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Justin Frye (OL Coach Arizona Cardinals)

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Curious if Chip had an influence? Can someone smarter than me break down smash, gap, wedge, or whatever concepts go into OL blocking? It seems that there are some assholes whom only follow their scheme and go. Chip/Frye seem to workaround.
 
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knuckifyoubuck said:
Just admit you were wrong, you don't know ball, and the coaches have a clue. That's all you need to do... Spare me your insults. I'm enjoying the win, not looking to confirm my own bias.
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I think it would really help my urge to insult if you specified who you are talking to with stuff like this. Who, specifically, had a bad take that you’d like to apologize? Are you just yelling at random internet straw men?
 
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RB07OSU said:
I came in to say the same damn thing...what this OL unit did under Frye (along with TE help to give them credit) was nothing short of miraculous. I have faith in Frye figuring it out even if recruiting doesn't appear to be working out...the proof is in the pudding at this point to me. And in turn, recruiting might look better when you see all of the OL we are about to have drafted eh?
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Spot on and also an amen for throwing a bone the TEs way. They did an amazing job in the playoffs and were a major reason for our success in the red zone throughout the season.
I like our RB combination of thunder (Sanderson) and lightning (Peoples) in the backfield. My biggest question is their blocking ability. TreV and Q were the best in the business when it came to blocking.
 
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