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RE: Does Marvin Study His Competition At All? - Tlawsonmariat82 - 12-11-2016
If he started making decisions off impulse you'd be the first to criticize that also,whoever the next head coach is I hope he knows that it's know pleasing you people
RE: Does Marvin Study His Competition At All? - jfkbengals - 12-11-2016
(11-29-2016, 05:02 PM)BonnieBengal Wrote: It is not my job to study the Ravens. It is Marvin's job. He is getting paid a lot of money to do it. And I don't think most coaches would have tested Tucker. He's too good.
No, it is the quality coachs' jobs. With that said, Janikowski is the only kicker that I would ever think has a high chance of hitting it past 55 yards.
RE: Does Marvin Study His Competition At All? - t3r3e3 - 12-12-2016
(11-29-2016, 11:28 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Maybe if YOU had studied the Ravens you would know that Tucker's 61 yarder was in a dome where kicks are much easier and other than that he has NEVER hit a FG as long as 57 yards before in his career.
Even the best kickers in the league struggle from 57 yards. Most coaches would have done just what Marvin did in that situation.
Alternatively, the worst kicker (the Nuge) struggles from 37...