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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

How To Become A Great Quarterback



 A Quarterback is a very important part of the puzzle as he has to direct the team, give courage and belief.

He has to be strong willed and has to have a good arm, accuracy and strength. He has to anticipate the blitz, keep calm and has to be able to get in a tough positions and make plays. He has to be willing to go to battle and fight for his desire of winning the game and has to get wide receivers, tight ends and so on to help out on rush and pass defense.

Other needs: speed, staying in the pocket and rushing.

Anyone can be a Quarterback who desires that. But you will need to work hard every day and keep that as a goal.

If you have the desire to become a Quarterback, then, go for that, do what you need to do to gain that responsibility and then you will succeed.  Get taller if that is a supply you will need, do anything that you need to supply you with the parts for the job.

Anyway, if you stick to what you truly love, what you desire, it’s almost impossible that you won’t break the records.

So that’s my conclusion on how to become a Great Quarterback!


By William Virden




Wednesday, April 13, 2011

How To Become A Great Wide Receiver

Are people made to be something great, No. People have to earn for what they desire.

If you want to become a great Wide Receiver you have to keep that perseverance and work hard every day till you earn that goal.

To become a great Wide Receiver you don't need to be wealthy or having something better than someone else, No, all you need is the fever of Football and being a Wide Receiver.

A Wide Receiver has to have agility, speed, intensity and strength. He has to be able to go up above the pass and can juke when needed to.

Oh, and if you want to achieve a goal never let anyone tell you not to achieve that goal.

The truth is anyone can be a Wide Receiver, it's the matter of wanted to be one or not. If you really love playing football and love being a Wide Receiver go for that, become a great, go for it because whatever you put your heart to you will always succeed. 

And that's how you become a great Wide Receiver.

Reggie Wayne's Stats For Next Year

Reggie Wayne has had some destructive years and has managed to become a great Wide Receiver.

He has never been troubled by anyone and always keeps patient.

He works hard and has become one of Peyton Manning's favorite targets.

Reggie Wayne has always eaten up the CB's and Safety's and from where i'm standing he will continue doing that next year. Reggie Wayne isn't the fastest guy on the field but can get to Peyton Manning's attention and make things happen.

He always comes up big on yards but somehow doesn't bring up a great amount of touchdowns.

But, over the years Peyton Manning has grown great and has found also another main target, Austin Collie. Luckily, he did get injured during mid season but it appeared that he had already grown big for Peyton Manning and would get the ball through the air a lot.

Reggie Wayne will still come up big next year because of his outstanding ability to go up about the pass coverge get open and can juke anyone.

He will still stand great next year and will continue his journey as a great Wide Receiver!



Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Football Bloopers

Here's some bloopers from previous football games. It's hilarious!!(try not to laugh)
 Anyway, Enjoy.    
    







(looks like the Lions coach had a few beers before going on the field) 

Draft Solutions For The Patriots

The Patriots have a great coach and some good, passionate players, highlighted by one of the best quarterbacks ever, Tom Brady.

The Patriots have a great chance for the Superbowl win and also share a great atmosphere but still need to pull some more rabbits out of that hat.

The draft is a very important part of football and they need to make the right decisions.

Considered as a first draft pick I would get a quick and strong offensive Linemen to reinforce Tom Brady's pressure and will provide him with more completions. Then, I would take a risk and take a Wide Receiver who can stretch the field, give Tom Brady another good target to fill in for the loss of Randy Moss.
Other needs: Linebacker, Pass Rusher and other defensive players. (That's my opinion)

Anyway, Bill Belichick has his own opinions but this is mine.
He is a great coach and will continue to do what he is best at, making each player attain his best performance.
    
        Oh, here's a video of some highlights of the Patriots season 2010/2011

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Draft Solutions For The 49ers

The 49ers have had great players in the past and now is the time to get up to that stage again when the NFL draft comes.

They have to focus and have to pick the right talent that will help make them contenders for the next 10 years or more.

From the way I'm seeing it they should consider getting a pass rusher as a first draft pick followed by an outside linebacker who is quick and can both blitz and cover the pass.  And I would be going next a quarterback who might just be a sleeper under the tutelage of Jim Harbaugh. But possibly get to make a difference and show his talent if Alex Smith decides he has declined his talent again.

Other needs are Center, Cornerback and (always!) wide receivers.

If a team doesn't have that and a good QB it will be hard to come home with a Superbowl win (that's for sure).

But still this is my opinion, my heart and the decision I have made, but Jim Harbaugh is tough and will  pull some rabbits out of the hat.

Still, i know it will all come out great!


Saturday, April 9, 2011

Alex Smith

Alex Smith still stands as the Starting Quarterback for the 49ers. I used to think that they should bench him  but as i did some research, clearly I was wrong.
Alex Smith could become a legend, he is tall and can hold himself well, even when there is a severe pass rush, has good arm strength and accuracy.

But from my experience the coaches weren't a big support for him.

He was the top draft pick and was considered to become a great. He was phenomenal in college or he never would have been drafted #1. So he has been great in the past!

He was a rookie for the 49ers in season 05/06 but didn't have a great, talented coach who knew how to bring along a young quarterback.

He would make a mistake and instead of encouraging him, Mike Nolan did the complete opposite.
And from then on it affected him on everything. Oh, and then it got out of hand with the whole stadium booing him.  It affected his confidence and he started second guessing himself.

Now here's a Question: do you think you could possibly, even get close to playing well with a whole stadium booing you? (think about it).    
                                                                                                                                                                                    Throughout the years he had several different coaches and a new offensive coordinator each year, but made none of them were good enough or there long enough to make a difference. As soon as he faltered, they treated him like he was the worse thing in the world and this did NOTHING to help him with his career.

Alex has a final shot at being a great quarterback.  Jim Harbaugh is known as a great quarterback mentor, and was one himself at the highest level.  He knows that Alex has talent, and may finally be the coach that gives him the confidence, playbook, and support to be a great quarterback.  I'm willing to give him a chance, because if it works the Niners have a real shot at being a great team.  Can't wait to see it play out next season!
And hoping Alex Smith will get his super power back and confidence!!!