Buffalo716
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Yep
Honestly you know Edelman is a hot head **** talker
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Dont we also have a FB now that can run a catch a little bit as well?
Yep
Look a few posts above this.
I have another Texas cocept where the FB runs the route.
Should be deadly
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This is a nice Texas concept to get DiMarco or Tolbert involved
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flat plays are great for the red zone too, you can get hte LB caught up in traffic and its dimarco/tolbert vs a corner at the goalline.
Yep.
I was brought up on old split back offenses and the right FB is a killer in the short passing game
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usually he runs in the flat, but in man coverage you can get a LB turned around easily doing this.
Definitely
The typical Play to the FB is spider 2 Y banana or whatever lingo you want to use
But if you switched his flat route to an angle you might catch overzealous LBrs out of position
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Yeah - i wouldn't be surprised to see dimarco run a similar concept on a PA too.
Yes, u can run the Texas out of I Form or Dual Back shotgun to the FB
Fake the draw while the FB runs the angle
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Clay isn't a tradionally huge TE, so why not use a true blocking TE type to spring 1, 2, or even 3 players off either end of the line?
Well clay is a very good blocking TE so leaving him inline still disguises the play as a run or pass. If you flex him I would think it would tip the defense off to a pass
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Hit em short. Him em short again and again. Then throw the pump and go...EXACTLY the type of intuitive and creative stuff Dennison is capable of to speed things up and shorten TT's field progression time IMO....if that mantra works to make this offense threatening when called upon, the TT long ball will be there for the taking, which he does well....stay tuned............
Classic
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I think Tom Rathman was the FB on that 49er team.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CraiRo00.htmI think Tom Rathman was the FB on that 49er team.
Craig is listed as a FB for all his big receiving years
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i know who roger Craig isIf you want to see what shady can do, look up Roger Craig.
And he was a FB in that offense if I recall correctly
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A staple of the Dennsion offense is the Texas concept.
The concept of this route tree is to have your tight end inline and have him push vertically up the seam while the HB runs a short angle route underneath him in the unoccupied space.
Charles clay and McCoy are the perfect TE / HB combination for this concept and it will wreck opposing defenses this season. It is basically an addition to the run game as it is a quick rythem play designed to get the ball into playmakers hands as soon as possible
The diagram below runs it with an out but the concept is the same
Shady can easily have 60+ catches
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the Packers were shopping him during the draft and apparently are still doing so. He had a decent grade last year. Wonder what the asking price is
Ill Pass on brent hundley because we already have 3QBs we are trying to develop in TT, CJ, and Peterman
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While I thought we needed a longer corner to go opposite Darby, Tra'davious White is an excellent ball player that I believe will surpass Darby as a CB
While he may not possess the blazing 4.3 time of Darby, he has had experience playing on an island, off ball, press, cover 3
He sees the ball well and knows when to break it up and when to go for the pick
Selfless team first player. Which IS EXACTLY what we need around here
Great ST player who will add value in the punt return and gunning game
Trading down , getting an extra 1ST AND the most experienced battle tested corner in the draft was a move I will applaud
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wtf is up with Seamus and Cesaro offering handshakes to the Hardy's for????? 2 weeks in a row, that's stupid. Sorry, though, as much as i am glad to see the Hardy's back, Matt is looking completely unfit for the WWE.
I think they are doing that handshake thing to make shemaus and Cesaro look like decent losers until they snap at payback and cesaro makes a heel turn
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I appreciate that.
where ever he goes, it doesn't seem they will throw him out there his rookie year?
as you said, some time to develop and adjust to the next level would seem necessary with the little experience he gained at the college level?
I can see him coming in and not being a dumpster fire
BUT
Sitting and holding a clipboard and learning the nuances of an NFL QB from the sideline is probably in his best interest
Perhaps he sits a year or 2 and Comes out slinging like he did at UNC
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right here learning a thing or two myself along with you OldTime...
stupid, no, not a good word to use there.
you don't ask, you'll never know. some knowledgeable folks around these parts. ask, gain knowledge,
I can dig that...
thank you for that input. could be one of those guys with the natural "it" factor?
so do you think his limited playing time/experience can be overlooked?
seems I read today the bears are looking hard at him.
His natural talent is undeniable.
Personally, I would have liked to see him stay another year and develop, but when he has a chance to go top 10 it's tough to turn that down
I hope he doesn't go to the Jets. I guess that means deep down I think he has some real talent
He was the #1 dual threat recruit coming out of HS
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good stuff...
of those QB prospects in the upcoming draft, which do you see having a brilliant mind?
Two QBs who seem to have very high IQs while on the football field are Mitch Trubisky and Nathan Peterman
Peterman I think is a great backup prospect who can flourish into something more perhaps give the time
And Trubisky just has a good feel in the pocket and spreads the ball around with ease sometimes
I worry about all of them this year but those 2 have good football IQ and play the QB position pretty well
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A spread offense is referred to as such because it's object is too spread you out as much as possible pre snap. A lot of 3-4-5 wide sets. BUT spread team do not necessarily mean pass heavy. You can be a running spread team
Air raid is an off shoot of the spread offense. But it typically features passing at a higher rate, over 70% passing,than most offenses. It is designed to get the ball out of the QBs hand instantly.
The run n shoot was a offense designed around option passing routes and Their principles from a spread offense. In principle it's passing concepts are brilliant but you need a brilliant QB with a brilliant mind like Brady or Manning or Brees to pull it off
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He routinely showed up late and drunk to practice his sophomore year. coming out In shorts drunk to run the 2 minute drillManziel's college teammates liked him though I think.
I'm sure they liked his game day efforts..
But not his prima dona attitude
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Who do you think he's referring to?
Jonny manziel
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That was actually a very nice read
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....sure this is old school stubbornness being older than dirt, but I am reticent about any first round investment in receivers, be it WR or TE, because I have YET to be convinced TT has the gray matter ability to process the field and find guys open that we do have...convince me otherwise,,,,,,,,,,,
All valid points
OJ Howard is a very good blocker in the run game. Adding essentially another tackle. Add 2 TE sets with Clay (who is also a very good run blocker) and we can mask our RT weaknesses
It also allows us to spread clay outside on certain packages while keeping Howard inline as a blocker/checkdown/Recieving option where TT often turns too
He is also too big for safeties and too fast/smooth for 90% of LBrs
Complete package and nightmare matchup that TT shouldn't even struggle to find
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I like both of the top guys and won't say he has a higher ceiling than them. But my bigger point is so much more important what team they go to.
I'm honestly not sure Davis/ Williams will have better production on our team than a 4th rounder who goes to another team. And this Reynolds guy plays with an edge.
Howard
Mahomes
Reynolds
And the rest defensive players would be a great draft for me.
I understand your point.
There will probably be a handful of talented recievers on the board in the third and fourth round
Those guys benefit the most also when they get picked up by teams with established great QBs like Pittsburgh, and New England or Green bay
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The thing is....when you get past your first round pick (and even then) it is a lot harder to predict what is actually gonna be on the board in those rounds....
Lets say you dont take a pass catcher early......and it is absolute need......then there is a run on the position.
Now your stuck because you decided to wait until the 4th round.
Im all in on OJ Howard myself......
If we go offense I hope it's Howard
He would add the most versatility and upgrade our offense immediately
[closed]Gilmore/Edelman sent home for fight
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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JAG who happens to be wayyyy richer than Edelman and the 3rd highest paid on the team lmao
Can see why Edelmans upset ha