Plaxico could be very lazy at times. Spiking the ball before he was down. Taking plays off. You soon forget.
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Plaxico could be very lazy at times. Spiking the ball before he was down. Taking plays off. You soon forget.
never was a big fan of mendenhall.
Ugh, Im going to eat my own crow. I backed up Mike Wallce for the past month or so. Can we just trade the guy or let him go. Id rather put money elsewhere to be honest.
I think as the year goes on it will become clear that Dwyer is the best RB we have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastajacob
He was in his a rookie or in his second year when he spiked the ball. And Plaxico at 25% is five times better than Wallace ever will be in his career. Plaxico was a one of a kind receiver. His career average yards per catch is better than Moss. And he made Eli's career.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clevelandsux
You call out one play from his his rookie year? And he didn't take many plays off as a Steeler, that was more late Giants/Jets. Plax was aggressive and a beast when the ball was in the air.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clevelandsux
It was like Mendy thought he was on Dancing with the Stars instead of football. I want to know what happened to Tomlin saying "whoever had the hot hand, will get the totes". That was clearly Dwyer. Why did they keep changing up? Was Dwyer hurt and trying to play through it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastajacob
Watching that play last night I was waiting for Mendenhall to run to the sideline and pick up the first down but all of a sudden he just keeps going straight. I was literally in shock. He has to know we have no time outs left....this isn't college football where the clock stops with a first down. Horrible time management
It's good to see Mendy back and dancing in the backfield as usual. I love the way he just decides to do the spin move for no reason too. :thinking:
Who just said Mendenhall is the best back we have? I'm too lazy to go to the previous page and quote it but I think last night pretty much proved the exact opposite. Dwyer was on fire and Mendenhall was simmering at best.