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 Post subject: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
 Post Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:48 pm 
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Every time I looked at him during the game, he seemed lost and depleted. I know he is a rookie and hope he does not get bothered much by not getting to the QB. If the teams are scheming for him, half the battle is won. I hope coaches talk to him and tell him he has done well and just keep at it. Confidence breeds success, you only learn and become better as time goes on. I hope he feels okay and upbeat as we need all of the players to be excited, play hard and have fun winning!


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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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He didn't look lost to me. I did notice him doing more things than just rushing the passer. A few times he dropped into coverage.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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I gave him a call to confirm.

He said that he know where he was at.

So no need to worry.

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He's going home for the REdskins game, Or at least near his old college stomping grounds. Maybe he'll be more familiar with his surroundings.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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He's going home for the REdskins game, Or at least near his old college stomping grounds. Maybe he'll be more familiar with his surroundings.


Good! now he wont have to Google his location anymore.

This is great news.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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Tech Worlds wrote:
JSeahawks wrote:
He's going home for the REdskins game, Or at least near his old college stomping grounds. Maybe he'll be more familiar with his surroundings.


Good! now he wont have to Google his location anymore.

This is great news.


Well hopefully somebody meets him at the team bus when he gets off...you don't want to take any chances in the playoffs.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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On a more serious note he's going up against Tyler Polumbus this week. I'm sure we all remember tyler Polumbus.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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He has what can't be taught...

The rest can be learned...like to see him I coverage a bit...and spy griffin


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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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He's looked lost all year outside of maybe 15 plays.


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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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He's looked lost all year outside of maybe 15 plays.


Well, seeing as half of those plays were sacks, I'll take it. That's essentially saying he's looked lost all year when he wasn't sacking the quarterback.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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He's a rookie and has done pretty well as far as rookies go. I have a feeling the bumbling Polumbus is about to make Bruce look really good. :thfight7:

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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Seahawk Sailor wrote:
TJH wrote:
He's looked lost all year outside of maybe 15 plays.


That's essentially saying he's looked lost all year when he wasn't sacking the quarterback.


That's exactly what I'm saying.


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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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TJH wrote:
He's looked lost all year outside of maybe 15 plays.



I would like to know how many qb pressures he has. That's a more telling stat.

But he was brought to pressure qb and he takes left tackle out of the play to open up inside lanes to free other guys as well


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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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I'd like to see us run a heavy nickel and get pressure from the hungry players on the field.

Irvin is an outlier with so many sacks on so few snaps.

We need pressure from other places!


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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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They're are a lot of H8Rs around here. Bruce is doing just fine, I agree with all those who believe he knows exactly where is and isn't lost at all. He's a rookie and makes a few rookie mistakes but QBs have to be aware of him on the edge. Getting around the corner will come once he learns not to get pushed past where he needs to go.

Becoming an effective pass rusher is a tough thing to do. Some take a few seasons to know how to play their positions. One thing that is indisputable he is very very fast. He will need to gain some bulk to be more effective but he's a DC's nightmare b/c of his speed.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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I'm O.K.with Bruce and was pleased when we drafted him.
His rookie year is going about as expected.
DE's do not seem to often spring full blown but take some development time.

In a couple of years, you'll have forgotten that you didn't like the way he played.

Yeah, I know, Aldon Smith and others have done it. There are always exceptions.
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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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We draft a rookie who picks up 8 sacks playing on the opposite side of a pass rush specialist and people are griping. Plus we just improved by 4 games. I guess if it takes some digging to have something to complain about in order to keep people "happy" then so be it. Whatever.

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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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red bryant in space trying to stop the read option is a recipe for disaster... id rather have bruce in there to make up for any mishaps with his speed...

red bryant dont stand a chance anyway u put it against rg3...


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 Post subject: Re: Bruce Irvin looked lost in the Rams game
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We all knew the story on Irvin coming out of WV. Even prior to the draft he, and everyone else, described him as "fast but raw". The report was he did not get sufficient (or significant) coaching at WV. With that, once drafted I said I don't want excuses, raw or not, if he don't get 8 sacks, he was picked too high.

He got those sacks but more importantly, despite his reported character issues, I witnessed an agro kid with incredible speed and as important, a frikin non-stop motor.

Watching him struggle in the pre-season, his moves were limited but I think he played about every down and never let up. I've now seen this for 16 (more) games. That's 20 games for a raw kid fresh out of college. He is likely spent at this point and who could fault him there? I think he's going to be a force in this league. Very happy with him thus far.


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