Arthur Blank Inducts Himself into Falcon's Ring of Honor
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By indyagent17 · Posted
He needs to throw at tires moving over and over. The main focus at practice is working on his tough and decision making -
It has been at times. I think the defense is flawed in a lot of ways, and it's ability is capped by scheme and personnel. But I think there's potential for significant improvement. The run defense made some corrections this week. The pass defense will depend heavily on the pass rush, which has been better so far this season than it was at any point last year. -
By indyagent17 · Posted
AR faced a decent defense with Houston and one with Chicago but Pittsburgh is a different story. They will pressure every time and have a terrific front 7. Talk about being baptized by fire along with 20k Steelers fans in the building. This will be Richardson's' toughest test so far this season. This is where AR has to make the plays and not miss on open receivers, which he has woefully done. It will be hard to run the football but I never underestimate Taylor but this game may fall directly on AR's back and I just see a bad day this Sunday. Pittsburgh will probably not score many points and I think interceptions will be the difference. Steelers 20 Colts 9 -
By Indyfan4life · Posted
Williams over the first three weeks: 14/29 - 93 yards - 0 TD - 0 INT - 2 sacks 23/37 - 174 yards - 0 TD - 2 INT - 7 sacks 33/52 - 363 yards - 2 TD - 2 INT - 4 sacks Jones made incredible plays on those interceptions, so credit to him. But without those incredible plays, Williams numbers would be A LOT better. This secondary STINKS. -
I've never liked it, on either side of the ball. I thought Steichen did a good job with it last season, and I don't think he's had the game/clock management issues that are usually problems. But it could be that his focus during the week needs to be spread out a bit more. In some situations, there is a play caller who is so good that it makes up for his game management issues. I think Sean McVay has been the standard for this -- he's had his share of mistakes, especially with timeouts and kick/go decisions, but he's just been such an excellent offensive play caller that it's still a net positive. I don't think Steichen's play calling has been to that level at any point so far.
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