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Definitely sounds like Singletary bursting onto the scene played a part in this.   “Don’t want to put him on a pedestal..” is a pretty strong indication of trying to not put too much pressure on him as a rookie. 

 

 

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The Conference Call is about to be played on WGR-550 for anyone interested.

 

12:30pm eastern time.

 

They are going to BB after the usual break at the bottom of the hour.

 

 

 

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Listening to BB now.

 

Definitely sounds like the arrival of Singletary and how good he looks changed some of the organizational thinking on Shady.

 

They looked around to find a "right fit" for Shady (trade partner) but didn't find one.

 

BB dodging the question about whether or not Shady was offered a pay cut.  No answer.

 

Singletary has a good grasp of pass protection concepts; knows where the extra man is coming from that he has to pick up.

 

BB not factoring in LeSean's age.  OL wasn't good enough last year;  put that on BB himself.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, Nextmanup said:

Listening to BB now.

 

Definitely sounds like the arrival of Singletary and how good he looks changed some of the organizational thinking on Shady.

 

They looked around to find a "right fit" for Shady (trade partner) but didn't find one.

 

BB dodging the question about whether or not Shady was offered a pay cut.  No answer.

 

Singletary has a good grasp of pass protection concepts; knows where the extra man is coming from that he has to pick up.

 

BB not factoring in LeSean's age.  OL wasn't good enough last year;  put that on BB himself.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shady's time was just up. Pay cuts and bad OL play excuses would not have mattered or supercede the emergence of Singletary. The kid went out and won the job. He has arrived.

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3 minutes ago, Rocket94 said:

Shady's time was just up. Pay cuts and bad OL play excuses would not have mattered or supercede the emergence of Singletary. The kid went out and won the job.

McCoy had ahigher ypc playing against starters. 

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37 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

The way Devin burst around the side and trusted his blockers vs the Lions for a TD was reassuring for our team. Our O line wants to do one thing: run the play as intended and let RB follow the path. Devin showed he can do that...Shady maybe not so much. 

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Just listening to BB discuss the issue of trading McCoy last year at the deadline.

 

He definitely down played all that, saying they got a few phone calls, some were just sniffing around, didn't want to get into details but there was never a hard offer or anything.

 

There was a lot of hot Twitter crap at that time from the usual sources saying Philly really wanted McCoy.  Either that was never true or Beane is playing that down b/c he could have done a deal and decided not too.

 

He makes it sound like there wasn't enough "there" to actually move Shady last year at the deadline.  Which I find interesting.

 

 

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22 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

McCoy had ahigher ypc playing against starters. 

I know, McCoy still possesses skill, but apparently the time was now to move on. Singletary is good himself and he should improve incrementally with time and experience.

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6 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

Bill Walsh used to say it’s better to release someone a year too early vs. a year too late.  Still shocking though.

In that case, last year would have been the perfect time for it. At this point we’re a year too late 

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31 minutes ago, mrags said:

In that case, last year would have been the perfect time for it. At this point we’re a year too late 

 

Perhaps. 

But I think pretty much any skills back would have found it difficult to impossible to run behind our line last year. 
 

It's notable that Chris Ivory, the ultimate "churn the legs take 5 guys with him for 2-4 yds" guy got as many YPC as McCoy.

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15 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Perhaps. 

But I think pretty much any skills back would have found it difficult to impossible to run behind our line last year. 
 

It's notable that Chris Ivory, the ultimate "churn the legs take 5 guys with him for 2-4 yds" guy got as many YPC as McCoy.

 

Exaclty.  Anyone with confusion on this topic need only look at last years starting o line and those that are back starting again. 

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