GeorgiaCard88
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Tough to believe with his speed and shiftiness that he hasn’t emerged as a true slot wr terror. Moore-or-less think his future is limited in the desert unless something starts to click for him
Tough to believe with his speed and shiftiness that he hasn’t emerged as a true slot wr terror. Moore-or-less think his future is limited in the desert unless something starts to click for him
With all the shiftiness, is he getting wide open? Honest question.Tough to believe with his speed and shiftiness that he hasn’t emerged as a true slot wr terror. Moore-or-less think his future is limited in the desert unless something starts to click for him
Gimmick weapon is a good description. If you look at his college career, his durability and lack of flexibility were clear. He lacks moves. He lacks power to break tackles. It‘s a tribute to the coaching staff’s play design capabilities that they’ve found ways to use him. Speed is his one asset, so you’ve got to get him a great deal of room to run within.He seemingly can only get space as a receiver if there is a play drawn up specifically for him, via a screen or pick and even then he goes down pretty easily.
With his poor durability and his inability to break a tackle, I cannot picture him functioning as a running back.
We have not let him return kicks since his rookie year... maybe give him another look there.
Right now, outside of a gadget running play here and there, he is pretty much useless.
Yes, another exhibit why Drew Petzing seems to be on the rise. Hope Cardinals can hold onto to Drew for a couple of years with fully healthy Murray.Gimmick weapon is a good description. If you look at his college career, his durability and lack of flexibility were clear. He lacks moves. He lacks power to break tackles. It‘s a tribute to the coaching staff’s play design capabilities that they’ve found ways to use him. Speed is his one asset, so you’ve got to get him a great deal of room to run within.
Pew pew pewThrough 5 games:
Rushing - 8 carries / 116 yards / 14.5 ypc / 1 TD
Receiving - 11 rec / 81 yards / 7.4 ypc / 0 TD
Still waiting for those "shots" downfield. His big run today was sweet, though.
As a RB, he is a cannon.Pew pew pew
I think he is a useful player
i think that as the staff gets more game experience with him, the number of ways to get him the ball go up
and i also think that he can be useful in that every time you line him up in the backfield or bring him in motion around the back field, he will draw defensive attention
Again...he is a RB. Put him in motion into or out of the backfield. Put him on LBs. Limited touches but fills a situational RB role. Having him as a sub RB or two-RB player actually makes the defense account for him.The biggest problem with Moore that I see is he struggles to get open in man coverage. CBs have it too easy jamming him or grabbing in the 5 yards which negates his speed by the time our QB has to throw. Which is why almost all of his catches come off motion.
he has had two 40+ yard plays in the last three gamesI don't see any consistent game breaking ability.
he has had two 40+ yard plays in the last three games
They should.2 fluke running plays that make up 50% of his TOTAL production this year and 25% of his TOTAL production all of 2022.
Are you going to make him a RB?
That was a problem for Keim and Kliff, not this regime.The problem with Rondale is that he was drafted as 3rd round WR. He's really a round 5-7, UDFA type player because he has one trick.
He was a 2nd round pick.The problem with Rondale is that he was drafted as 3rd round WR. He's really a round 5-7, UDFA type player because he has one trick.
I agree with your assessment here, but I did think that Moore actually broke a couple tackles yesterday or at least didn’t go down as easily as he has in the past. If he can perform like he did yesterday on a more consistent basis, his contributions will help this team. But, that is a big if, because consistency is what he has lacked all along.Gimmick weapon is a good description. If you look at his college career, his durability and lack of flexibility were clear. He lacks moves. He lacks power to break tackles. It‘s a tribute to the coaching staff’s play design capabilities that they’ve found ways to use him. Speed is his one asset, so you’ve got to get him a great deal of room to run within.
They are using him properly - in an extremely limited/gimmicky fashion.That was a problem for Keim and Kliff, not this regime.
Agreed. I’m also thinking that he and Murray running the option 5-6 times a game would be a good look.Again...he is a RB. Put him in motion into or out of the backfield. Put him on LBs. Limited touches but fills a situational RB role. Having him as a sub RB or two-RB player actually makes the defense account for him.
Agreed. They should line him up in the backfield at least 60 or 70% of the time. Doing so, will get him lined up with LBs. He should be running option routes, much like McCaffrey.They should.
He needs to be replaced by Dortch. Much better production.