Apprentice
RIP Doughboy Roc
Jets really got them 1
My team is dead is it too late to bandwagon?
Sauce Gardner is already a top 5 CB in the NFL
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Jets really got them 1
My team is dead is it too late to bandwagon?
feelosofer
#ninergang
I knew when the Jets drafted him he was going to be a star. Revis Island 2022.
Born2BKing
Veteran
You can't have a name like Sauce Gardner and be anything but really good. It's virtually impossible.
yep. hated to see it as a Fish fan but it was tough to see him not succeeding
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
I was talking to my boy who is a major HS coach, who son is Pop Watson, about Sauce technique.
Peep this… Usually when the ball is in the air on a deep throw, a defensive back will pin the receiver along the sidelines with his back facing the receiver and try to jump up and tip the ball. Often times, they end up getting Mossed Because it’s difficult out jumping someone who is catching the ball chest forward when you are trying to catch it as a defensive back with your back face in the sideline. I noticed Sauce is different. Instead of keeping the receiver pinned on his back he will do a 180, not seeing the ball, and turn forward going chest to chest on the receiver then look for the ball again. Doing that stops him from losing speed.
And because he 6’3, He doesn’t even have to jump. All he does is keep his hands up and it’s a 50-50 ball between him and the receiver. Look at what he did on that Chase and Pickens deep throw 
I mentioned that to my boy confirmed that that is the way they are training defensive backs now and it’s a new technique. I peeped it but I didn’t know that it’s being taught to these new dbs.
He’s also smart as fukk. He’s easily going to transition to safety later in his career.
Peep this… Usually when the ball is in the air on a deep throw, a defensive back will pin the receiver along the sidelines with his back facing the receiver and try to jump up and tip the ball. Often times, they end up getting Mossed Because it’s difficult out jumping someone who is catching the ball chest forward when you are trying to catch it as a defensive back with your back face in the sideline. I noticed Sauce is different. Instead of keeping the receiver pinned on his back he will do a 180, not seeing the ball, and turn forward going chest to chest on the receiver then look for the ball again. Doing that stops him from losing speed.
And because he 6’3, He doesn’t even have to jump. All he does is keep his hands up and it’s a 50-50 ball between him and the receiver. Look at what he did on that Chase and Pickens deep throw I mentioned that to my boy confirmed that that is the way they are training defensive backs now and it’s a new technique. I peeped it but I didn’t know that it’s being taught to these new dbs.
He’s also smart as fukk. He’s easily going to transition to safety later in his career.
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ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
Bruh cold
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
I just hope they don't sour him the way they did Mal.
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
Boy been dominant since his freshman year.
He is not to be tested ever.
Hands down gonna be an all-pro year after year. Between him and PS2 the CB spots for allpro team is locked down by two dudes who both under 23 years old
Yeah I had to throw a Bama guy in there whatchu expect
He is not to be tested ever.
Hands down gonna be an all-pro year after year. Between him and PS2 the CB spots for allpro team is locked down by two dudes who both under 23 years old
Yeah I had to throw a Bama guy in there whatchu expect
Flex Luger
Job Is Finished
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
god shamgod
Veteran
I had to google to see if his real name was sauce 
