Richardson Running
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^please don't let that be you
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They had a lot of success with the sweeps the past two weeks and it disappears completely I don't get it.
Richardson def has been disappointing , seems like if he doesn't have a gaping hole to run through he's really indecisive.
They had a lot of success with the sweeps the past two weeks and it disappears completely I don't get it.
Richardson def has been disappointing , seems like if he doesn't have a gaping hole to run through he's really indecisive.
Reminds me of William Green. God that guy tried walking through up to the line of scrimmage. Richardson has found out real quick that the holes fill in much quicker in the NFL. D's are a lot smarter. But we have to call better plays for him as well. Ones that will utilize his ability and play to any strengths our Oline has at the time. Between the tackles almost every time.. ugh..
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Jesus Christ, you are beyond help.
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They had a lot of success with the sweeps the past two weeks and it disappears completely I don't get it.
Richardson def has been disappointing , seems like if he doesn't have a gaping hole to run through he's really indecisive.
Reminds me of William Green. God that guy tried walking through up to the line of scrimmage. Richardson has found out real quick that the holes fill in much quicker in the NFL. D's are a lot smarter. But we have to call better plays for him as well. Ones that will utilize his ability and play to any strengths our Oline has at the time. Between the tackles almost every time.. ugh..
Reminds me of William Green. God that guy tried walking through up to the line of scrimmage. Richardson has found out real quick that the holes fill in much quicker in the NFL. D's are a lot smarter. But we have to call better plays for him as well. Ones that will utilize his ability and play to any strengths our Oline has at the time. Between the tackles almost every time.. ugh..
It's bad play calling because the run blocking has been atrocious. For all the #1 and #2 picks on this line, they stink! Hopefully they gel but for all we invested in them, it's not paying off.
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I'd be embarrassed to put myself on youtube and act like a buffoon. Is that where you live in your Mom's basement?
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Love it or hate it that guys got quite a following on youtube.
You know what they say any publicity is good publicity, some of those youtube guys make 6 figures off their channels.
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lol, i actually think the guy's funny. He just seems a bit off. But yeah, 10-50k hits per video is quite the chunk of ad revenue.
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I'd be embarrassed to put myself on youtube and act like a buffoon. Is that where you live in your Mom's basement?
I'd be embarrassed to put myself on youtube and act like a buffoon. Is that where you live in your Mom's basement?
He probably sat around in his underwear eating cupcakes while Mom put up the panelling.
Zombo
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Reminds me of William Green. God that guy tried walking through up to the line of scrimmage. Richardson has found out real quick that the holes fill in much quicker in the NFL. D's are a lot smarter. But we have to call better plays for him as well. Ones that will utilize his ability and play to any strengths our Oline has at the time. Between the tackles almost every time.. ugh..
It's bad play calling because the run blocking has been atrocious. For all the #1 and #2 picks on this line, they stink! Hopefully they gel but for all we invested in them, it's not paying off.
It's bad play calling because the run blocking has been atrocious. For all the #1 and #2 picks on this line, they stink! Hopefully they gel but for all we invested in them, it's not paying off.
The tackles and the center( 2 1's and a 2) are playing fine, it's the 2 guards(a 3 and a 5) that keep getting blownup on every running play.
Problem is that they are really tackles playing out of position ( thanks Tom Heckert). You can't draft college tackles and then expect them to be able to play guard in the NFL. Totally different playing the interior than it is playing on the outside. If you want guards, then draft guards.
I'll be glad when that fool gets his walking papers.
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It's an easy fix to teach a guy to hit a hole and get his juking in once he is in more open space. On juke in the backfield when the cut back route is open. This is the whole reason Hardesty has looked decent the past two games. He is just hitting the hole and running.
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The ballerina toes in the backfield may have worked in college, but the pro game is just too quick for that pitter patter. T-Rich needs to stop thinking so much and just hit the effing hole and knock some helmets off. Hopefully, the RB coach isn't too incompetent to help him fix it.
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The 31st pick in the 1st round, Doug Martin, looked like an All Pro tonight. He hit the hole with authority, and generally looked like the best running back on the field, one which included Adrian Peterson. Quite a bargain when compared to what we gave away. Didn't like the pick then, don't like it now.
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
I disagree completely.
Richardson is not a "hit-the-hole and pound it running back. He never was never will be and IF Heckert drafted him for that purpose, then Heckart you be shot in his eyes with a 50 caliber gun.
Richardson IS a big play back. He ran in an offense that did a lot of play action, sweeps, mis-direction and quick pitch-out plays.
Richardson doesn't need to "work" on a fucking thing. He is a stud and he is ready to rumble. THE BROWNS HOWEVER........need to work on creating multiple-threat plays that give him the "NON-9_IN THE BOX defenses that will enable him to get past the DL relatively unscathed.
I agree with he needs better play calling to suit his talents. But when the play is run the ball up the middle, pitter pattering doesn't usually cut it. Hardestly is half the back Richardson is and showed him up last game. Why? He made one cut and hit the hole. If we continually call rushing up the middle then he's got to learn at this level, you can do the juke and moves once you're past the line.
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
I disagree completely.
Richardson is not a "hit-the-hole and pound it running back. He never was never will be and IF Heckert drafted him for that purpose, then Heckart you be shot in his eyes with a 50 caliber gun.
Richardson IS a big play back. He ran in an offense that did a lot of play action, sweeps, mis-direction and quick pitch-out plays.
Richardson doesn't need to "work" on a fucking thing. He is a stud and he is ready to rumble. THE BROWNS HOWEVER........need to work on creating multiple-threat plays that give him the "NON-9_IN THE BOX defenses that will enable him to get past the DL relatively unscathed.
We pass the ball 50 times a game, and defenses still stack the box. That's not necessarily Shurmur's fault as it is defenses still aren't respecting the talent level of our offense.
Granted, it's not like last season. We are seeing more base defense alignments than we did last year. But we're still ineffective at calling the right plays at the right times. That is where the blame lies on Shurmur.
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
I disagree completely.
Richardson is not a "hit-the-hole and pound it running back. He never was never will be and IF Heckert drafted him for that purpose, then Heckart you be shot in his eyes with a 50 caliber gun.
Richardson IS a big play back. He ran in an offense that did a lot of play action, sweeps, mis-direction and quick pitch-out plays.
Richardson doesn't need to "work" on a fucking thing. He is a stud and he is ready to rumble. THE BROWNS HOWEVER........need to work on creating multiple-threat plays that give him the "NON-9_IN THE BOX defenses that will enable him to get past the DL relatively unscathed.
I agree with he needs better play calling to suit his talents. But when the play is run the ball up the middle, pitter pattering doesn't usually cut it. Hardestly is half the back Richardson is and showed him up last game. Why? He made one cut and hit the hole. If we continually call rushing up the middle then he's got to learn at this level, you can do the juke and moves once you're past the line.
I agree with he needs better play calling to suit his talents. But when the play is run the ball up the middle, pitter pattering doesn't usually cut it. Hardestly is half the back Richardson is and showed him up last game. Why? He made one cut and hit the hole. If we continually call rushing up the middle then he's got to learn at this level, you can do the juke and moves once you're past the line.
Tell that to Adrian Peterson. His juke moves past the line got him that long TD.
I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride -
I agree with he needs better play calling to suit his talents. But when the play is run the ball up the middle, pitter pattering doesn't usually cut it. Hardestly is half the back Richardson is and showed him up last game. Why? He made one cut and hit the hole. If we continually call rushing up the middle then he's got to learn at this level, you can do the juke and moves once you're past the line.
Tell that to Adrian Peterson. His juke moves past the line got him that long TD.
Tell that to Adrian Peterson. His juke moves past the line got him that long TD.
Yeah Brother... past the line!!! Peterson doesn't pitter patter before the line like TRich does. When you're in open space you can make those jukes, not when you're behind the line (with terrible blocking)
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@king-ghoolie-lives said:
I disagree completely.
Richardson is not a "hit-the-hole and pound it running back. He never was never will be and IF Heckert drafted him for that purpose, then Heckart you be shot in his eyes with a 50 caliber gun.
Richardson IS a big play back. He ran in an offense that did a lot of play action, sweeps, mis-direction and quick pitch-out plays.
Richardson doesn't need to "work" on a fucking thing. He is a stud and he is ready to rumble. THE BROWNS HOWEVER........need to work on creating multiple-threat plays that give him the "NON-9_IN THE BOX defenses that will enable him to get past the DL relatively unscathed.
What the Browns really need is two better guards. Greco and Lauvao aren't exactly Hickerson & Schafrath. Pinkston either- before he threw the blood clot.
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Tell that to Adrian Peterson. His juke moves past the line got him that long TD.
Yeah Brother... past the line!!! Peterson doesn't pitter patter before the line like TRich does. When you're in open space you can make those jukes, not when you're behind the line (with terrible blocking)
Yeah Brother... past the line!!! Peterson doesn't pitter patter before the line like TRich does. When you're in open space you can make those jukes, not when you're behind the line (with terrible blocking)
I misread that previous post.
I think Trent needs to hit the hole with authority, I agree. But I believe his injury has a lot more to do with it than his style of play. A healthy Richardson would not have tried to bounce out that run on the goal line last week, but he's shying away from contact and trying to run past people instead of through them. Hardesty was the same way the last couple years.
What's the common denominator? Injury.
When you're injured, most don't want to get hit. And that means you shouldn't be on the field until you're healthy.
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