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It's been proven that play action is effective whether or not you're running the ball effectively All it takes is a linebacker to look in the backfield for a split second and that's all it takes Sure there's some linebackers that don't fall for it, but as I said, watching film for 30 years, and looking at studies.. play action is effective regardless of how you run

Mahomes won the super bowl in 2020. It's played in January or February Doesn't matter when the league year started. The super bowl this year is played in 2021 I just stated a year

Tom Brady won a super bowl in 2019, with an average salary over $20 million

The cohesion I'm talking about is mainly they are all on their second year practicing together, at least. Besides Williams And I always try to be civil. I wouldn't be here just to be a douche

Originally you said, all of our backups would walk into starting roles on other teams That makes it sound like they could all find multiple teams where they could start at, pretty easily Everybody here thought Spain was a quality lineman, and he is pretty good. And he's on a practice squad Line play has as much to do with your system and the people around you as it does with your talent. Wyatt teller is playing like a man possessed, and he was just all right here The right system can do wonders for your career, they're all professionals I still think ty would have the best chance at starting on another team. I don't think Bates could start at center when all centers are healthy, he'd have a chance with a few teams at guard same with Ike. but then again there's 20 other backup guards in the NFL who think the same way We have cohesion, which is huge

I think we have really good depth, but that statement is definitely not true Allen masks a lot of the deficiencies honestly Nsekhe would have the best chance at starting on other teams probably, and he couldn't even start really at Washington We have a lot of guys who can play in our system

Sean McDermott has our ends and olbs play the best bootleg contain in NFL He Always has our guys at the right spot and they all know their assignment

Yep those bowls look right to me

I mean it depends what you call big boy Sure they might get a bowl game against BC or something but they won't be playing any big dogs with a MAC only schedule

UB football led by Kyle Vantrease and Jaret Patterson will bring us a MAC championship this year boys I'm feeling it

I wasn't really saying who would be the one or two. Just let those two would be the one and two

Probably the best oline in the Mac again And they're bringing back Kyle vantrease, and matt Myers in the quarterback room as the #1 and #2

I have sleep paralysis happen a good amount. I also have severe sleep apnea I believe sometimes my sleep deprivation, causes the paralysis

Your username, is the biggest hyperbole I've ever seen I've never seen such terrible takes, from someone who claims to have a high football IQ I'm actually convinced it's your schtick

Steve has been calling their plays for over a year Yes he's rising through the ranks Steve has actually been calling the plays for over a year I'm sure there's a lot of communication as with all coaches But he's got the play sheet and he's calling it in

You can't teach his heart and hustle And athletically is a freak. He should have at least two or three years in the league Colleges and pro teams have done that for a long time Doesn't always pan out Adolphus Washington was a end, that Ohio State converted to a penetrating tackle. Was supposed to be that quick pass rusher inside, that moves like a defensive end Unfortunately he just didn't have the strength for the NFL level

He's been playing defensive tackle for 6 years now Sure he's still green compared to other NFL veterans, but he's a pro I've been around division one and pro football players my whole life, every single one is oozing with talent I hope he becomes a beast, he made the play of the game the other day You can't deny his hustle

I don't know if you could say his upside is huge That's like saying he has potential being an all pro And his physical skills are actually going to start diminishing in the next year or two He is in the prime of his football career right now, physically and probably mentally, which is why he's playing the best ball of his career I'm excited for him but he basically is what he is, and he's in his prime now

He's 28 years old. He is basically peeking There's not much room left to grow. It's a good story but he is nowhere near the potential to be a Kyle Williams type guy Kyle Williams was starting 16 games in the NFL at 24. This kid is closer to 30. Great story but I don't think there will be much development

That statement still stands Holding any NFL team to that amount of yards in a half is impressive If the bills had four yards in a half, we would be going furious I said it's something that they could build on.

This was a post game Jets thread about what our defense did well I never said this was a season long thing so why are you bumping this This was a post game defensive thread about the Jets. And what we did well Not that our defense is fixed

Why do people act like I said the problem was solved I was specifically talking the second half vs the Jets. Does nobody read This was a post game Jets thread about what our defense did well

He was an all acc lbr and he would smoke you That's crazy hyperbole

Moss is showing his power today! Kept those legs churning boy!

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