He had every right to look for flags yesterday. There were several PI and holding that weren't called against him. It was complete bullshit.
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He had every right to look for flags yesterday. There were several PI and holding that weren't called against him. It was complete bullshit.
The difference between Wallace and Brown, his history: If people comments are JUST based of yesterday game, OK but unless Wallace is streeking down the field, Brown is a better all around player.
BUT based off what I seen yesterday, If I have to choose between resigning Mendenhall or Wallace next year, I'm choosing Mendenhall.
Either Redman or Drywer took advantage of Mendenhall being out, and if he stays healthy, I would rather have:
Mendenhall
Redmen
Dwyer
Batch or Raniey
with Brown, Sanders, J.C. and Millers at TE
then
Redmen
Dwyer
Batch
Rainey
with Wallace, Brown, Sanders, J.C. and Millers at TE
I agree but his efforts were minimal and you could see Press Coverage frustrates him to no end(look for that the rest of the season).......My point was his efforts were less than stellar........You can see he is unhappy with his role in this Offense....Quote:
Originally Posted by Big T
There was equal amount of blame on the drops for Brown and Wallace. In actuality no one was worse then the other. They were both equally bad.
I expect both of them to get on track Thursday nite against the Titans.
Yes Brown dropped a couple but he contributed......and he has answered his critics, Wallace keeps fueling the fire for his critics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Black@Gold Forever32
And how about Ike Taylor, he is guilty of a callable PI on every isolation they show of him.
come on man....Wallace dropped several easy to catch passes. Brown made quite a few important plays, despite his few drops. I'm all fo rplayers holding out for more money, but Wallace was never worth what he wanted. He's not even worth what Brown is getting paid at this point.....he better put up some numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Black@Gold Forever32
Teemont you're still alive?........Nice to hear from you buddy....Quote:
Originally Posted by TEEMONT
Really I could careless about the drops yesterday by both Wallace and Brown...I know both will be fine the rest of the season....All I'm saying is if you're going to bitch at one WR for dropping balls then bitch at the other one when he does as well...You say Wallace dropped easy passes.......Brown dropped a perfectly thrown ball by Ben in the endzone....Earlier in the game Brown dropped that one over the middle when Ben hit him in stride......Yea Brown had the better stats but both Wallace and Brown had poor games......Its ok both will make it up the rest of the season........
I made a comment to my buddy just today that I don't remember any long passes to Wallace. He's one of the fastest guys in the league and they aren't taking advantage of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by greg1964
I agree with your argument that if it's one or the other, I go with Mendenhall. Mainly because the dropoff from Mendenhall to the next guy is huge compared to the drop off from Wallace.
Wallace and Brown had average games the big difference is Brown is a football player and lets his play doing the talking. I believe Brown would have played for even less. Wallace if he didnt come in with this long holdout wanting Fitzgerald $$ then he would be easliy forgiven as Brown is. I don`t expect Wallace to be a Steeler for long so its harder and harder to like him as much as AB
Maybe because Ward was a better player when he held out. Although I'm biased.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Black@Gold Forever32