WildDawg!
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i guess the paid proffessionals on nfl radio haven't realized that teams don't show all of their plays to the media and public in tc. yeah, they probably think teams open up the entire playbook for everyone to see in practice.
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thats some good editing right there
thats some good editing right there
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I think you bring up some legitimate concerns about Wallace. Not having seen a lot of him, many of us thought that perhaps he was sort of a "Michael Vick Lite" type of QB....you know, the stereotypical "athletic" black QB. But, it seems that you are saying that perhaps he is more of a "Byron Leftwich Stout Ale"....that is far more of a drop back, cement overshoe type QB than we believe?
Is this a fair statement?
i wouldnt compare wallace to byron, the slowest black man to EVER play the position. wallace has speed to burn and looks like he has that agility to make those quick changes in direction. i think what he's talking about is a typical fast athletic qb that was hounded by coaches for years to be a drop back style qb. once he sees J-Money jukin and spinnin outa the backfield he'll be following suit as well
i wouldnt compare wallace to byron, the slowest black man to EVER play the position. wallace has speed to burn and looks like he has that agility to make those quick changes in direction. i think what he's talking about is a typical fast athletic qb that was hounded by coaches for years to be a drop back style qb. once he sees J-Money jukin and spinnin outa the backfield he'll be following suit as well
Exactly right about his transition to a drop back QB. And that was all on Holmgren. Holmgren has a soft spot for Seneca and
vice versa since Holmgren is the one coach/GM that gave Seneca a shot at QB instead of trying to convert him to WR out
of college. It was a failed experiment. Reading the hype in Cleveland about utilizing Seneca's athletic ability in some other
way than just as the back up QB gives me a sense of Deja Vu. For years fans and media speculated on how awesome it
would be to see Seneca lined up at WR and later on in a WildDawg package. Seneca himself and even two different coaching
staffs often played along further fueling the fire. When it never materialized, the exact excuses mentioned here were used.
"They tell him not to run because they can't afford for him to get hurt." "If you put the third string QB in you can't replace
him", etc, etc... Last year Senca had 16 rushing attempts for 2 yards for .13 yards per carry, despite being lined up in
a WildDawg formation @ two times per game. In comparison, a slow, aging, injured Matt Hasselbeck had 26 carries for 119
yards for 4.5 yards per carry. My belief is that Seneca Wallace is afraid to get hit. Either that or he is just to proud to show
his atletic side for fear he will no longer be considered a legitimate QB. As for the passive attitude... I hate to tell you, but
Seneca is often seen on the sidelines pouting by himself on the bench. Not a leader by example for sure. It was reported
in Seattle that Seneca struggles with learning disabilities and often had troubles grasping the entire play book thus limiting
the number of plays available when he is playing QB. My guess is that one article is correct. You might see a little of
Seneca in the WildDawg in pre-season and a couple of early games, but it will soon be scrapped.
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Watching this video I dont see how he cant be successful in the wilddawg. Check out his catch at 2:40, him and Cribbs in the backfield both being a threat to run, catch or pass the ball.....goodluck
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Watching this video I dont see how he cant be successful in the wilddawg. Check out his catch at 2:40, him and Cribbs in the backfield both being a threat to run, catch or pass the ball.....goodluck
Watching this video I dont see how he cant be successful in the wilddawg. Check out his catch at 2:40, him and Cribbs in the backfield both being a threat to run, catch or pass the ball.....goodluck
That's what we thought too.
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All I can say is ....................WOW !! I didn't know he possessed that much talent to be honest . Glad he's aboard
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Senaca Wallace won some games for me in the past in ff - he was my backup qb.
Wallace, if he had a broken leg and a cast, could still out scramble DA.
Our Browns are in great shape with him on board.
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Straight from the Troggs:
Wild dawg...you make my heart sing...
You make everything
Groovy
I said wild dawg...
Wild dawg, I think I love you
But I wanna know for sure
Come on, hold me tight
I love you
Wild dawg...you make my heart sing...
You make everything
Groovy
I said wild dawg...
Wild dawg, I think you move me
But I wanna know for sure
So come on, hold me tight
You move me
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Josh Cribbs and the WildDawg
ESPN's Adam Schefter writes how the Cleveland Browns may emulate the Miami Dolphins made the WildDawg a weapon, but the Cleveland Browns could elevate its effectiveness.
Wide receiver Josh Cribbs can play quarterback or wide receiver. Browns quarterback Seneca Wallace can play quarterback or wide receiver. Then there will be times when Cribbs and Wallace line up at running back and fullback, without the defense knowing where the ball is being snapped.
Cribbs, writes Schefter, knows his role will expand this coming season. And it has to. The Browns had one of the worst offenses last season, so they need to come up with every offensive gimmick possible.
Nobody likes gimmicks more than Cleveland coach Eric Mangini and nobody has any more toys than the Browns. Don't be surprised if the Browns take the WildDawg to a new level.
Josh Cribbs and the WildDawg
ESPN's Adam Schefter writes how the Cleveland Browns may emulate the Miami Dolphins made the WildDawg a weapon, but the Cleveland Browns could elevate its effectiveness.
Wide receiver Josh Cribbs can play quarterback or wide receiver. Browns quarterback Seneca Wallace can play quarterback or wide receiver. Then there will be times when Cribbs and Wallace line up at running back and fullback, without the defense knowing where the ball is being snapped.
Cribbs, writes Schefter, knows his role will expand this coming season. And it has to. The Browns had one of the worst offenses last season, so they need to come up with every offensive gimmick possible.
Nobody likes gimmicks more than Cleveland coach Eric Mangini and nobody has any more toys than the Browns. Don't be surprised if the Browns take the WildDawg to a new level.
Good thinking, Wild Brownie would be vastly more apropp...........the dawg is and was and has been a loser................Roots work better
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