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Jordan Poyer: "You're Either Growing or Dying" | Buffalo Bills
Safety Jordan Poyer addresses the media following practice. Topics include: the challenge of stopping a deceptive offense like the Rams, how he’s worked with the linebacking corps through various injuries, what he’s seen from Quarterback Josh Allen as he handles various criticism through his young career, and how the defense is going to recover after giving up points to the Miami Dolphins. Inside the Locker Room is presented by Gatorade. Subscribe to the Buffalo Bills YT Channel: https://bufbills.co/2Yhjq9j For More Bills NFL Action: https://bufbills.co/2SAUXZd #BuffaloBills #Bills #NFL For more Bills action: https://www.buffalobills.com/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BuffaloBills/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buffalobills/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/buffalobills
The Dallas Cowboys Rookie WR CeeDee Lamb Quick Film Session | Week I 2020
Film room: How did the Cowboys' rookie starters fare against the LA Rams CeeDee Lamb, WR Even though he was critical of himself for not running his route deep enough on that fateful fourth down, CeeDee Lamb performed admirably in his NFL debut. In 59 offensive snaps, Lamb accumulated five catches (on seven targets) for 59 yards and two first downs in addition to a punt return for 20 yards. Lamb wasn’t able to show the full extent of his skill set Sunday night but was still able to show that the hype is justified surrounding the 21-year-old receiver. — All22Hype (@All22Hype) September 15, 2020 Lamb’s biggest play of the game came on a deep crossing route off play-action, as Dallas took advantage of Los Angeles' second-level defenders getting sucked up to the line of scrimmage by the run action. It was definitely more scheme than skill that got Lamb open, but he made an excellent adjustment flattening his route angle so that the deep safety to the wide side of the field couldn’t make a play on the pass. If Lamb continued to drift further upfield as he crossed, the safety may have had a chance to make a play. — All22Hype (@All22Hype) September 15, 2020 Lamb’s second catch came on an intriguing bubble screen off orbit motion. It was great play design to get Lamb the ball in space but poor placement on Dak Prescott’s pass prevented Lamb from being able to make much of it. If Lamb would have been able to catch and immediately turn upfield instead of spinning around to make the catch, then he would have been in a much better spot to make the defender miss, which could have led to a big gain for the Cowboys offense. — All22Hype (@All22Hype) September 15, 2020 Lamb’s third catch — a 12-yard completion off a slant — was his most impressive of the game from a route running perspective. Lamb is in the slot facing off coverage from Rams CB Troy Hill. Lamb does an excellent job lulling Hill into a false sense of securing with pace manipulation through the stem of his route, as his release off the line of scrimmage is slow, bordering on lackadaisical, but it’s done for a specific purpose. Once Lamb gets to the breakpoint, he accelerates, enabling him to create separation from Hill, as the change in route temp caught him by surprise. The fact that Lamb understands how to manipulate DBs with his pacing in the cat-and-mouse game of route running is a clear indication that his route-running prowess is much further along than the typical rookie receiver. — All22Hype (@All22Hype) September 15, 2020 Lamb’s fourth grab was on another slant; however, because the DB continued to backpedal despite aligning in off coverage, Lamb didn’t need to incorporate any deception into his route, as a simple slant with normal pacing was going enough to create the necessary space for the reception. Still, and it may seem small, it’s great to see that Lamb doesn’t try to overcomplicate his routes when simplicity will get the job done — as he just does what necessary to create separation and present the QB an open target in the given situation. — All22Hype (@All22Hype) September 15, 2020 Lamb’s final catch of the evening came on the failed fourth-down conversion where Lamb ran a drag route in accordance with Dallas' mesh concept. While Lamb needed to get a little more depth on the drag, Dak Prescott also deserves some blame for the failed conversion, as he didn’t place the ball in an area that would facilitate Lamb picking up the necessary yards after the catch to pick up the first down. If Prescott places that ball out in front of Lamb and enables him to maintain his momentum instead of having to drop his weight to make a catch at his knees, then there’s a chance Lamb’s momentum can carry him just far enough through contact to pick up the first down. — All22Hype (@All22Hype) September 15, 2020 It also didn’t take Lamb long to prove that he adds value as a punt returner, and on his first attempt, Lamb accumulated 20 yards, which was longer than any Cowboys punt return in 2019 - Tavon Austin’s 15-yard return was the longest. Dallas' punt return unit deserves credit for giving Lamb so much space, but Lamb also deserves credit for reading his blocks correctly to maximize the yardage on the return. Ultimately, it was a promising first performance in what should be an outstanding Cowboys career for Lamb. The Cowboys did a good job scheming up touches and Lamb showed off some of the route-running and soft hands that should lead a productive rookie year, and he’s off to a great start, as his 59 receiving yards led all rookie WRs in Week 1. ☕️ Paypal: https://www.Paypal.Me/LawNation (Donate Here!) 💲💳 https://Cash.Me/$LawsNation Be a patron for Law Nation and support more videos like this! https://www.patreon.com/LawNation Article by John Owning For the complete article click here https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/cowboys/2020/09/16/film-room-how-did-the-cowboys-rookie-starters-fare-against-the-la-rams/
Deep Dive - Tampa Bay Lightning Power Play Goal
On this deep dive, we breakdown the factors of a Tampa Bay Lightning power play goal against the Boston Bruins. Quick puck movement and deceptive habits lead to a quick strike goal by Alex Killorn. Follow us for Daily Content Access.TheHockeyThinkTank.Com Facebook: TheHockeyThinkTank Twitter: @TopherScott_ IG: @TopherScott_ TikTok: HockeyThinkTank https://thehockeythinktank.com/ https://www.facebook.com/thehockeythinktank/ https://twitter.com/TopherScott_ https://www.instagram.com/topherscott_/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-hockey-think-tank/
TITLE PUSH & YOUTH ACADEMY RUBBISH | BUNDESLIGA | Leverkusen, Gladbach & RB Leipzig Career Mode | #9
Welcome to our Bundesliga Career mode challenge! In this episode of our FIFA 20 Career Mode series, the lads come up against some big challenges. In Woz's Gladbach career mode he faces Dortmund, Frankfurt, Bremen & Union Berlin. Matt's Leverkusen career mode brings out matches with Frankfurt, Werder Bremen, Wolfsburg and Freigburg. Greg's RB Leipzig career mode brings out matches with Wolfsburg, Freigburg, Hertha Berlin and Koln! Some tough matches await, but can the guys pull through? The seperate title race is heating up for Matt and Greg, and they are going blow for blow! Woz is trying his best. Check out our previous Career Mode series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfXcSpomZpRsFZvJXFLlzOgLDPsDQasWH Check out episode 1: https://youtu.be/l1BI9EKri4A Check out the previous episode: https://youtu.be/Ze-lIQEwT38 Like live streams? Check out Woz's Twitch: twitch.tv/itswoz Check out the creator of the outro tune: https://www.instagram.com/musictorri/ Transition Music: Self Deception - The Shift 90th Minute Socials: TikTok: @the90thminute Instagram: @the90thminuteofficial Twitter: @The90thMinute1 Facebook: The 90th Minute LinkedIn: The 90th Minute Liam Twitter: @LiamPeace7 Instagram: @liampeace7 Tiktok: @liampeace7 Woz Twitter: @itswoz96 Instagram: @woz96 Tiktok: @itswoz Twitch: itswoz Lucas Twitter: @LucasCreated Instagram: @lucascreated Tiktok: @lucascreated Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaqfO... Greg Tiktok: @gregchafe10 Matt: Instagram: @mattec11
Master of Deception | Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo | BWF 2020
Enjoy the silky skills and trickery of Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo. Disclaimer: If you are not able to watch the live stream of matches on http://badmintonworld.tv due to it being geo-blocked in your country that is because the rights for this tournament has been sold to a broadcaster in your country. Subscribe to the channel: http://smarturl.it/BWFsubscribe BadmintonWorld.TV is the official live channel of the Badminton World Federation (BWF), where we bring to you live, catch-up and delayed streaming of the big events on the HSBC BWF World Tour, as well as the majors like the Thomas & Uber Cups and the BWF World Championships. http://www.bwfbadminton.org/ https://twitter.com/bwfmedia https://www.facebook.com/bwfbadminton https://weibo.com/BWFofficial
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Ric Bucher on why James Harden's offensive numbers are deceptively high | NBA | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF
Ric Bucher joins Jason Whitlock and LaVar Arrington to discuss whether James Harden should be regarded as the best basketball player in the world. #SFY #NBA #JamesHarden #Rockets #RicBucher SUBSCRIBE to get all the latest content from Speak For Yourself: http://foxs.pt/SubscribeSPEAKFORYOURSELF ►Watch the latest content from Speak For Yourself: https://foxs.pt/LatestOnSFY ▶First Things First's YouTube channel: http://foxs.pt/SubscribeFIRSTTHINGSFIRST ►UNDISPUTED’s YouTube channel: http://foxs.pt/SubscribeUNDISPUTED ▶The Herd with Colin Cowherd’s YouTube channel: http://foxs.pt/SubscribeTHEHERD ▶Fair Game with Kristine Leahy’s YouTube channel: http://foxs.pt/SubscribeFAIRGAME See more from Speak For Yourself: http://foxs.pt/SFYFoxSports Like Speak For Yourself on Facebook: http://foxs.pt/SFYFacebook Follow Speak For Yourself on Twitter: http://foxs.pt/SFYTwitter Follow Speak For Yourself on Instagram: http://foxs.pt/SFYInstagram Follow Jason Whitlock on Twitter: @WhitlockJason Follow Marcellus Wiley on Twitter: @MarcellusWiley About Speak For Yourself: Speak for Yourself is an hour and a half sports debate show starring Jason Whitlock and Marcellus Wiley on FS1. Every day, Jason Whitlock and Marcellus Wiley will debate the day’s hottest topics in sports and offer their unfiltered takes. Ric Bucher on why James Harden's offensive numbers are deceptively high | NBA | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF https://youtu.be/Rf0mWpVqLKU Speak For Yourself https://www.youtube.com/c/SFY
SC FALCONS VS PNG HUNTERS (RD 17 ISC 2019)
#pnghunters #qrl Falcons put in a dominant performance against Hunters Sunshine Coast winger Jono Reuben picked up his second hat-trick of tries in as many weeks as the Falcons proved too strong for a PNG Hunters side that showed plenty of fight despite the 60-6 scoreline. Two of Reuben’s tries came from sheer speed; the first in the first half when he latched onto a Hunters attacking kick gone wrong just before his own line, while the second came in the second half when the Hunters were throwing all that they had at the Falcons line, only for a wayward pass to hit the deck and land in front of Reuben who scooped it up and ran almost 90 metres to score at other end. He completed his treble with six minutes to go in the match with a relatively simple putdown out wide after a scrum play from his team. As always, hooker Harry Grant was amongst the points, scoring a double, while Jordin Leiu, a member of the inaugural Under 20 Thunderbolts side, scored in his Intrust Super Cup debut. Queensland Universities representative forward Tom Rafter also crossed for his first try in the Intrust Super Cup after he followed up on a Sandor Earl break up the middle of the field and showed a deceptive amount of speed to sprint away to score in the left corner just before fulltime. The Hunters had started the game well and showed plenty of intent; responding to letting the Falcons in for the first try of the game by sending centre Brandon Nima over the line on the left edge in the 20th minute. However, that was the only joy on the scoreboard for the visitors all match who trailed the Falcons 26-6 at halftime. After the game, Falcons coach Eric Smith said he was pleased to see his players respond to the challenges and opportunities they had been presented with in recent weeks. “It was an important win ... we are down on troops at the moment and we are using our full squad ... our depth is really being tested at the moment; same as last week,” Smith told assembled media after the match. “There are probably nine players who would normally be in the 17 who weren’t in the team today (including star performers like Cooper Johns and Nicho Hynes), but I thought everyone who came in did a tremendous job." He also praised the challenge the Hunters had given his team – which made their defensive performance all the more impressive. “It was a physical game; regardless of where PNG are sitting on the ladder, you know whenever you play the Hunters, you know it’s going to be a physical game,” Smith said. “You know every tackle – you are going to feel it and every time they run the football, they are going to be committed to the collision and run as hard as they can and they didn’t disappoint in that area today, which makes it even more rewarding for how well we defended against them and how well we were able to put that game to bed at the back end of that second half. “That’s three weeks in a row that we have only leaked only one try. Even though we had a few guys missing and our attack was a little bit clunky at times and our ball security wasn’t great and our completions were a little bit scratchy early on; just how hard we worked defensively ... that’s the most pleasing thing.” The win saw the Falcons hold the Pacific Allies Cup for the fifth year running. Next weekend, the Falcons face Norths Devils at Nanango as part of the Intrust Super Cup Round 18 'Get in the Game' Country Week. The Hunters take on Easts Tigers in Wabag after confirming the venue for the clash last week.