Dan Quinn said CB Emmanuel Forbes banged up his wrist Sunday; will wear a splint today. Said of his game Sunday, “…want plays back? You bet… He’s improving and he’s going to improve.”
September 11, 2024
Dan Quinn said CB Emmanuel Forbes banged up his wrist Sunday; will wear a splint today. Said of his game Sunday, “…want plays back? You bet… He’s improving and he’s going to improve.”
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dude is awful when he has two hands whats he going to do with only one? Smh. Nabers is going to have an all star showing.
He banged up his wrist yanking the guys mf facemask I bet
He’s not improving. What are these guys smoking?
Can he just make one good play? An INT or a nice break up…even tight coverage on a completion where the throw is perfect would be acceptable.
Every time I see him, he’s playing catch up, out of position or getting flagged for dpi.
Forbes gave up less than 40yds and committed 1 penalty. Yall gotta chill or pay more attention.
He’s improving and he’s going to improve.”
Good for Quinn, hope the players see that he has their back.
Is this a participation award?
Can I have what Quinn is smoking?
Yes, he’s not very good, but the expectation is the coaches make him better, and even if he’s terrible, their job was to ensure the next man up is capable. So what has the coaching staff been doing? Is his backup literally blind?
So his only kinda good trait is turnovers and now he probably can’t catch. Sweet.
Or else
Still scratching my head on how he was drafted ahead of Christian Gonzalez.
My problem with Forbes is getting beat. I could understand if he was just physically beat. But he’s getting smoked. So I am not sure what he’s supposed to be good at
I have come to the realization that we drafted Emmanuel Forbes because we drafted BSJ. We drafted Forbes because the previous coaching staff wanted a ball hawk unlike BSJ. Unfortunately they both lack what the other has. Forbes has bad technique and positioning and BSJ has zero awareness and ball skills. Only Ron…
He’s not improving but I love Dan Quinn’s attitude. On the field he will sadly continue to be
BSJ was getting so savagely beaten out there, Forbes was the least of my worries.
I will say I heard Paulson talk about how the db coach is trying to basically retrain the dbs. They are used to fighting for their lives out their not playing within a scheme as a team. Now they are being taught to just trust the system and do what the coaches are telling them to. You can’t cover every route every play.. if the offense calls the perfect play.. shit happens. What you can do is play within the scheme and gain confidence.. I mean BSJ for once in his life almost broke on a ball and caught a pick.. dude hasn’t done that ever.
17 comments
dude is awful when he has two hands whats he going to do with only one? Smh. Nabers is going to have an all star showing.
He banged up his wrist yanking the guys mf facemask I bet
He’s not improving. What are these guys smoking?
Can he just make one good play? An INT or a nice break up…even tight coverage on a completion where the throw is perfect would be acceptable.
Every time I see him, he’s playing catch up, out of position or getting flagged for dpi.
Forbes gave up less than 40yds and committed 1 penalty. Yall gotta chill or pay more attention.
He’s improving and he’s going to improve.”
Good for Quinn, hope the players see that he has their back.
Is this a participation award?
Can I have what Quinn is smoking?
Yes, he’s not very good, but the expectation is the coaches make him better, and even if he’s terrible, their job was to ensure the next man up is capable. So what has the coaching staff been doing? Is his backup literally blind?
So his only kinda good trait is turnovers and now he probably can’t catch. Sweet.
Or else
Still scratching my head on how he was drafted ahead of Christian Gonzalez.
My problem with Forbes is getting beat. I could understand if he was just physically beat. But he’s getting smoked. So I am not sure what he’s supposed to be good at
I have come to the realization that we drafted Emmanuel Forbes because we drafted BSJ. We drafted Forbes because the previous coaching staff wanted a ball hawk unlike BSJ. Unfortunately they both lack what the other has. Forbes has bad technique and positioning and BSJ has zero awareness and ball skills. Only Ron…
He’s not improving but I love Dan Quinn’s attitude. On the field he will sadly continue to be
BSJ was getting so savagely beaten out there, Forbes was the least of my worries.
I will say I heard Paulson talk about how the db coach is trying to basically retrain the dbs. They are used to fighting for their lives out their not playing within a scheme as a team. Now they are being taught to just trust the system and do what the coaches are telling them to. You can’t cover every route every play.. if the offense calls the perfect play.. shit happens. What you can do is play within the scheme and gain confidence.. I mean BSJ for once in his life almost broke on a ball and caught a pick.. dude hasn’t done that ever.