My recording got lost in the delay. So, I need a bit of help on Clemons.
In the first game, I saw him badly miss two tackles, while tackling high. Did he do the same in PS game #2?
Is he the QB in the secondary, as far as calling plays? Some have said it's Jeramiah but, that is not in his nature. True or false?
I cannot believe that Clemons is playing ST's, let alone blocking on punts in the backfield. That should be Polite or a TE. Why is he there?
Clemons has more than enough to worry about as this team's weakest link.
A little help?
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Clemons is just the sort of player that you just don't notice out on the field Southbeach, I did not notice him v the Jags other than being in the picture when Smith was burned for a TD.
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I did see the secondary out of position on a number of plays. As we all know, the secondary does need a QB, and I don't see one. Smith did say that there was a communication problem. I did not see if Clemons was attempting to fill that void. If so, it was not very good. JMO
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Fridays game will be a good test for Clemons, Starters vs Starters, the Falcons passing game is explosive, if we see long completions and dreds running after the receiver after they have caught the ball we'll know one way or the other with Clemons.
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I appreciate that but, my question was if Clemons was making the play calls for the secondary.
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http://phinphanatic.com/forum/dolphins/new-staff-writer-bahamas-the-importance-of-being-robbed/
Padre,
Here's a good read on Nolan's robber D. The guy does not like Clemons, and has some good stuff to say.Tin Indian likes this. -
That is a good read. Thanks for the link.:up:
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TI,
The guy is a forum friend, and played DB in college, no star, no big school, but, did a VG job in explaining the secondary with Nolan.
I learned some stuff, which is a good thing.