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View Poll Results: who's can't block for crap?
Larry "i don't feel like pass blocking" Johnson 7 12.28%
Jordan "feet of clay" Black 49 85.96%
John "which way do i go?" welbourn 1 1.75%
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Old 11-13-2005, 03:01 PM  
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Who's the poorest blocker?
i'm undecided
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:14 PM   #16
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My heart says Black, but my head says Johnson. Black at least makes a block once in a while, but Johnson is in his third year and has not yet made an effective block.

That said, Johnson is a good enough runner that he makes up for his non-blockage in other ways. When Black has a 100 yard game, maybe I'll think better of him, too.
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:17 PM   #17
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Welbourne and Black, terrible! terrible! terrible! problem is we don't have anyone to come in to take their places!
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:18 PM   #18
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Do you guys have Tivo?

Johnson had ONE bad play today. The other two times he whiffed, there was more than one guy to block. He can't block two guys coming from different directions. Shields looks like a shell of his former self.
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:22 PM   #19
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Do you guys have Tivo?

Johnson had ONE bad play today. The other two times he whiffed, there was more than one guy to block. He can't block two guys coming from different directions. Shields looks like a shell of his former self.
Shields definitely seems to be showing his age. Wiegmann I do not feel has had a good season either. Black and Welbourne need no introduction. Waters might be the only one who is playing halfway decent right now.

Johnson's blocking is the least of our concerns
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:29 PM   #20
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Will Shields is looking bad, but that is because he has to block whoever Black/Welbourn is blocking, in addition to his own guy.

As for the WORST blocker on our line, I voted for Jordan Black. That guy is just plain awful. He cannot handle the defensive end rushing along the outside. Every single time, the guy just runs right past Black to get pressure, get a sack, or force a fumble. I can't even describe how bad Black is. It makes my head hurt.
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:30 PM   #21
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:31 PM   #22
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Can someone Tivo and show a good block by Johnson?

I'm not complaining about him overall, because he's got the potential to be a great back. I just don't think he's ever made a block in his NFL career so far.
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:35 PM   #24
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Can someone Tivo and show a good block by Johnson?

I'm not complaining about him overall, because he's got the potential to be a great back. I just don't think he's ever made a block in his NFL career so far.
I'm working on getting the first Green fumble into a GIF. Johnson had a fine block, but there were TWO LB's coming in, and Shields let one get by him...
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Old 11-13-2005, 05:53 PM   #25
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maybe in a couple of days when i have the energy to actually watch the game again i'll post a couple of johnson's "low energy, patty cake" blocks.

even when he does FIND the guy to block half the time he doesn't look like he has the energy to do more than slow the guy down.

could imagine how well he'd do if he blocked with the same intesity that he runs with?
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I'm working on getting the first Green fumble into a GIF. Johnson had a fine block, but there were TWO LB's coming in, and Shields let one get by him...
Yeah, I don't blame him for that. I watched the replay when it happened, thinking it was Johnson's fault, and it turned out that he and Shields both went for the same guy, and Johnson adjusted too late when he saw Shields. Not really his fault, but at the same time I didn't see him make a good block on the play.

As a famous person once said, "> bad block ≠ good block".
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maybe in a couple of days when i have the energy to actually watch the game again i'll post a couple of johnson's "low energy, patty cake" blocks.

even when he does FIND the guy to block half the time he doesn't look like he has the energy to do more than slow the guy down.

could imagine how well he'd do if he blocked with the same intesity that he runs with?
Part of his problem today was indecisiveness. Whether we want to admit or not, he lacks experience. He also had several instances where there were multiple defenders blitzing and someone was getting through no matter what he did.

He's been fine in pass coverage previously, including his 5 starts last year. Interestingly enough, during those 5 starts he didn't have Jordan Black starting at LT...
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Yeah, I don't blame him for that. I watched the replay when it happened, thinking it was Johnson's fault, and it turned out that he and Shields both went for the same guy, and Johnson adjusted too late when he saw Shields. Not really his fault, but at the same time I didn't see him make a good block on the play.

As a famous person once said, "> bad block ≠ good block".
Watch it again. He successfully blocked the inside blitzer BEFORE he adjusted and got his hands on the outside guy that Shields "touched" but didn't block. Yes, he didn't get a clean block on the guy. But it was the 2nd guy through, not the 1st...
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I guess I'll have to see him again. I remember him moving outside to block a guy, seeing Shields, and then turning back too late to block the inside guy.

Again, I'm not blaming him for this play because there were two guys coming at him, and in fact, he made an awesome play to make the touchdown-saving tackle. But I want to see it again before I'll believe he made a good block on that play.
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