Sentences with phrase «cut back lanes»

If Wilson had just two or three more first downs with his legs, it would have opened up the running game for Lynch by creating bigger cut back lanes and wear down the Patriots defense.

Not exact matches

'' (Earnhardt) and Brad and me that were just battling back and forth and slide - jobbing one another and high lane - ing it and cutting each other off and everything, so it was pretty fun,» Busch said.

The committee believes that moving the line back will not only discourage players from launching so many threes but also stretch defenses, which would decongest the lane and cut down on the banging inside.

In both their league and European victories over Guardiola's men, Liverpool denied time and space to City's defence and midfield, cutting off passing lanes as they looked to build from the back and robbing key creators, such as Kevin De Bruyne and David Silva, of the breathing space they become deadly within.

The Brazilian uses the position of his body to cut off the passing lanes to two Spurs players making it near impossible for the ball to be reset back to one of the other defenders.

With the smart use of cover shadow and a restored numerical equality, Monaco was able to cut out the passing lanes towards Marchisio and Pjanic while maintained pressures on the ball handling center back.

And it's not just a simple matter of «parking the bus» as many of Burnley's detractors describe it, the back 4 especially as well as the 3 - 5 CMs spend a lot of time practicing cutting down on the shooting lanes so goalie Heaton has less goal to cover and generally doesn't need to move too far to get behind a shot.

[And that mommy only uses them when stupid people in stupid BMWs cut in front of her when their lane ends, even though they had plenty of chance to merge sanely way back there and not come thisclose to hitting mommy's car in a stupid game of chicken.

We spent an entire day cutting through fog, around twisty back roads, and through meandering two - lanes without once tiring of driving the car.

Some people treat parking lots as though they are lawless areas where they can freely cut across multiple parking lanes to get where they want to go, and others may feel as though once they begin to back out of a space, they have full authority to do so, regardless of oncoming traffic.