The Coaching Career of James Aldridge (NFL Head Coach 09)

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Quote: Originally Posted by Clarke_311

Good win, this should be a good season, but you're gonna get owned by the Eagles this week.

In the first quarter we did lol. The the defense showed up, and things got interesting. However, we beat them without Calvin Johnson catching anything, which IMO is a huge accomplishment.

Offensive Stats
Woodson: 185 yards, 1 TD, 23 yards on 4 carries, 1 TD
McAllister: 84 yards on 15 carries
Taylor: 57 yards on 15 carries, 3 yards on 1 catch
Williams: 105 yards on 7 catches, 1 TD
Kreider: 33 yards on 3 catches
Mathis: 9 yards on 1 catch
Martin: 19 yards on 1 catch
McMillian: 16 yards on 1 catch

[Sanchez_Mareno]

Can you post the qb attempts completions in every games stat breakdown too please.

[BrnwsBucksFanNC]

Nice job with the win against the Eagles. It is interesting to see Serna is erratic with you as well. He will hit a 47 yarder...and then miss a 25 yarder...started a game a couple of days ago by kicking it out of bounds

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Quote: Originally Posted by Sanchez_Mareno

Can you post the qb attempts completions in every games stat breakdown too please.

Ok, I'll see what I can do. I won't have them for the Rams today, but I think I can get the for week 4 against the Seahawks.

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Week 3 Against the Rams
Injuries: Charles, Eastwood (Orlando Pace for St. Louis)
Well this was a game for defenses everywhere.
The Lions defense held them to 0 points and had 1 interception (Briggs again, making use of the contract)
Bulger was crap, but their run game was better than I expected.
The Rams blitz happy defense caught Woodson and my O-line off guard; we experienced more sacks as a result.
Oh, and Serna was 2-3, missing a 35 yarder, but making a 21 and a 25. As one can see, we have been having troubles getting it into the endzone. The Rams almost scored (two 4th down conversions WTF), but we stopped them finally on their 3rd 4th down attempt.
Taylor is a runner that will give you high blood pressure. He likes to run backwards and avoid obvious gaps. He is difficult to tackle, but he had 1 fumble and after that McAllister took full time control of running the ball. He was inconsistant, but decent. He had a 20 yard run which set up a touchdown at the end of the 4th.

Final Score: 20-0

[BrnwsBucksFanNC]

Sounds like our players are doing the same things...my rbs have started to do that as well...maybe something in the water?? It is on plays they have mastered as well!!!

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Offensive Stats
Woodson: 261 yards, 1 TD, 6 yards on 3 carries
McAllister: 78 yards on 23 carries, 1 TD, 14 yards on 1 catch
Taylor: 40 yards on 13 carries
Kreider: 1 yard on 1 carry, 13 yards on 2 catches
Johnson: 111 yards on 7 catches, 1 TD
McMillian: 48 yards on 3 catches
Williams: 37 yards on 2 catches
Peterson: 18 yards on 2 catches
Mathis: 20 yards on 1 catch

HC's Thoughts: McMillian has been impressive, so I moved him to slot. I dropped McDonald, took the hit incase of an injury of another player. Mathis will probably go next year. Charles will be back in 6 weeks. I looked at upcoming free agents (they could be resigned though), there were 3 interesting ones:
Marcus McNeil: 95 OVA LT, 23 yrs old
Aaron Kampman: 94 OVA LE, 27 yrs old
Maurice Jones-Drew: 89 OVA HB, 24 yrs old
McNeil would fix the O-line like no other (Backus is meh, and Hills isn't developing that well). I have been looking for a LE, but it hasn't been that big of an importance, I would only get him if the contract wasn't crazy. As for Drew, it's the same situation, I'd only get him for a reasonable contract.

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Quote: Originally Posted by BrnwsBucksFanNC

Sounds like our players are doing the same things...my rbs have started to do that as well...maybe something in the water?? It is on plays they have mastered as well!!!

Maybe it has to do with some of their ratings in certain areas, as Charles never did that. Once he's healthy, I'm gonna compare them and see what's up.

Oh, BTW, where do you find the future draftee's player comparisons?