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| Pro Bowl Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Pacifica, CA
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo
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| | #92 |
| Playmaker Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Leesburg, VA Age: 48
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo If Kerrigan surpasses Orakpo, he will be entering rarified air among the very, very best pass rushers in the league. Each makes the other better since opposing defenses must account for both on every play. I would argue that they are as impactful a duo as Harrison and Woodley for Pittsburgh. |
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| Most Interesting Man in the World Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Chantilly, VA Age: 25
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Interesting reader question on King's article. I don't want to create a brand new thread on it.. ON CALVIN JOHNSON. "Thanks for your column. It's not officially Monday for me until I've read it. Here's my question: Calvin Johnson was certainly unstoppable yesterday. I'm wondering why, on goal-line plays, coaches don't occasionally defend big receivers like Johnson with a big receiver from their own team? Doesn't somebody like Dez Bryant have a better chance of beating Johnson on a "jump ball" pass?'' -- Ryan Reed, Bowling Green, Ky. Thank you for the kind words, Ryan. I hadn't thought of that strategy, but you could be right. In a Houston-Detroit game, for instance, I'd love to see Andre Johnson as the deep safety on a big play at the end of a game, to battle Calvin Johnson on a deep throw. I know coaches would shy away from it for a number of reasons, including fear of injury, but on the biggest play of the game, why not do it?
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| Gamebreaker ![]() Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Columbia, MD Age: 34
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Quote:
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| Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Richmond, VA Age: 36
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Dez Bryant doesnt deserve for his name to be in the same sentence as A. Johnson and Megatron. Guy has done zero
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Quote:
I agree Dez Bryant is the Paris Hilton of the NFL. Everyone knows his name but he has not done jack crap.
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| Gamebreaker ![]() Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Columbia, MD Age: 34
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Well you would have a point if we were talking about who is the best wide receiver this seasons or in the past couple of seasons, etc., etc. However, my point was to give examples of WRs that have the ability to go up and grab a pass at a point that it is difficult for a small CB to defend.
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| | #98 |
| Impact Rookie Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Atlanta, GA
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Kerrigan = big motor, Rak = big ability. Both are beasts, but my gut is Kerrigan outplays his physical talent by being smart / being relentless. Some of his plays are on second efforts and recognizing throwing situations, etc. Both in ProBowl for years to come. More important than this argument is -- the success draft/FA. I'm VERY pleased at all the hits on our new players, as well as getting more out of the existing players. A far cry from seeing Portis sip cocktails with Snyder. The big misses on McNabb and struggles with Haynesworth are long forgotten. If Shanny keeps this up, we're definitely competing for the SB in 2 years. Currently we're 3-1, but can't see us competing with teams like Green Bay yet - but with a better offense anything is possible. Draft 2012 Priorities: 1) QB - MLB 2) Oline - secondary |
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| Pro Bowl Join Date: Aug 2009
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Quote:
__________________ When in doubt, go with the SEC | |
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| | #101 |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Aug 2009
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo yep. Face it the lowest he goes is #2 if a team like St. Louis picks first. He can probably tear his ACL or throw picks for the rest of the year and still be a first rounder. He's just that much of a lock. We'd have to lose out all our games to get him...and that still may not be enough. So yes I left him off for an obvious reason.
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| | #102 |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Virginia
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Since we are talking about that side of the ball..... did any of you hear the Sports Junkies talking about statistics either yesterday or the day before? The Redskins right now have a #3 ranked defense. Obviously it will change some when we start with our hardest part of our schedule, but they said teams that have a top 8 defense get to the pale-offs 90% of the time. Teams with a top 5 defense get to the pale-offs 100% of the time. They also pointed out that the Skins have 5 difficult games to play yet and 4 games which should be somewhat easy or atleast they should win. I'm not saying they are SB bound for those who will choose to twist my words, I'm simply saying they have a good chance to make the play-offs and hopefully next year.... year 3 for the coaching staff, they can make the big run at the SB. If the team does better then expected this year then awesome. |
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| | #103 |
| \m/ ![]() Join Date: Feb 2004 Age: 40
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo pale-offs? Is that like a beer competition? |
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| | #104 |
| Pro Bowl Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Virginia
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| | #105 |
| \m/ ![]() Join Date: Feb 2004 Age: 40
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| Re: Your thoughts of the possibility of Kerrigan "surpassing" Orakpo Ah. |
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