William Gay Finally Coming into his own

[GodfatherofSoul]

i haven't seen a replay, but didn't smith push off at the last second to get separation?

...after being aggregiously held. Refs let them hand check each other so that was probably seen as a "defensive" move.

[suitanim]

deja vu compared to what?

Compared to the Rats last drive. And their insane 3rd down conversion rate.

What do you think Aaron Rodgers would do to that same pass defense that fucking Joe Flacco decimated?

Zone works, but not 100% of the time.

Man works, but not 100% of the time.

Mix it up...keep 'em guessing. Utilize all the weapons in your arsenal...

[katmandu]

So William redeems himself with a game changing Interception !!!!

[Chidi29]

So William redeems himself with a game changing Interception !!!!

Doesn't matter. If he screws up once again at any time in the future, he'll suck forever. At least, that's the mindset of Steelers fans.

[Psycho Ward 86]

So William redeems himself with a game changing Interception !!!!

Huh, actually Ryan Clark failed to redeem himself because he was injured and on the sidelines but...ok i guess...

[Godfather]

I'm really happy for Gay. After all the guff he took for two years (including from me), he's been having a great season.

[suitanim]

Dalton is one thing.

Rodgers is another.

[Chidi29]

Dalton is one thing.

Rodgers is another.

Yes, if Gay doesn't have ten interceptions against Aaron Rodgers, the only logical explanation is that he sucks.

[fansince'76]

Dalton is one thing.

Rodgers is another.

If you're alluding to that hookup with Jordy Nelson in the SB last February, sorry, but Mel Blount and Rod Woodson in their prime wouldn't have been able to prevent that TD - it was an absolutely perfect pass and Gay had Nelson covered on that one as well as a WR could possibly be covered by anyone without committing PI.

[suitanim]

I'm simply stating that picking off a telegraphed pass from a rookie CB after they obviously went to that well once too often does not necessarily extrapolate out to Gay being up to the task of playing man-to-man against the best QB in the league right now, who is experienced and has experienced WR's to throw to.

I still have Gay as our weak link in the secondary...

[El-Gonzo Jackson]

I'm simply stating that picking off a telegraphed pass from a rookie CB after they obviously went to that well once too often does not necessarily extrapolate out to Gay being up to the task of playing man-to-man against the best QB in the league right now, who is experienced and has experienced WR's to throw to.

I still have Gay as our weak link in the secondary...

Was thinking along the same lines yesterday. Dalton himself said he locked in on the receiver (Simpson) and Gay made a good break on the ball.

Maybe he gets some picks on Alex Smith, Colt McKoy, Sam Bradford and whoever the Chefs backup is in the next few weeks. Rookie QB locking in on a WR is a play he should make.

[tube517]

I'm simply stating that picking off a telegraphed pass from a rookie CB after they obviously went to that well once too often does not necessarily extrapolate out to Gay being up to the task of playing man-to-man against the best QB in the league right now, who is experienced and has experienced WR's to throw to.

I still have Gay as our weak link in the secondary...

I agree and he still has a lot of work but have you ever seen Gay break for the ball? I've never seen him do that.