Hittem with a quick screen/slant or somethin on the first drive, when your first target of the game is a deep ball and you dont catch it its gonna mess with your mind as a young guy, just get them Involved early on and build confidence its important
The problem is that the opposing corners sit on those routes...
We have not scared anybody deep for a LONG time...
We need to run the ball effectively, keep feeding Yeldon, spell Denard in at times, and run some screens.
Then hit them with the play action.
Of course none of this will happen...
Bortles throws to Robinson, Robinson drops ball. HE IS A RECEIVER, HIS ONLY JOB IS TO CATCH THE BALL...
I agree I'd like to see what yeldon can do with 20-25 carries
Quote:Hittem with a quick screen/slant or somethin on the first drive, when your first target of the game is a deep ball and you dont catch it its gonna mess with your mind as a young guy, just get them Involved early on and build confidence its important
The Hamstring (Lee's injury) cross and act upon two joints; Hip and the Knee. The hamstrings play a crucial role in many daily activities, such as, walking, running, jumping, and controlling some movement in the trunk.
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The following from WebMD;
Whatever you do, don't rush things. Don't even try to return to your old level of physical activity until:
- You can move your leg as freely as your uninjured leg
- Your leg feels as strong as your uninjured leg
- You feel no pain in your leg when you walk, then jog, then sprint, then finally jump
If you start pushing yourself before the hamstring strain is healed, you could re-injure the hamstring and develop permanent muscle dysfunction
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Let us all hope for Lee's sake, and for the team's that he is truly ready to play this week if they push him too hard it could be disastrous.
Negative. Get TJ Yeldon started early and trust that the running game can get the offense going.