Brian Robison wants double-digit sacks
Vikings: DE Brian Robison wants double-digit sacks - CBSSports
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Brian Robison wants double-digit sacks
Vikings: DE Brian Robison wants double-digit sacks - CBSSports
I want double digit sacks from Robison.
Robison should focus on sealing the edge off first before aiming for double digit sacks.
I agree. Play the position!Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnson14
At least he did not say he will break the NFL record like a former Vikings left end.
I want double digit sacks from everyone on the dline.
I would like to see some double digit picks from Vikings defenders.Quote:
Originally Posted by marshallvike
Sacks are great, but picks are better.
That would be great, maybe KW can get dbl digit sacks also.
I think we will see a lot of sacks this year. correct me if i'm wrong, but we had the most sacks in the league last year?... with the worst secondary. With an improved secondary we should see more sacks. Or you could look at it like a negative nancy and say we had sacks because everyone threw on us, but im a glass is half full kinda guy. In the preseason anyhow.
I jumped all over Ray saying he wanted to set the record....and rightfully so.Quote:
Originally Posted by singersp
When I read this, however, I don't get the "me-centric" feeling I did then. Robison says it almost in passing, but quickly goes back and focuses on being an effective player overall - which the headline ignores.
I did, however, like this quote, " He's playing with a guy (Allen) that allows him to get more one-on-ones than he would get some other places, so I would not be surprised if he ended up being a double-digit guy, at all.” from Frazier. Doesn't that sort of refute the idea that SOME here tried to put forward that the people Edwards play with don't impact his numbers? If even Frazier can see it...
Caine
Really? Did some people say that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Caine
Anyone who has played the game or knows the game should know better. The best defensive lines have synergy. Who they play with makes a difference. The scheme they play in makes a difference. The guys that play behind them makes a difference.
Mean Joe Green stated that he knew he could all out attack the quarterback when Jack Ham was behind him to cover the gap in case of a run or draw. Page was better because of Eller and Marshall; Deacon Jones was better because of Merlin Olsen. Success in the trenches not only is aided by the ability and cooperation of other players on the line, it requires them.