Who will make the big plays against the whinners?
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Who will make the big plays against the whinners?
it has to tye hill in a landslide... yes klop is still picking up our blocking schemes and he has to play a bigger role in our offense but hill will be taking on arnaz battle and bryan gilmore on sunday and needs to shut those players out to make alex smith try to make plays....
If these guys want this offense to start clicking especially in the Red Zone, Bulger and company are going to have to figure out how important Klop and the Tight-end postion is in this system. Until then...expect the same results on offense.
the klopper is going to catch his first nfl td pass. Klop on, klop off, klop on klop off, THE KLOPPER.
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i say Klop also,i think we need to get the TE involved in the red zone and score some TD's.
I would say Wroten. Kennedy has a broken hand and isn't going to be able to play as much. Therefor we'll need Wroten to step up and help stop Gore, Gore isn't that bad of a back, he actually is going to be pretty good!
I will say Klop also, we need to at least get him the ball, in the end zone would be a nice place to start.
I also say Klop.
As the Rams get closer to the end zone and Bulger starts pressing he needs a big target to throw to.
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I have to say Klop; he really needs to step up especially in the red zone.
I've got a sneaky feeling it's going to be Wroten against a weakened whiners line.
I have a feeling that it is a bit early for Klop to really stand out ... having said that I hope I am wrong as we have not had a threat at TE for a long, long, time. It is a hard choice between Wroten and Hill. Wroten may get more time as RF16 pointed out, but I think I will go with Hill as interceptions will be required of him to have the "biggest impact." I think Alex S will throw his way as he is a rookie and will get picked on because of it. This kid is proving to have a nose for the ball -- I think he gets at least one pick and maybe takes it back all the way!!!
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Agreed. Larry Allen is OUT at guard and Jonas Jennings isn't healthy but may play. If ever there were a game for a pass rushing lineman to have a big performance, this could be it. I would expect Wroten to get some good pressure when called upon in passing situations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fat Pang
I to think it will be Wroten for the same reasons Nick stated. As far as the Red Zone goes I'm looking for SJ and SD to make an impact. Also I don't see Kevin Curtis being shutout again.
I'm going with the natural pick, Hill. Seeing that he did well last week, I think he'll continue to do well this week. SF's receivers and QB are less talented than Denver's, which should make it easier on the defensive backs, Tye included.
I'm going to have to go with Klop on this one. Last game we weren't very good at backing up our statement of saying that we are going to include a TE in the offensive scheme. I think that this is the perfect time to bring him into the fold. With a medioker defense on the best of days, this will give him a great chance to work on catching, blocking, and running routes.