Teague Shut It Down Tonight

[dduncan4163]

I don't know if anyone else noticed how well he played today. That kid locked his WR up all evening.

He is going to be one Hell of a Shutdown Corner for us.

 

[ellunitiko]

He did not turn his head and look for the ball one time. Needs to step it up IMO. Could of picked a couple of those throws if he would have swiveled like he's supposed to do.

 

[IndianaVolunteer]

if he would turn his head in the endzone on passes he's have chances for ints. jmo

 

[SGMVols]

He did not turn his head and look for the ball one time.

That actually happened twice.

 

[vol4eva]

He played well, but Uf's receivers are almost nonexistent.

 

[ellunitiko]

That actually happened twice.

Oh wow, two times. Should have happened every time.

 

[ranradVOL]

Oh wow, two times. Should have happened every time.

I love when posters try and say he should do this or do that. Obviously that's what you're supposed to do, however in a game things happen and you can't make a perfect play on every down. Teague played well.
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[ranradVOL]

The same people that probably never played a down of college football.
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[allvol123]

To be fair, uf's passing game is rather average. But I do like Teague.

 

[ThreatLevelOrange]

I think that competion on the 3rd play of the game was the only one to a WR the whole game. Maybe our DBS are playing better.
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[YorkVol]

Need some education on this. Do the DBs watch the receivers eyes or hands to know when the ball is headed their way and to turn their own head around? If is the eyes, do the visors on the helmets make a difference? Just wondering.

 

[SLOBBER_KNOCKER_U]

Teague still needs to be more physical and get off blocks

 

[volsfanhc04]

I would rather him knock the pass out of the receivers hands then turn around and try to get the pick and get outjumped. I think he needs to get off blocks better but I think he played a hell of a game.
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[Ned Ray McWorkher]

Need some education on this. Do the DBs watch the receivers eyes or hands to know when the ball is headed their way and to turn their own head around? If is the eyes, do the visors on the helmets make a difference? Just wondering.

In press man coverage he should look when the wideout looks. Off man he should read the route and break on the ball.
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[YorkVol]

In press man coverage he should look when the wideout looks. Off man he should read the route and break on the ball.
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