stevewin Posted September 15, 2017 Posted September 15, 2017 Bob Papa and Torry Holt Short interview - pretty effusive in his praise of Tyrod... - Adjustment period after trading. What’s helped transition Caliber of men in locker room. Coach McD has done a great job of getting guys that he has trust in. Familiarity with a few people – Tyrod, Leshon. Trained with Tyrod before – standard of greatness, always early, never criticizes, takes blame no matter what, complete team guy – having him as QB has been helpful. Coaches helped. Injury let me sit back and get acclimated and learn the offense better. Good transition - credit to players and coaches in locker room - Tyrod Mature, focus. Has seen a lot, worked butt off to get to where he is now. Made most of opportunity – faced criticism, but stayed steady. Intensity and focus every day – he’s seen everything, nothing’s going to be new to him at this point - Learn from Week 1 tape Negative plays. Don’t beat ourselves. Didn’t capitalize in red zone. Have enouh playmakers and guys working butts off, just can’t beat ourselves. Things to be excited and optimistic about - Zay Developing extremely well. Very very high ceiling. Size - tall enough to play outside and go up and get balls, and lean and fast enough to play inside and also get open against smaller corners. Extremely good finesse game – off the line, finding DB blind spots and breaking at right point – he’s great at that. Don’t think he realizes how big he is – I tell him those small corners don’t want to touch you once they see a bigger guy coming at them. Getting him more confident in physical side of game. Puts a lot of pressure on himself. See a lot of potential – also helps in run game, unselfish. - Panthers Great team defense. LBs get highlighted, besides Bills ( ) think they are best LBing corps. Big corners – cover lot of space. These are type of games need to sustain long drives, make tough 3rd down catches – but we’re embracing it.
HappyDays Posted September 15, 2017 Posted September 15, 2017 Thanks for the recap. We sure have a lot of guys on our team that give great interviews. That doesn't equal success obviously but it's a nice change of pace at least.
UB2SF Posted September 15, 2017 Posted September 15, 2017 Good stuff -- thanks for the effort to recap!
Paul Costa Posted September 15, 2017 Posted September 15, 2017 Listened to it too. I like this guy a lot. Class act!! Nice post
H2o Posted September 15, 2017 Posted September 15, 2017 Thanks for the summary. I hope they can string some wins together and make me eat crow. God knows I miss having a good team to root for.
3rdand12 Posted September 15, 2017 Posted September 15, 2017 Bob Papa and Torry Holt Short interview - pretty effusive in his praise of Tyrod... - Adjustment period after trading. What’s helped transition Caliber of men in locker room. Coach McD has done a great job of getting guys that he has trust in. Familiarity with a few people – Tyrod, Leshon. Trained with Tyrod before – standard of greatness, always early, never criticizes, takes blame no matter what, complete team guy – having him as QB has been helpful. Coaches helped. Injury let me sit back and get acclimated and learn the offense better. Good transition - credit to players and coaches in locker room - Tyrod Mature, focus. Has seen a lot, worked butt off to get to where he is now. Made most of opportunity – faced criticism, but stayed steady. Intensity and focus every day – he’s seen everything, nothing’s going to be new to him at this point - Learn from Week 1 tape Negative plays. Don’t beat ourselves. Didn’t capitalize in red zone. Have enouh playmakers and guys working butts off, just can’t beat ourselves. Things to be excited and optimistic about - Zay Developing extremely well. Very very high ceiling. Size - tall enough to play outside and go up and get balls, and lean and fast enough to play inside and also get open against smaller corners. Extremely good finesse game – off the line, finding DB blind spots and breaking at right point – he’s great at that. Don’t think he realizes how big he is – I tell him those small corners don’t want to touch you once they see a bigger guy coming at them. Getting him more confident in physical side of game. Puts a lot of pressure on himself. See a lot of potential – also helps in run game, unselfish. - Panthers Great team defense. LBs get highlighted, besides Bills ( ) think they are best LBing corps. Big corners – cover lot of space. These are type of games need to sustain long drives, make tough 3rd down catches – but we’re embracing it. thanks plenty stevewin !!
msw2112 Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 (edited) I have not heard the interview, but he sounds like a character guy that fits in nicely with what McD is trying to build. And he isn't devoid of talent. He doesn't have the same upside as Watkins, but if he can stay healthy and not be a negative distraction with his public comments, perhaps he may be a better fit than Watkins. While I think that many of Sammy's past comments were overblown, it still isn't a good look when a millionaire athlete comes out publicly to talk about being underpaid, or calling the fans stupid. While I realize that Matthews wasn't traded one-for-one for Sammy, with one WR and one CB being shipped out and another WR and another CB (along with two fairly high draft picks, of course), coming back on the same day, it is functionally a swap. Edited September 16, 2017 by msw2112
Mat68 Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 I have not heard the interview, but he sounds like a character guy that fits in nicely with what McD is trying to build. And he isn't devoid of talent. He doesn't have the same upside as Watkins, but if he can stay healthy and not be a negative distraction with his public comments, perhaps he may be a better fit than Watkins. While I think that many of Sammy's past comments were overblown, it still isn't a good look when a millionaire athlete comes out publicly to talk about being underpaid or calling the fans stupid. While I realize that he wasn't traded one-for-one for Sammy, with one WR and one CB being shipped out and another WR and another CB (along with two fairly high draft picks, of course), coming back on the same day, it is functionally a swap. I think he has the potential to be a #1. He also is clearly a leader. His decription of Zay Jones is very indepth and shows he is willing to help a guy he met a few weeks ago.
BillsFan4 Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 Thanks for sharing. I really like Jordan Matthews so far. You can see why all his Philly teammates were so upset to lose him.
Charles Romes Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 He did give a great interview. Well prepped by his agent. There are few scenarios where he is here next year.
3rdand12 Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 Thanks for sharing. I really like Jordan Matthews so far. You can see why all his Philly teammates were so upset to lose him. lets hope he and Tyrod get in sync quickly, as well as Jones!
NewMexBills Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 I like this guy better then Watkins, seems to be a good non-crybaby type
GETTOTHE50 Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 I like this guy better then Watkins, seems to be a good non-crybaby type 100% yes
Richard Noggin Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 He did give a great interview. Well prepped by his agent. There are few scenarios where he is here next year. Well prepped by his agent? That's an ignorant take. The interview in question is right in line with the way Matthews talks team football. He's a pro. You're a hack.
Mark Vader Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 Nice to read. I'm glad that Matthews is with us.
Paul Costa Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 I like this guy better then Watkins, seems to be a good non-crybaby type I hope Matthews can come close to matching Sammy's production now that he is on the field. I feel it's very possible the Bills sign him to a new contract after the season.
Crusher Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 I think he has the potential to be a #1. He also is clearly a leader. His decription of Zay Jones is very indepth and shows he is willing to help a guy he met a few weeks ago. He is and never will be a number one. He's an average receiver...nothing more.
C.Biscuit97 Posted September 16, 2017 Posted September 16, 2017 I think he has the potential to be a #1. He also is clearly a leader. His decription of Zay Jones is very indepth and shows he is willing to help a guy he met a few weeks ago. He seems like a great dude but if he is your #1 wr, unless you have Tom Brady, you're in trouble. Philly couldn't wait to replace him as a #1.
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