Ben Tate discontented.
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Poor gal's probably a by product of her environment. Reporting on a team that hasn't done anything in so long that she has had to scratch and claw for shit to report about and get people talking.
Not only do we need to change the culture of the Browns, we need to change the culture of Mary Kay.
I say we make her Korean.
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Poor gal's probably a by product of her environment. Reporting on a team that hasn't done anything in so long that she has had to scratch and claw for shit to report about and get people talking.
Not only do we need to change the culture of the Browns, we need to change the culture of Mary Kay.
I say we make her Korean.
I say we make her Korean.
what does this even mean...?
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Poor gal's probably a by product of her environment. Reporting on a team that hasn't done anything in so long that she has had to scratch and claw for shit to report about and get people talking.
Not only do we need to change the culture of the Browns, we need to change the culture of Mary Kay.
I say we make her Korean.
I say we make her Korean.
what does this even mean...?
depends on whether he's talking about north or south korea...
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I say we make her Korean.
what does this even mean...?
what does this even mean...?
She should use more emoticons?
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She threw out the bait and he foolishly bit. His answers should have been all about the 6-3 record and tops in the division and all about "team". Just dumb on his part. He can save the "real" answers for his coach to hear in private so Pettine can give him straightforward answers on what he has to do to improve that # of carries. Now that is something he can count on.
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Honestly speaking I did not see anything particularly wrong in Tate's words. He was answering straight questions with straight answers.
The guy wants to play. Tough to say he shouldn't, he came to Cleveland as THE RB.
The guy also clearly said that the team will do anything that would help winning games. And also that is tough to argue.
With the only exception of the top 3 or 4, every RB around the league knows that he plays in the most volatile position after Kickers and Punters. And this league is more and more "what can you do for me right now".
He'll try to prove he's the best in the committee but if he goes, there'll be another one coming just like the undrafted rookie that is doing so well for us this year.
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No news here. He said he wasn't satisfied with basically losing the starting RB job to a rookie... who would be?
He didn't say anything about being "discontented," but only seemed disappointed that he has not come out as the feature back. He later went on to admit that the younger guys have gotten better... Sure, he wishes he was playing more but I think he sees that West has just outplayed him. He'll have plenty of touches to shine, but he needs to make the most of them to be satisfied... That doesn't sound very newsworthy, especially not as any sort of negative...
#Justsayin' -
Worst ypc in the league
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No news here. He said he wasn't satisfied with basically losing the starting RB job to a rookie... who would be?
He didn't say anything about being "discontented," but only seemed disappointed that he has not come out as the feature back. He later went on to admit that the younger guys have gotten better... Sure, he wishes he was playing more but I think he sees that West has just outplayed him. He'll have plenty of touches to shine, but he needs to make the most of them to be satisfied... That doesn't sound very newsworthy, especially not as any sort of negative...
No news here. He said he wasn't satisfied with basically losing the starting RB job to a rookie... who would be?
He didn't say anything about being "discontented," but only seemed disappointed that he has not come out as the feature back. He later went on to admit that the younger guys have gotten better... Sure, he wishes he was playing more but I think he sees that West has just outplayed him. He'll have plenty of touches to shine, but he needs to make the most of them to be satisfied... That doesn't sound very newsworthy, especially not as any sort of negative...
Gotta wonder what is going on with him. He rushed for 127 yards the game he came back from injury, so we know he can do it. He just seems like his vision has been off lately, like he isn't seeing the holes because I keep seeing him run into linemen.
"I said, 'I need someone who's going to want to get on the roller coaster with me knowing that it's not always going to be fun,'" -Paul DePodesta -
No news here. He said he wasn't satisfied with basically losing the starting RB job to a rookie... who would be?
He didn't say anything about being "discontented," but only seemed disappointed that he has not come out as the feature back. He later went on to admit that the younger guys have gotten better... Sure, he wishes he was playing more but I think he sees that West has just outplayed him. He'll have plenty of touches to shine, but he needs to make the most of them to be satisfied... That doesn't sound very newsworthy, especially not as any sort of negative...
Gotta wonder what is going on with him. He rushed for 127 yards the game he came back from injury, so we know he can do it. He just seems like his vision has been off lately, like he isn't seeing the holes because I keep seeing him run into linemen.
Gotta wonder what is going on with him. He rushed for 127 yards the game he came back from injury, so we know he can do it. He just seems like his vision has been off lately, like he isn't seeing the holes because I keep seeing him run into linemen.
We can see him do it sometimes, make the read really fast and explode into it (like his last TD run). Then other times, he's waiting around for something to happen. Sometimes he makes the wrong cut, inside when he should go outside or vice versa. He needs to get on par with the baby backs, who are mostly making the right cuts and definitely exploding from their first step every play, not just the ones that give points.
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In his last 51 carries he has 99 yards so I don't think he should be surprised
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No news here. He said he wasn't satisfied with basically losing the starting RB job to a rookie... who would be?
He didn't say anything about being "discontented," but only seemed disappointed that he has not come out as the feature back. He later went on to admit that the younger guys have gotten better... Sure, he wishes he was playing more but I think he sees that West has just outplayed him. He'll have plenty of touches to shine, but he needs to make the most of them to be satisfied... That doesn't sound very newsworthy, especially not as any sort of negative...
Gotta wonder what is going on with him. He rushed for 127 yards the game he came back from injury, so we know he can do it. He just seems like his vision has been off lately, like he isn't seeing the holes because I keep seeing him run into linemen.
So now feeling like you are being underutilized is "discontent"? Holy fuck, people...
Yeah, he "took the bait"...
He came here to be the lead dog -- said the Browns told him he would be -- and now he's just one of the pack. So what can he do now that this isn't what he signed up for?
"Nothing,'' he said. "Keep working. Keep getting better every try,'' he said. "Life never pans out the way you want it to. It's a bump in the road. Keep going."
Tate, who's role has steadily declined, was careful not to come right out and directly complain about his limited role, but the message was clear: he's not happy, but he'll roll with it.
"We're winning,'' he said. "We're 6-3 and in first place, that's all that really matters.''
Is it hard to object when you're in first place in the division?
"Who would do that?'' he asked. "You'd look like the bad guy. You don't do that (laughs)''
Would he have signed here if he knew he'd be part of the backfield trio?
"I don't really want to get into that now,'' he said. "Our focus is on the Texans this week."
...for fuck's sake...
Gotta wonder what is going on with him. He rushed for 127 yards the game he came back from injury, so we know he can do it. He just seems like his vision has been off lately, like he isn't seeing the holes because I keep seeing him run into linemen.
Bad case of Mack-down-itis... took down every back's YPC in case you haven't noticed.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
So now feeling like you are being underutilized is "discontent"? Holy fuck, people...
Yeah, he "took the bait"...
He came here to be the lead dog -- said the Browns told him he would be -- and now he's just one of the pack. So what can he do now that this isn't what he signed up for?
"Nothing,'' he said. "Keep working. Keep getting better every try,'' he said. "Life never pans out the way you want it to. It's a bump in the road. Keep going."
Tate, who's role has steadily declined, was careful not to come right out and directly complain about his limited role, but the message was clear: he's not happy, but he'll roll with it.
"We're winning,'' he said. "We're 6-3 and in first place, that's all that really matters.''
Is it hard to object when you're in first place in the division?
"Who would do that?'' he asked. "You'd look like the bad guy. You don't do that (laughs)''
Would he have signed here if he knew he'd be part of the backfield trio?
"I don't really want to get into that now,'' he said. "Our focus is on the Texans this week."
...for fuck's sake...
Gotta wonder what is going on with him. He rushed for 127 yards the game he came back from injury, so we know he can do it. He just seems like his vision has been off lately, like he isn't seeing the holes because I keep seeing him run into linemen.
Bad case of Mack-down-itis... took down every back's YPC in case you haven't noticed.
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I don't know if it is due to injuries, but it seems like West and Crowell are much faster, especially hitting the hole. Tate does, so far have good ball security, and doesn't he catch well out of the backfield? Just doesn't seem to have the burst. To me, if I see Tate and then Crowell then the speed seems like night and day.
Hope has two beautiful daughters: Their names are Anger and Courage. Anger that things are the way they are. Courage to make them the way they ought to be. - St. Augustine. Throughout the centuries there were men who took first steps down new roads armed with nothing but their vision. - Ayn Rand -
I say we make her Korean.
what does this even mean...?
what does this even mean...?
There was a lot of preseason talk about changing the culture in the locker room, as in the losing defeatist culture.
My speculation was that Mary Kay had been covering a team with a losing culture for so long that she's had to adapt. Create stories where there shouldn't be any, just to get people talking.
She needs to adapt herself and learn how to cover a team with a winning culture. More positive stories, less feather ruffling.
And Korean, a play on the word "culture." Didn't get it, not funny, no worries man.
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I don't know if it is due to injuries, but it seems like West and Crowell are much faster, especially hitting the hole. Tate does, so far have good ball security, and doesn't he catch well out of the backfield? Just doesn't seem to have the burst. To me, if I see Tate and then Crowell then the speed seems like night and day.
I don't know if it is due to injuries, but it seems like West and Crowell are much faster, especially hitting the hole. Tate does, so far have good ball security, and doesn't he catch well out of the backfield? Just doesn't seem to have the burst. To me, if I see Tate and then Crowell then the speed seems like night and day.
Crow has looked most decisive and aggressive, and therefore "faster".
West danced a lot early on, and it got him benched, but has been more decisive (and maybe aware) since returning to the line-up.
When there's a hole/ crease Tate has hit it hard, but since Mack went down the wide zone has produced few cracks let alone creases... and it seems like more of Tate's runs have been wide.
As for speed... coming out of college Tate was by far the fastest.
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Mark Sessler wrote an article on NFL.com saying that Tate was "disappointed" in his amount of carries. But didn't want to complain. Why does the media look for and create controversy where there isn't any? Tate, like any other player wants the ball. What else is new. Keyshawn Johnson wrote a book titled "Throw Me The Damn Ball" in his rookie year.
I'm sure Tate isn't having regrets about being a Brown. After all, they're in first place in a tough division, whereas the Texans aren't about to win anything in the near future.
Tate is a gamer and a team player. Don't read anything into a silly article.
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