Bergen stutter step stop

[PhxGriz]

Looked planned to me. Bergen stops in the middle of the field. then goes. It was planned. Great move.

 

[kemajic]

Looked planned to me. Bergen stops in the middle of the field. then goes. It was planned. Great move.

More instinctive than planned.

 

[SaskGriz]

Looked planned to me. Bergen stops in the middle of the field. then goes. It was planned. Great move.

More instinctive than planned.

Agreed, as the great Mel Gray once said about returning punts; "Never stop moving and never start thinking." :thumb:

 

[Griz66]

Agree, it was instinctive

 

[alabamagrizzly]

They talked about it in the press conference. He was supposed to go back to the right but when he went to cut back, he saw the left open up. All instincts…and a lot of speed.

 

[AllWeatherFan]

I had Junior up at the lake house, and he said he’d been planning for weeks to be instinctual on that kick.

 

[PhxGriz]

I had Junior up at the lake house, and he said he’d been planning for weeks to be instinctual on that kick.

Oooh. You've got a lake house too! Nice.

 

[wwwingman]

They talked about it in the press conference. He was supposed to go back to the right but when he went to cut back, he saw the left open up. All instincts…and a lot of speed.

I think he said the return was setup left, and he hesitated and thought about cutting it back right but decided to trust the call and team. Following the planned return left and wall of blockers.

 

[alabamagrizzly]

They talked about it in the press conference. He was supposed to go back to the right but when he went to cut back, he saw the left open up. All instincts…and a lot of speed.

I think he said the return was setup left, and he hesitated and thought about cutting it back right but decided to trust the call and team. Following the planned return left and wall of blockers.

This is correct. Forgive my old brain.

 

[AZGrizFan]

I had Junior up at the lake house, and he said he’d been planning for weeks to be instinctual on that kick.

That’s usually how instincts work.