Top 10 Plays Of The Season

[an_also]

The pick 6 is my favorite play in football.

Not when Brent was our qb.

[Kerb Hohl]

Using one on a kneel-down is pretty stupid. This just prompted me to come up with my own top 10 off the top of my head:

1. Clay's fumble forced in SB.
2. Raji TD.
3. Rodgers to Jennings on 3rd and 10 in the 4th quarter in SB.
4. Tramon TD vs. Atlanta
5. Driver = Super Man vs. 49ers
6. Collins TD in Super Bowl
7. Collins INT to ice playoff spot vs. Bears
8. 4th and 1 stop of Vick in Week 1.
9. Bishop TD vs. Favre
10. Woodson pick 6 vs. the Lions ended up being the difference, I believe.

Weird that so many defensive plays made it.

Honorable mention:
a. Late TD to Jennings vs. Queens @ Metrodome that essentially sealed the fate of Childress
b. Clay's pick 6 vs. Dallas
c. Rodgers to Nelson late in regulation vs. Atlanta, regular season
d. Onside kick against New England
e. Shields INT #2 vs. Bears
f. Shields INT #1 vs. Bears
g. Tramon INT to seal Philly game
h. Shields going stride for stride with Maclin in Philly game and playing it perfectly. It was then that we officially knew that he had arrived in prime time.



Man, I kept going and going and going. There were so many awesome plays.

[Ayt]

Hell of a chance to take. If Ben even looks Miller's way it's an easy TD.

Based on what Capers and Bush said, my take was that it was a kind of a read D where Wood was supposed to take the guy running the outside route and Bush the guy more to the inside. It was a bit of a broken coverage in that Wood was late to react to Miller, but Bush was all over the inside stuff. The guy he was supposed to be on was running a deeper in route or maybe a seam route, but Bush jumped all over the shorter route and made the play.

These are the types of defensive calls that killed us against AZ two years ago since we kept screwing up who was supposed to be where, IMO.

There was a play later on that was like a 16 yard pass over the middle where Bush was supposed to be more to the inside but he let himself drift outside and it led to a completely wide open pass over the middle. I think one of the reasons our D looked better with Bishop and Hawk in as nickel LBs instead of Barnett and Chillar is that Bish and Hawk are much more assignment sure in coverage and don't misread what is happening even if they may not be as physically gifted as cover men.

[Buck You]

I agree with Tramon's pick 6 vs ATL.