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There was an inconsequential moment around the 62nd minute of the Manchester derby that showed the almost omnipresent nature of David Silva. City were attacking and Sergio Aguero had the ball right outside of the right side of United’s box. The camera was showing David de Gea http://www.falconsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-grady-jarrett-jersey , Manchester United’s defenders, the two other City attackers who were in the box, and Aguero. There was no way for Aguero to go forward, so he looked centrally. The space outside of United’s box was unoccupied, and Aguero’s short pass seemed to be to no one. But when Aguero made the pass, I rolled my eyes and said, “That’s David Silva” and at that second, Silva arrived from off-screen to receive the pass and restart the attack before United’s defenders could close him down. Nothing came from the attack, and it can be simplified to the simple statement of: Silva was there to receive the ball when his teammate needed an outlet. But that’s what makes him such a mesmerizing player to watch. A few games ago, I remember a commentator saying that Silva was always available for a pass and seemed to be in acres of space when he received the ball. It’s an incredible feat considering that defenders know how dangerous he is and are usually actively trying to prevent him from having any space and receiving the ball. Yet, whenever a teammate needs someone to pass the ball to, Silva is there, and he’s wide-open as if defenders had completely forgotten about him. Of course, defenders don’t forget about him, Silva is just amazing at constantly moving and creating space from the second that the defenders face the action. He preys on the simple impossibility of defenders facing him and the ball at the same time. Every midfielder and attacker is taught to find space in that same way, but there’s only a handful in history who have mastered it as much Silva to the point that it seems that he’s not being marked. Genius sometimes isn’t about doing something brand new, but about mastering the essential skills and using them really well. That genius manifests itself in Silva’s movement, his passing and his general intelligence of the game. He gets into spaces, he’s always available for his teammates, his body position is perfect for receiving the pass and transitioning into his next move, he doesn’t waste motion, if he’s surrounded when he gets the ball Brian Poole Jersey , his touches either take him out of pressure or bait defenders into fouls, he makes the correct passes and he passes the ball to his teammates at the angle, to the foot, in the space, with the weight, that allows them to do what they have to do as efficiently as possible. He’s so good at understanding the game that it in action, he seems precognitive. I hate to praise a bald man, but when Silva is at his best, it feels supernatural. As if he’s reached that state of heightened genius that the old poets and writers used to ascribe to divinity. Even in a Manchester City team of players who are drilled in short passing, finding space and constant movement, Silva stands out as a master of that fluid intelligence on the field. And now he’s scoring more goals in his old age, so that’s another headache for defenders to deal with.Falcons vs. Bengals: Our reactions and takeaways after another narrow loss Dave ChoateThis team is courting disaster in such an unnecessary way. Everyone’s pretty clear that poor defensive play put the Falcons in a position to lose this game, but the blame for the loss has gone to deep breath everyone from Dan Quinn to Marquand Manuel to Robert Alford to Desmond Trufant to Isaiah Oliver to Brian Poole to Matt Ryan. These maddeningly close games have opened the floodgates for that kind of criticism, but honestly, this team should not have been in a position to lose so narrowly to the Bengals. They played so poorly in the first half that they dug themselves a hole some improved second half D couldn’t get them out of. There’s a deficit of talent and readiness on defense, but the primary reason the Falcons looked so awful on Sunday was that their veteran secondary played far below their usual standards. The Falcons can win more games this season—even if a winning season is a huge question mark, much less a playoff berth—but they’ll need to stop shooting themselves in the foot immediately. With the Steelers and Buccaneers on deck, that’s looking dicey. DWI can’t advocate for tanking, but dear god it may happen anyways.As fans, the idea of getting a top draft pick will always collide with the reality of what it takes to get there. Yet, with the offense putting up over 30 per game and the defense still finding ways to squander it, here we are. Matt Ryan may legitimately put up record numbers yet again and we may end up with a top-12 draft pick. I hope this team can turn things around Authentic Deion Jones Jersey , but my hopes for the playoffs disappeared today. Maybe tanking isn’t such a bad idea after all鈥att ChambersThis is definitely and without question the worst Falcons loss I can ever remember.Cory Woodroof Pessimistic Optimism The tough part about Atlanta’s 2018 is that it’s probably going to get better from here. Like, if they can beat a struggling Pittsburgh team on the road next Sunday, they have a good chance of sweeping October and hitting 4-3. Why is that tough? Because if they start looking good and get close to knocking on the playoff door, these September slip-ups are going to haunt them. The Falcons are probably going to end the year looking like a really good football team once the safeties get comfortable and Deion Jones gets back. The challenging part about that is if it’ll be too little too late. Sunday was awful, but sorry, folks, the only way to go is up, and that’s probably where we’re headed. They’re going to make the play to win these close games once the communication on defense improves. The Falcons will not let you off the hook that easily. They never do. We’re still in this, for better or worse. Rising up is the symptom, not the cure. TorgoI’m old.I’ve seen much, much worse than this.I’m certainly not ready to throw in the towel on the season yet, though I expect another tough game this week. If the losses had been blowouts, sure, I’d say the team is overrated and the season is toast. But Atlanta’s three losses have been by a total of 13 points, with 6 of those coming in overtime. In spite of the injuries this team has been within one play of winning every game.I saw a lot of things - both good and bad - in this week’s game. The most important one was an adjustment made at halftime by Marquand Manuel and/or Dan Quinn. The defense stopped playing so much zone coverage after halftime and played a whole lot more man. It was a significant improvement, and I expect to see much more man coverage over the next few weeks. Personally, I love it. Jam those receivers at the line to give the pass rush that extra second, and make the receivers work to get open.Of course, it’s extremely frustrating to realize that if they had made this change at the half last week, they’d be 3-1 now rather than 1-3.
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