My plea to Tom Coughlin

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Originally Posted by GameTime

a flea flicker is when the RB pitches back to the QB. Wilson missed a poorly thrown pitch from Eli. It was high and at his back shoulder while running at full speed across the LOS. I odnt agree he should be in the slot but I wouldnt give up on him with passes.

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What is the deal with people not knowing what a flea flicker is?

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Originally Posted by burier

What is the deal with people not knowing what a flea flicker is?

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maybe he just made a mistake but I like to bust balls so I corrected.......

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Originally Posted by BParcells777

Why was Brown able to carry for 113 the week before???????? Answer- he did not telegraph every run

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Answer - Carolina Defensive Tackles. Every single Mock Draft you read or any former GM opinions you get from guys like Charlie Casserly or Bill Polian will tell you Carolina needs help at that spot. Like almost every other team in the league, we exploited that weakness.

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Originally Posted by GameTime

maybe he just made a mistake but I like to bust balls so I corrected.......

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Just what we need on here....ball busting

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Originally Posted by fansince69

Just what we need on here....ball busting

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this board is so well behaved I needed to add a bit of an edge....:)

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Originally Posted by GameTime

maybe he just made a mistake but I like to bust balls so I corrected.......

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No that's like the 5th time in my life where someone had a clear misunderstanding of the term. I met this one guy who thought a flea flicker described any trick play.

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Originally Posted by burier

No that's like the 5th time in my life where someone had a clear misunderstanding of the term. I met this one guy who thought a flea flicker described any trick play.

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from Wikiepedia...

The creation of the play has been credited to former University of Illinois coach Bob Zuppke who wrote in a 1951 letter he introduced the play while coaching at Oak Park High in 1910. Zuppke stated he intended the phrase to evoke the imagery of "the quick flicking action of a dog getting rid of fleas." ^[1]

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Originally Posted by GameTime

from Wikiepedia...

The creation of the play has been credited to former University of Illinois coach Bob Zuppke who wrote in a 1951 letter he introduced the play while coaching at Oak Park High in 1910. Zuppke stated he intended the phrase to evoke the imagery of "the quick flicking action of a dog getting rid of fleas." ^[1]

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well...my knowledge has now been enhanced....im sure to be a hit at partys with that little nugget

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Originally Posted by TheEnigma

Answer - Carolina Defensive Tackles. Every single Mock Draft you read or any former GM opinions you get from guys like Charlie Casserly or Bill Polian will tell you Carolina needs help at that spot. Like almost every other team in the league, we exploited that weakness.

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That totally explains it...........Bradshaw has not had a 100 yd game in 2 years and who knew it was because every week he has faced pro bowl tackles

Give me a BRAKE!!!!!!!!!!!! Bradshaw has had it......he is out there now running around on a bad foot with a bulging disk in his neck

Brown on the other hand is getting 113 yds a game beacuse of bad opposing tackles.......make sense to me......anyone else buying it?

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Originally Posted by BParcells777

That totally explains it...........Bradshaw has not had a 100 yd game in 2 years and who knew it was because every week he has faced pro bowl tackles

Give me a BRAKE!!!!!!!!!!!! Bradshaw has had it......he is out there now running around on a bad foot with a bulging disk in his neck

Brown on the other hand is getting 113 yds a game beacuse of bad opposing tackles.......make sense to me......anyone else buying it?

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Jakkk...113 yards A GAME.....
no try again....1 GAME at 113 yards....

BTW .....its break....not brake....