J. MOSS ????

by LucasBrazil on Nov 4, 2008 7:25 PM MST

I did not see anybody talking about J. Moss´ game .... what do you think about his game? (vs. MIA) Did he improve???

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CBS:

"Moss gets two sacks Sunday: Denver DL Jarvis Moss picked up two sacks against Chad Pennington and the Miami Dolphins in a Week 9 loss at home. Moss also recorded four tackles.
(Updated 11/02/2008). "

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I continue to encourage patience for our young D-Linemen

It takes several years to get enough strength and technique to be effective against O-Linemen in the NFL. O-Linemen are rarely 1st or 2nd year players, the risk of failure from throwing O-Linemen in the fray is too big.

by Arctic Bronco on Nov 4, 2008 8:35 PM MST reply actions

I thought it was a good game

I’m a little worried that Moss can never be a “whole” DE like Jared Allen, Vanden Bosch, Ekuban, or, yes, what I believe Dumervil is becoming, but the two sacks were encouraging. I accidentally deleted my HD recording of the game (please, don’t ask how) so I can’t go back and see how many snaps he played, but it appeared he had quality ones. I don’t think our pass rush troubles are as dire as they used to be. I would be saying I don’t think our defense is as big of a worry as it used to be, but we just lost Williams for probably four or more weeks. We’ll see how they cope.

Jason
The Hanging Curve

by poorboywilly on Nov 4, 2008 10:18 PM MST reply actions

He is a pass rush specialist

But he is improving in that role. He’s very quick and explosive off the edge, and as he learns to play with better leverage and hand placement, he’ll be a guy who can reasonably get 12-14 sacks per year playing on passing downs.

He is definitely improving, and it’s definitely encouraging how he has looked the last 3 games.

"I am not one of those who think that coming in second or third is winning." -- Robert F. Kennedy

by Ted Bartlett on Nov 4, 2008 10:34 PM MST reply actions

I think the injury last year really hurt his development

he is definitely getting better and in the future i think we will use crowder in running situations. i really like what i have seen from our whole 07 draft class. we just have to be patient with them.

by broncofan91 on Nov 4, 2008 10:48 PM MST reply actions

moss's sacks

one was pennington sliding and moss touching him, the other was a direct snap to brown that he ran. at least he got in the backfield, though. now that we’re rushing 4 guys(woo-hoo!), he should see more playing time, and hopefully improve. at least that is what i hope, anyway

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by davecheffy on Nov 5, 2008 12:25 AM MST reply actions

rushing four guys is a funny number

its better than 3 and better than 5… say what?

Well, obviously better than 3, no need to elaborate there, and it is better than 5 since the best pass rushes come from the front four which frees up the back seven to be creative in coverage and get turnovers! :)

But I am getting ahead of myself. Again.

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by Jeremy Bolander on Nov 5, 2008 1:58 AM MST reply actions

Rush.....four? Turn-overs?

Why, Styg, you may be on to something!! Yes…. this is brilliant! We should e-mail this to the coaches and hope that they can utilize this breakthrough in football scheming!

13-3 next year! Baby!

by papigrande on Nov 5, 2008 9:43 AM MST up reply actions

well, it took slowick a while

to figure it out, so maybe we are geniuses. we seem to be getting better pressure from the front 4, but i’m not sure it’s consistently enough. back to the d-line issues. we may need to send 5 on occasion, but yes, 4 would be ideal. it’s just that we don’t have an ideal front 4, obviously. but getting rid of the 3-man was brilliant, indeed. we’ll see next time we have a good lead if it has disappeared(please, god!) completely. we’ve gone from atrocious to ok, which is improvement in my book. next up; good!

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by davecheffy on Nov 5, 2008 11:45 AM MST reply actions