like we did Saturday from him. He's been very good for a long time.
Even with Tredavious White last yr on the team not many attempted to target Jackson. This includes Bama after a bye, A&M and Louisville with a month to prepare.
He's terrific.
This post was edited on 10/16/17 at 10:35 am
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Posted on 10/16/17 at 11:16 am to LosTigres25
The biggest thing to watch is how many times the guy he is covering gets targeted.
That's his primary job, to make the QB skip right over him in progressions.
With his speed, he makes windows small. His hips are waaaay better, coupled with he reads the WRs body language much better too. Hips, hands, and eyes. Go with the hips, and when the eyes get big or the hands un-clench and go above the waist... look for the ball.
On that note watch Chark closely. He's learning to leave the hands relaxed and not in a fist. He always looks like he's ready for the ball. Well, not always but many times. Makes it tough on opposing DBs. Now he just needs to learn to fake them with the same type of reads, and THEN break (they'll be looking for the ball and not watching his hips). The other WRs need to learn all of this. They suck at the little things, just so damn talented and fast it makes up for it.
That's his primary job, to make the QB skip right over him in progressions.
With his speed, he makes windows small. His hips are waaaay better, coupled with he reads the WRs body language much better too. Hips, hands, and eyes. Go with the hips, and when the eyes get big or the hands un-clench and go above the waist... look for the ball.
On that note watch Chark closely. He's learning to leave the hands relaxed and not in a fist. He always looks like he's ready for the ball. Well, not always but many times. Makes it tough on opposing DBs. Now he just needs to learn to fake them with the same type of reads, and THEN break (they'll be looking for the ball and not watching his hips). The other WRs need to learn all of this. They suck at the little things, just so damn talented and fast it makes up for it.
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