Dolphins and Browns make Big Splash

The Miami Dolphins & Cleveland Browns not messing around:

1st day moves 2013 Free Agency and the season in underway. The Cleveland Browns bolstered their defense for defensive coordinator Ray Horton & Head Coach Rob Chudzinski. They signed Paul Kruger OLB to a rported $40 million contract with $20 million guaranteed. The Miami Dolphins spent big in obtaining WR Mike Wallace from the Steelers and LB Dannell Ellerbe from the Ravens. The Browns hit it big with Kruger. He knows the offensive tackles in the division and will be a great fit in Ray Horton'' 3-4 scheme. The Dolphins on the other hand spent big on the speedy WR Wallace who held out of the Steelers camp last year. I do not believe you can invest the kind of money into a small WR and expect to make the strides as a football team needed to be made. Wallace can run the top off of coverage but is he durable, will he help in the run game? I am not sure, it is just a ton on money to invest into the WR position for this guy. He is no Larry Fitzgerald, I do not like it. Also, in Ellerbe they get a young LB with 13 career starts. Yes, Ellerbe was highly touted as Ray Lewis replacement in Baltimore, but his history is spotty, having left Oakland after a 1 year contract. Again, a ton of money into a young guy with limited starting experience in the NFL. They let go of an All-Pro offensive lineman Jake Long and Reggie Bush and pick up these two guys. Also, the Bills will have a new QB in 2013 as new head coach Doug Marrone released Ryan Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick was due a $3 million bonus today.

Follow FB2 Football News Blog today for all of Day 2 moves. Look for the Rams to be a big player today!

"Take Control!"

Nba, Mlb, Nfl Gear Men Pittsburgh Steelers Varsity Jacket Black Large (Google Affiliate Ad)

Comments

Shaler Area Football Alumni at Waynesburg University

Shaler Area Football Alumni & Waynesburg University Waynesburg safety Bryan Gary was a first-team selection on the All-Presidents' Athletic Conference. Gary is a Pre-Season All-American and to many one of the premier players in the conference. TE Mike Ferraro will again be an integral part of the Waynesburg offense. Ferraro has seen considerable action the last few years and will again be counted on by Head Coach Rick Shepas. Waynesburg begin Spring Ball April 1 and will continue through the month of April. The Yellow Jackets will be at the top of their conference again this year and Coach Shepas has the team preparing this Spring for a run in the fall at the NCAA D-III playoffs. Head Coach Rick Shepas Coach Siegle and Coach Anzevino visited spring practice Friday evening at the Yellow Jackets facility. We wish Bryan and Mike as well as Coach Shepas and the entire team and staff the best in 2013. A great example of Shaler Area

Cover 3 Coverage with 4/5 man pressure

Philosophy Great run defense for one & two back sets. (All gaps are accounted for) Gives a pressure look to QB with 4 or 5 man pressure. (makes him honor pressure) Must bring multiple 5 man pressures and combined with 4 man pressure disguises. Alignment Corners- line up outside eye shade, tight to the WR one or two yards off from the receiver. OLB line up on inside eye of the #2 receiver. Plays 3-5 yards off receiver depending if they are pressing or not. Free Safety- lines up 12 yards splitting the two widest threats www.thebestfootballblog.com www.thebestfootballblog.com Corners- Play a Press Technique. Press Technique - Open step just before the snap (corners need to try to time the snap), eyes are looking in, they open step & will create a ½ turn so the corner is looking at #2 and #1 at the same time. Corners outside shoulder are now on WR’s outside shoulder. Next they will cross over a

South edge North in 1st ProGrass International Scout Bowl

Inaugural ProGrass International Scout Bowl, Everybody was a Winner! The scoreboard at Braly Stadium might have read South 26, North 14, but in the view of everyone who participated in the inaugural ProGrass International Scout Bowl, everybody was a winner. Friday night’s game concluded three days of combine work and practices for 81 college and foreign players trying to break through into professional football. And according to George St. Lawrence, founder and CEO of the Collegiate Development Football League, who partnered with ProGrass and EUROstopwatch to promote the game, it was a great success. “The intensity level from the kids and the coaches was great this week,” St. Lawrence said. “They really appreciated the opportunity to play again.” Former U.S. Marine Zach Bloerman U.S. Marine Represents: LP - 125 US Marines License Pl (Google Affiliate Ad) The game had great representation. Former U.S. Marine Zach Bloerman played for the North

Coach Anzevino 365Pro National Analyst

Search This Blog