Thread: Will Haloti Rebound?
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12-06-2012, 08:54 AM #21
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12-06-2012, 08:58 AM #22
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Re: Will Haloti Rebound?
It aint Haloti when hes's getting double and some times trippled guys like Cody need tot ake advantage of those one on one matchups, have you seen Athur Jones lately? he's been sucking up those one on one matchups when they come the guy is in the back field automatically when he gets those matchups. Imagine if we had a good D coordinator? Jones would be looking really good right now
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12-06-2012, 09:26 AM #23
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Below average? Maybe in someone's dreams do DT's average playhing that well...
He started out the season, YET AGAIN at a DPOY candidate, and slowed due to injuries. As has been mentioned by many, if we can get deeper on the DL and limit his snaps some, and keep him healthy, he's a DPOY candidate each and every year in which he can remain mostly healthy. He is amongst the very best FEW defensive players in the entire league. He is quite possibly the most effective defender in the run game at any position in the entire league. He's double and triple teamed on every snap, even when hampered with a pretty serious knee injury. He beats double teams as often as anyone in the league, despite a major knee injury...
I see the point of the thread, as he hasn't been able to stay healthy recently, btu despite that he continues to play, and play at a high level, and high snap count, game after game, year after year. He's a complete BEAST.
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12-06-2012, 11:33 AM #24
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Okay, guys. Go back and re-watch the game tape, paying close attention to the line play, of the last 3 games. Ngata isn't getting double teamed anymore. He's getting taken out of plays completely by single blocks. That doesn't mean he's doing NOTHING, but he's just not the dominant force he used to be and other teams know that, hence the fact that they're not even bothering to double him anymore.
The ONLY guy on the Ravens DL who's really seeing double teams at all right now is Kruger, and that's usually an OT and TE. Part of the reason why teams are running so well on the Ravens is that they can just single-block the DL, send the C to the second level, and control any blitzers with backfield protection. You've got to actually watch the games, the tape don't lie...
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12-06-2012, 11:37 AM #26
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12-06-2012, 11:45 AM #27
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You obviously didnt watch his "healthy" games the first 4 or so each of the last two years, when he was absolutely at DPOY levels.
The complaint that he can't keep that up, I see as valid, as he's playing too many snaps and often hurt. He continues to play through that, at an above average level. No, he can't keep completely DOMINATING game after game with major injruies... sorry guys, he's human.
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I am thinking that Upshaw is going to be a really really good player for the Ravens for a long time if he stays healthy.
Ngata definitely isn't getting the push he used to and that knee is probably the major cause. I can't imagine being his weight and having an MCL feel like mine did and being able to move as well as he does, much less at the level we are hoping to see from him. Until that knee heals, he is what he is, and that is a guy that can be blocked by most guards and tackles in the NFL one on one.
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Re: Will Haloti Rebound?
Minus the Skins game the next couple of teams are not run first teams anyway. I think they need to shut him down for a few weeks, hopefully go 2-2 and he will be ready for the playoffs. Look at what Wilfork does in the PO's, he dominates the middle (because he is healthy) if we can rest Ngata now and he gets healthy he will dominate again in the middle and the likes of Brady, Manning, Schaub will not be able to step up as much and hum the ball down field. Ngata is a huge part of this defense and he is playing hurt and a non-factor. Just shut him down....
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12-06-2012, 01:14 PM #32
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I rewatched the game, there where several plays he was double team. There where also plays he wasn't were he almost throw Pouncey on his ass.
There were plays were he was double team he did nothing, some he did something and plays were he wasn't double team were he did something or nothing.
Also, I saw a few plays ( I did not watch the line every play) where Jones got double teamed as well.We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. - Benjamin Franklin
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12-06-2012, 01:45 PM #33
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12-06-2012, 08:47 PM #34
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Re: Will Haloti Rebound?
Ill add this:
Haloti Ngata is not injured.
Remember when Ed Reed was injured this year and complained about it? He wasnt on the injury report, the team was then fined.
If Haloti Ngata was injured, he would be on the injury report.
Something else is wrong here.
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12-06-2012, 09:26 PM #36



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