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Talent and depth, especially along the Dline, is great. I'm going to want to see more minutes on rotation in the early and middle of the season that way those boys up front aren't gassed come November.

Could have sworn 05' SC was also on that list...? edit: They checked in at 49.08pgg. Less than a point off. Still, that was an absurd year.

If Marvs talent, from his release, his hand work at the LOS, eye, shoulder and hip separation, his contested catch rate, catch radius, play structure/off script work, route leveraging, etc etc (I truly could go on and on) wasn't evident to someone watching even when the ball *didn't* go his way...

05' SC did it as a run first team. 3000 yards between two running backs.

Hasn't been done in 10 years and you think this is the group to pull it off? Interesting thought.

Having no familiarity with these guys, I'll ask you - does "best arm" mean just that? Arm talent? If so, especially as a freshman, then I'm taking that at face value. Showing a great arm in camp and practice is one thing. Having quick eyes, consistently good and decisive decision making...

Anything is possible. But what the NFL and drafting *should* be working on, is what is probable. JJ is no greater a talent with his current floor than Brock Purdy was 2 seasons ago. I'm convinced there are NFL front offices, the few good ones, that plant these types of ideas to sow media...

I wanted to let you know, I haven't forgotten about this and I have a detailed response to you I'm working on. One that charts the difference in target depth percentage, personnel groupings and route combinations. Because going off of straight YPC without further context was a head scratcher...

You're not wrong, he can be very immature. But the talent is there. I've charted snaps for 5 games at the start of this past season, there were a couple opportunities more per game that were just missed. Including, by my count, 2 more TDs that should have been put up, if Russ could have...

Lots of good interactions with Kinch. Same same for Jake. Our Buckeye brothers we've lost that we just wanted to watch one more game with. Godspeed on their journey to that next place.

Saw this move and had to say something about it. Liked Geno when he was coming out of Iowa. Physically a bit limited, but he's a very smart and consistent DB.

Because 'podcast' has become synonymous with lazy. Everyone and their mother, whom might have an opinion, have a podcast because they all believe and want to be the next city sports radio. Plus they also view it as a path to sponsorships and therefore money (I was approached by a 10 year...

How the team responded? The crippling injuries to both the Oline and RB situation necessitated this offense slinging the rock far more than what it should have ever done. The playcalling "didn't open" up as a result of Flacco's play, it became more air-centric out of having little to no...

You're on social media more than a 17 year old girl. That shit was probably down 10 minutes and you freaked out :rofl:

It'll be interesting to watch because of the roles S2 might fill both off ball and potentially as a 2pt edge. I hope he carves out a role where he's most effective early and then is given coaching focus to perfect his craft. I mentioned Micah Parsons in an above post, but there aren't many...

I wouldn't go that far, especially depending on what you define as "big body". TJ Watt is 255ish. Not every 2pt edge is Micah Parsons who, while incredibly effective at what he does, tends to give up a bit of ground against the run at times. That's the trade off. I still go back to Thad...

You don't have to have a lineman level diet in order to make a difference as a plus sized safety. You can walk down as a nickel and dime backer in college football against all the 01, 10 and 11 personnel you're going to see. 5th and 6th DBs are starters in the modern game.