Thread: Rapid Reaction: Bears 28, Browns 20

Originally Posted by soulman

Blue, how can you say that?? He left Cribs wide open for a big gain on the Browns first TD drive. Just turned him loose in the zone. He wasn't within 10 yards of the guy. And then he gave up the TD at the end of the drive.

On that 60 yard run he had the corner as far as contain goes. The DE should have been able to disengage and string it out but it's the CB who has to come up and make the play and he was inside the hash marks and pursuing to his right.

When the back broke contain he was slow reversing and by that time the guy was by him untouched. His read on that play was terrible. Then to end it all it was the SS who finally chased the RB down and saved the TD. Frey didn't even have the wheels to catch him.

Go back and look at those plays on a video if you've got it and then tell me he was where he was supposed to be. The kid plays flat. There is no flame and fire in him at all. I wouldn't even keep a kid like that for the PS. He'll never be an NFL starter playing like he did tonight.

He's a rook and he was going up against some decent players but I saw him make some good plays too . I think he does have some talent but I'm not gonna argue with you cuz this is what happens : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiPCRqFB06g j/k

Originally Posted by Blue Horse-shoe

He's a rook and he was going up against some decent players but I saw him make some good plays too . I think he does have some talent but I'm not gonna argue with you cuz this is what happens : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiPCRqFB06g j/k

LOL. Well as far as I'm concerned rookie or not those were just a couple of example of how he's just not mentally in the game. I don't think we need extra CBs as much as we need depth at other positions so I'm all for keeping just the four locks at CB; Peanut, DJ, Jennings and Hayden and letting the others go.

I guarantee you we can find guys on waivers who are better than any of the other three we have right now; Wilhite, Frey and McCoy. I wouldn't feel comfortable with any of those guys playing against first string competition.

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I thought Tyler Clutts put on a clinic last night. He is one hell of a blocker, just blowing people up to spring the RB's all night long. He was a load to tackle too. The Browns strong-side LB found that out when he tried to tackle Clutts and got injured.

I also liked how Clutts has improved his receiving skills since last season. He looked solid (really having to extend to bring in one poorly thrown pass). They also gave him work as a long-snapper. But it was his blocking that was incredible. Every single running play (when he was on the field) you'd see #44 executing the key block.

We have Spaeth as the blocking TE, but he's not half the blocker that Clutts is.

Originally Posted by soulman

Blue, how can you say that?? He left Cribs wide open for a big gain on the Browns first TD drive. Just turned him loose in the zone. He wasn't within 10 yards of the guy. And then he gave up the TD at the end of the drive.

On that 60 yard run he had the corner as far as contain goes. The DE should have been able to disengage and string it out but it's the CB who has to come up and make the play and he was inside the hash marks and pursuing to his right.

When the back broke contain he was slow reversing and by that time the guy was by him untouched. His read on that play was terrible. Then to end it all it was the SS who finally chased the RB down and saved the TD. Frey didn't even have the wheels to catch him.

Go back and look at those plays on a video if you've got it and then tell me he was where he was supposed to be. The kid plays flat. There is no flame and fire in him at all. I wouldn't even keep a kid like that for the PS. He'll never be an NFL starter playing like he did tonight.

Told you they liked Frey and he could turn out 2 b ok :......