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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Ed Warinner paying dividends for Michigan offensive line in need of upgrade
Michigan’s offensive line gave up 36 sacks and two Wolverines quarterbacks were lost to injury in 2017. While the rushing offense was fourth in the Big Ten, it averaged only 177.7 yards per game.......
With those kinds of figures, the offensive line has no choice but to improve. So much of the offense’s ability to be effective hinges upon the production of the line, and that’s where Ed Warinner can help.
Warinner is a veteran whose forte is coaching the offensive line. He understands the nuances of offensive line play and the players who execute it. He finds a way to communicate with offensive linemen, given his wealth of experience.
Warinner brings new practice tactics. For example, he and defensive line coach Greg Mattison are making a point in practice to have Michigan’s top offensive linemen face the top defensive linemen. This is a means for improvement, and feeds into Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh’s belief that “iron sharpens iron.”
Warinner also is emphasizing pass protections, helping clarify the role of the offensive line and each player up front, and he is building his players’ confidence — something the unit collectively lacked last season. He also has simplified the line’s responsibilities.
“We get down, we make a call,” tackle Jon Runyan Jr. said. “We don’t have to keep looking around, figuring out what we’ve got to change.
“We’ve tweaked techniques. It’s a bit more comfortable.”
Entire article: https://www.landof10.com/michigan/m...fensive-line-coach-paying-off-spring-practice
Michigan’s offensive line gave up 36 sacks and two Wolverines quarterbacks were lost to injury in 2017. While the rushing offense was fourth in the Big Ten, it averaged only 177.7 yards per game.......
With those kinds of figures, the offensive line has no choice but to improve. So much of the offense’s ability to be effective hinges upon the production of the line, and that’s where Ed Warinner can help.
Warinner is a veteran whose forte is coaching the offensive line. He understands the nuances of offensive line play and the players who execute it. He finds a way to communicate with offensive linemen, given his wealth of experience.
Warinner brings new practice tactics. For example, he and defensive line coach Greg Mattison are making a point in practice to have Michigan’s top offensive linemen face the top defensive linemen. This is a means for improvement, and feeds into Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh’s belief that “iron sharpens iron.”
Warinner also is emphasizing pass protections, helping clarify the role of the offensive line and each player up front, and he is building his players’ confidence — something the unit collectively lacked last season. He also has simplified the line’s responsibilities.
“We get down, we make a call,” tackle Jon Runyan Jr. said. “We don’t have to keep looking around, figuring out what we’ve got to change.
“We’ve tweaked techniques. It’s a bit more comfortable.”
Entire article: https://www.landof10.com/michigan/m...fensive-line-coach-paying-off-spring-practice
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How anyone who has worn scarlet and gray could look at a picture like that and not feel shame, I do not know!
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New practice tactic..... ones v. ones.
"feeds into the iron sharpens iron bullshit from fuckwad" Let's take a quick look at what's going on here.. 1 - as I said on another thread, country club atmosphere where 1s don't get their feelings hurt by having to take on ones. 2 - Warinner brought a "new" idea... have the ones take on the ones as if that's some kind of Barwis inspired voodoo. Unfortunately for Ed, soft entitled pussies have a ceiling only so high.
Leading to the biggest take away.. the lie... "Iron sharpens Iron" and yet... ones practicing against ones is a new tactic. Fuck those fucking losers. Warriner will probably get those shit lickers to play at a level approaching competent, but that's pretty much the ceiling.
"feeds into the iron sharpens iron bullshit from fuckwad" Let's take a quick look at what's going on here.. 1 - as I said on another thread, country club atmosphere where 1s don't get their feelings hurt by having to take on ones. 2 - Warinner brought a "new" idea... have the ones take on the ones as if that's some kind of Barwis inspired voodoo. Unfortunately for Ed, soft entitled pussies have a ceiling only so high.
Leading to the biggest take away.. the lie... "Iron sharpens Iron" and yet... ones practicing against ones is a new tactic. Fuck those fucking losers. Warriner will probably get those shit lickers to play at a level approaching competent, but that's pretty much the ceiling.
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ShowMeBuck
You know what? Chicken butt.
“It was time to try a new challenge,” Warinner said.
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...inner-to-be-offensive-line-coach-at-minnesota
Say it ain’t so Ed. Just tell me it ain’t true.
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...inner-to-be-offensive-line-coach-at-minnesota
Say it ain’t so Ed. Just tell me it ain’t true.
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They're training warriors...real Michigan men!
Hi Ed! Don't listen to them. The line played exactly like you intended. Please autograph the picture and send it to me.
PS: What kind of asshole switches sides in the rivalry?
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Heavens no! He needs to live a long, long life so he can fully savor being a part of such a record-setting moment in football history, as tsun's Offensive Line Coach.
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