Eric Wright sucks
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Zombo said:
At 1:55 the fans started calling for Wright to be taken out, but the coaching staff decided to leave him in there for another two hours so that our season could completely go down the drain.Zombo
--I'm about as disgusted as I've ever been
OK, I've read in a bunch of places that EW was not right both Phys. and mentally. So why was he still playing and getting burned? That's the biggest problem with this coaching staff they can't make an adjustment and that is what is scary. They almost seem like in their quest for stability they are completely inflexible.
EW doesn't always suck it just wasn't his day and he should have had a seat.
OK, I've read in a bunch of places that EW was not right both Phys. and mentally. So why was he still playing and getting burned? That's the biggest problem with this coaching staff they can't make an adjustment and that is what is scary. They almost seem like in their quest for stability they are completely inflexible.
EW doesn't always suck it just wasn't his day and he should have had a seat.
Well said. When it is the same guy again and again (the only guy that scored, actually... minus Cundiff) it is going to be more obvious and easy to blame one guy. Was that last TD an all out Safety Blitz? I was wondering where the help was.
OR, God forbid they adjust after Wright gets burned the first two times and give him some help.
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Eric Wright needs to watch film on Revis and start grabbing the receivers down the field, they only call pass interference 20% of the time. Where was the help over the top? If I was him I would have faked a hamstring injury after getting burned for the second time.
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I'll at least give Wright kudos for being bigger than that.
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What coverage scheme were the Browns DB running when Wright got beat?
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What coverage scheme were the Browns DB running when Wright got beat?
What coverage scheme were the Browns DB running when Wright got beat?
Seemed to me (without ANY DVR or anything of course) that it was either straight man or some sort of zone blitzing with EW 1 on 1 with Boldin.
I just don't understand why they wouldn't have Ward helping cover center field when that was clearly where the weakness would be.
I love hindsight.
"A winner never whines." Paul Brown -
My honest guess would be that the coaches knew what was up with wright, but figuered once he got into the game, and got beat like a mule his competitive fire would take over and he would tighen up. That wasnt the same eric wright weve seen in the past. He will be better next game I guarantee it.
Second part is by the time Boldin scored his second touchdown he was on fire, nobody in the nfl couldve covered him its like when he who must not be named was on the cavs, when he started scoring he was darn near impossible to stop.
or watching moss run over revis a few weeks ago Moss was jacked up about it and he was in revis's head.
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What coverage scheme were the Browns DB running when Wright got beat?
Seemed to me (without ANY DVR or anything of course) that it was either straight man or some sort of zone blitzing with EW 1 on 1 with Boldin.
I just don't understand why they wouldn't have Ward helping cover center field when that was clearly where the weakness would be.
I love hindsight.
Seemed to me (without ANY DVR or anything of course) that it was either straight man or some sort of zone blitzing with EW 1 on 1 with Boldin.
I just don't understand why they wouldn't have Ward helping cover center field when that was clearly where the weakness would be.
I love hindsight.
Ward was sent on the safety blitz on the play where Wright got beat. They were in the nickel, with a man lock coverage. We brought 7 on the blitz against the Ravens spread package. The Ravens had 5 eligible receivers with McGahee at RB, Heap at H-Back and Anquan in the slot. McGahee and Heap stayed in to block, which left man on their three receivers. Mike Adams was sent in on the blitz draw, and he dropped back into shallow zone coverage. Haden had Houshmanzadeh, and Sheldon had Mason, I'm assuming.
It was 3rd and 5 from the 26, a safety blitz probably wasn't the best call on that play with Baltimore's deep threats and Flacco's arm. Either way, that play wasn't really EW's fault. It's pretty damn hard to match up 1 on 1 with Boldin even on your best day.
It seemed like EW was 1 on 1 with Boldin all day almost, with safety help most of the time.
EDIT:
On Boldin's first TD reception, it was 2nd and 6 from our 8 yard line. They ran a single back set, with the slot receiver in motion We were in the 4-3 under, with Fujita on the line a gap outside the weak tackle. The line was shifted weak and we brought 5 on the blitz (four DL and Fujita). Barton and Gocong played shallow hook zones after half-ass blitz drawing to the line. Adams and Ward played goal line zones, and Sheldon and EW were in man lock coverage on the receivers. The Ravens only ran two routes on that play, with Anquan running a lazy post/slant to the middle of the endzone, and Mason running a deep comeback at the goal line.
On Boldin's second TD reception, it was 2nd and 6 from our 12 yard line. The ran strong I and a two TE set. We were in the base 3-4, with Roth on the line. We brought Sheldon on the corner blitz from the weak side, and Gocong on the blitz through the gut. Barton was in man coverage on their RB, and Costanzo had man lock on Ed Dickson, their strong side TE. Heap was weak TE and ran a 10 yard out, drawing Mike Adams to the left sideline. Dickson ran a 12 yard cross, which drew Ward and Costanzo left of the goal post, and Anquan ran a simple post route to beat EW's man coverage. It could have easily been a TD pass to Dickson if Ward had flowed to Boldin's route, which would have left Costanzo on an island with Dickson in the back of the endzone.
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I have seen him get picked apart more than any other CB in the game. At this point in his career, he should be able to play 1 on 1 and succeed every now and then. He's terrible.
I have seen him get picked apart more than any other CB in the game. At this point in his career, he should be able to play 1 on 1 and succeed every now and then. He's terrible.
Agreed ,now is a good time to start your first round pick[Joe Haden].The new front office had to see how bad Wright and McDonald played last year.Start the Rookie ,now is the right time.
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It's unbelievable we have over 140 yards rushing and still lose. Wright and Ryan lost this on for us. Looking at the highlights, Boldin is WIDE OPEN. Ryan should have taken Wright off him or at least got him help. It was disgusting.
Even more disgusting is we didn't even try to get Boldin this offseason.
It's unbelievable we have over 140 yards rushing and still lose. Wright and Ryan lost this on for us. Looking at the highlights, Boldin is WIDE OPEN. Ryan should have taken Wright off him or at least got him help. It was disgusting.
Even more disgusting is we didn't even try to get Boldin this offseason.
Everyone on here said we were set on WR's since we have the "amazing" Robiskie.
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All in all, maybe EW is a better zone corner than man corner. I don't think we're able to run these blitz packages with our corners. Sheldon has lost a step, but is still a surprisingly fast zone corner, and EW just might not have what it takes to stick a number one receiver all game.
Lets get Haden a start and see what he can do, or just consistently run the nickel package. Our run defense will take a hit, but it should improve our passing d.
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