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Title: AJ's knee Post by: Hannibal Lecter, MD on October 22, 2012, 12:39:31 PM My apologies for starting another thread on AJ's knee, but I was interested in your opinions from the game Saturday? Did you notice AJ showing degraded mobility? I didn't really, BUT I did notice that our game plan seemed to cater to him moving as little as possible. Lots of shotgun, as the lateral/back movements of the drop can be intensive to the knee.
Also, while I feel a little silly saying this about a guy who threw for a career high in yardage, all his 15+ yard passes seemed to be under thrown. Possibly because he wasn't getting the same torque from his lower body? I think lots of his passes could've (and should've) been defended and TN just played poorly. Title: Re: AJ's knee Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 22, 2012, 03:35:38 PM I didn't notice any mobility problems, but I did notice that a lot of his passes where under thrown and should have been knocked down or intercepted.
Title: Re: AJ's knee Post by: BAMADCHAMPSHIPS on October 22, 2012, 04:49:27 PM My apologies for starting another thread on AJ's knee, but I was interested in your opinions from the game Saturday? Did you notice AJ showing degraded mobility? I didn't really, BUT I did notice that our game plan seemed to cater to him moving as little as possible. Lots of shotgun, as the lateral/back movements of the drop can be intensive to the knee. Also, while I feel a little silly saying this about a guy who threw for a career high in yardage, all his 15+ yard passes seemed to be under thrown. Possibly because he wasn't getting the same torque from his lower body? I think lots of his passes could've (and should've) been defended and TN just played poorly. The only thing I noticed was when he step out of bounds for a loss instead of throwing the ball away. |