GG Posted October 11, 2004 Share Posted October 11, 2004 Ellis took a quick step that immediately got MW off his point of attack and forced the lug to chase him into the backfield towards Bledsoe. Abraham bullrushed JJ and got him off balance and kept pushing him straight back into Bledsoe. Henry was standing like a dunce, when he should have known that since Jets were rushing only 4, he would need to help out Jonas. By the time he recognized the obvious, he was on the wrong side of Jennings. Although he tried to help block Abraham, it was the usually feeble attempt, where he just nudged Abraham's shoulder (towards the pocket). Meanwhile back in the pocket, Bledsoe seeing that Ellis is carrying MW towards him, smartly steps up. But in his zest to look upfield, he has no clue that Henry just chipped Abraham towards him, and as Abraham is rolling on the ground, he grabbed Bledsoe's legs. Of all the miscreants, I place least blame on DB, as he stepped up in the pocket to avoid the pressure. But he walked right into Abraham, who "somehow" elluded 2 blockers. Take your shots folks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rico Posted October 11, 2004 Share Posted October 11, 2004 A very ugly play indeed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AJ1 Posted October 11, 2004 Share Posted October 11, 2004 Ellis took a quick step that immediately got MW off his point of attack and forced the lug to chase him into the backfield towards Bledsoe. Abraham bullrushed JJ and got him off balance and kept pushing him straight back into Bledsoe. Henry was standing like a dunce, when he should have known that since Jets were rushing only 4, he would need to help out Jonas. By the time he recognized the obvious, he was on the wrong side of Jennings. Although he tried to help block Abraham, it was the usually feeble attempt, where he just nudged Abraham's shoulder (towards the pocket). Meanwhile back in the pocket, Bledsoe seeing that Ellis is carrying MW towards him, smartly steps up. But in his zest to look upfield, he has no clue that Henry just chipped Abraham towards him, and as Abraham is rolling on the ground, he grabbed Bledsoe's legs. Of all the miscreants, I place least blame on DB, as he stepped up in the pocket to avoid the pressure. But he walked right into Abraham, who "somehow" elluded 2 blockers. Take your shots folks. 64521[/snapback] Any similarity between a competently coached NFL team and the Buffalo Bills is purely coincidental. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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