Reason for concern?
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I agree it will not and I am also looking forward to see what Ford brings to the game
Yeah, it was a small sample size, but the kid looked good on kickoff returns at the end of the season.
And I think he could - possibly easily - be an upgrade over what Hunt brought the team, especially as the season wore on.
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I agree it will not and I am also looking forward to see what Ford brings to the game
Yeah, it was a small sample size, but the kid looked good on kickoff returns at the end of the season.
And I think he could - possibly easily - be an upgrade over what Hunt brought the team, especially as the season wore on.
Yeah, it was a small sample size, but the kid looked good on kickoff returns at the end of the season.
And I think he could - possibly easily - be an upgrade over what Hunt brought the team, especially as the season wore on.
ya it sucks about Hunt Damn he was just a angry back (i loved the guy) but there is just so much in the tank and his ran out it seams
#34 I hope is the next man up
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I love the guy and don't worry about dedication. Just a little bit worried whenever off season training gets skipped because it seems like guys are getting hurt a lot more often these days. Don't know if there's a correlation or how strong.
I love the guy and don't worry about dedication. Just a little bit worried whenever off season training gets skipped because it seems like guys are getting hurt a lot more often these days. Don't know if there's a correlation or how strong.
I don't think Nick has done the off season stuff in Cleveland for several years. He goes back to his High School in Cedartown, Ga. and works out there with the HS team. Sort of a give back deal.
He gets his work in. I know some vid made the rounds of him squatting 600 lbs last year or the year before.
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@ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:
When I was a kid, my asshole parents forced me into accordion competitions. In all humility, if there was such a thing as a badass accordion player, it was me. While dickheads were presenting mundane Lawrence Welk shit, I was ripping off Flight of the Bumble Bee
One particular competition, held at a school found each kid in his own room, practicing the piece they were about to perform.
My teacher, a true Maestro, kept my accordion until 2 minutes before I went up on stage. That was my warm up, and in the room, he gave me a Mad Magazine to read.
Chubb doesn't need this off season bullshit. He is the best runner in the NFL. What he needs is a coach who know how to use him and punish opposing defenses from the very opening drive.
What he has now is an assfuck who puts the guy into obvious run situations over and oclver and over.
Chubb has practiced his entire life. He will.tune up when camp starts. Guys need a life. No amount of off season drills are going to make Stefanski a good head coach.
Spot on , Ghoolie!
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@ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:
When I was a kid, my asshole parents forced me into accordion competitions. In all humility, if there was such a thing as a badass accordion player, it was me. While dickheads were presenting mundane Lawrence Welk shit, I was ripping off Flight of the Bumble Bee
One particular competition, held at a school found each kid in his own room, practicing the piece they were about to perform.
My teacher, a true Maestro, kept my accordion until 2 minutes before I went up on stage. That was my warm up, and in the room, he gave me a Mad Magazine to read.
Chubb doesn't need this off season bullshit. He is the best runner in the NFL. What he needs is a coach who know how to use him and punish opposing defenses from the very opening drive.
What he has now is an assfuck who puts the guy into obvious run situations over and oclver and over.
Chubb has practiced his entire life. He will.tune up when camp starts. Guys need a life. No amount of off season drills are going to make Stefanski a good head coach.
Agree Chubb doesn't need these off-season sessions. He's got plenty of time.
The only thing I question is the analogy. One is a mental thing the other is physical.
Given a 2-3 week time frame for both, I know that as an accomplished musician or even someone that plays chess, I wouldn't lose a thing if I took a break from playing.
However as someone who frequents the gym 5-7 days a week, not going to the gym after 2 or three weeks makes it rough it when I go back. It feels like I never worked out a day in my life. I alternate between cardio workouts and light weights. Light weights and high repetitions in order keep these massive 17-inch biceps in tune. ?
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@ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:
I don't have a video of me performing Bumble Bee but this version by Nick Arriondo, a true badass, is close to the kind of crap I played in competitions.
Nick's 2 hands on the bass section is akin to a Van Halen tapping explosion, and his chromatic in unison runs with the piano section are very difficult.
If I took 3 weeks off, I could still play this, but not with top precision.
AWESOME!.. Very few musicians understand how to "breathe" with dynamics, technique and feel.. He does all 3 like 3 dimensional thought process but naturally.. He doesn't over exaggerate it..... He does basically what I taught myself to do.. Follow the notes.. Follow the path .. Follow your heart... And don't over think it.. Great post...
Now watch Yuja Wang... I love the silent conversation she has with the instrument during the performance. They talk to each other...... Her point/Counter point skills are OFF THE FUCKING CHARTS!!!
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@ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:
I don't have a video of me performing Bumble Bee but this version by Nick Arriondo, a true badass, is close to the kind of crap I played in competitions.
Nick's 2 hands on the bass section is akin to a Van Halen tapping explosion, and his chromatic in unison runs with the piano section are very difficult.
If I took 3 weeks off, I could still play this, but not with top precision.
AWESOME!.. Very few musicians understand how to "breathe" with dynamics, technique and feel.. He does all 3 like 3 dimensional thought process but naturally.. He doesn't over exaggerate it..... He does basically what I taught myself to do.. Follow the notes.. Follow the path .. Follow your heart... And don't over think it.. Great post...
Now watch Yuja Wang... I love the silent conversation she has with the instrument during the performance. They talk to each other...... Her point/Counter point skills are OFF THE FUCKING CHARTS!!!
AWESOME!.. Very few musicians understand how to "breathe" with dynamics, technique and feel.. He does all 3 like 3 dimensional thought process but naturally.. He doesn't over exaggerate it..... He does basically what I taught myself to do.. Follow the notes.. Follow the path .. Follow your heart... And don't over think it.. Great post...
Now watch Yuja Wang... I love the silent conversation she has with the instrument during the performance. They talk to each other...... Her point/Counter point skills are OFF THE FUCKING CHARTS!!!
Pffft....
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AWESOME!.. Very few musicians understand how to "breathe" with dynamics, technique and feel.. He does all 3 like 3 dimensional thought process but naturally.. He doesn't over exaggerate it..... He does basically what I taught myself to do.. Follow the notes.. Follow the path .. Follow your heart... And don't over think it.. Great post...
Now watch Yuja Wang... I love the silent conversation she has with the instrument during the performance. They talk to each other...... Her point/Counter point skills are OFF THE FUCKING CHARTS!!!
Pffft....
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