JT Tuimoloau, 5* 2021 DL, Bellevue (Eastside Catholic), WA (Offered 9/22/17)
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And Kim says he’s a good coach.AtomicDawg said:
PSU offense turns to shitRaceBannon said:Holy shit. Should have known John Don was the architect of the end of the Packer so called dynasty
Jax offense turns to shit
Uw offense turns to shit
Pack offense turns to shit
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Senior analyst for GB. Pretty sure it’s on the defensive side. Let that sink in.
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Just his mere presence can turn any offense to shit...stay current @JoeEDangerouslyJoeEDangerously said:Senior analyst for GB. Pretty sure it’s on the defensive side. Let that sink in.
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Kind of what I was eluding to but thanksdannarc said:
Just his mere presence can turn any offense to shit...stay current @JoeEDangerouslyJoeEDangerously said:Senior analyst for GB. Pretty sure it’s on the defensive side. Let that sink in.
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dannarc said:
Just his mere presence can turn any offense to shit...stay current @JoeEDangerouslyJoeEDangerously said:Senior analyst for GB. Pretty sure it’s on the defensive side. Let that sink in.
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Good movie
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Has JTT played well all season? I don’t watch Ohio State except against Michigan. I watched the highlight clips against Penn State, and I hate to sound dogfish, but I was a little underwhelmed.
The two interceptions were great place. Absolutely give him that. The first deflection he was left on blocked. Any DE makes that play, it’s on the QB for not sliding and creating a throwing lane. The tackle for loss I saw he got no pressure on a pass rush, but deflection back into the QBs hands caused him to fall on the guy behind the line of scrimmage.
The strip sack was a good rush, but it was also against the second string right tackle, not very good left tackle. The other sack was against the tight end coming all the way across the formation in a pretty stupid blocking concept. In fact, the Seahawks tried to do the same against the Rams on Sunday and also failed miserably be because it’s stupid. I mean, it’s also not worth a lot if you’re just beating the tight end, but beating a tight end who has the cross the whole field just to get to you? That’s like giving a 275 pound defensive end credit for beating the running back staying in to block.
But he certainly showed a good motor and good situational awareness, so maybe it will lead to more consistency next year.
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I respect your Doog and will go one further and say Trice and Martin were both better than him this year (though they've both in cfb longer). Interesting to watch him this year. I feel like A lot of the time the big recruit guys pop in their third years, though that might be old hat.RealRhino said:Has JTT played well all season? I don’t watch Ohio State except against Michigan. I watched the highlight clips against Penn State, and I hate to sound dogfish, but I was a little underwhelmed.
The two interceptions were great place. Absolutely give him that. The first deflection he was left on blocked. Any DE makes that play, it’s on the QB for not sliding and creating a throwing lane. The tackle for loss I saw he got no pressure on a pass rush, but deflection back into the QBs hands caused him to fall on the guy behind the line of scrimmage.
The strip sack was a good rush, but it was also against the second string right tackle, not very good left tackle. The other sack was against the tight end coming all the way across the formation in a pretty stupid blocking concept. In fact, the Seahawks tried to do the same against the Rams on Sunday and also failed miserably be because it’s stupid. I mean, it’s also not worth a lot if you’re just beating the tight end, but beating a tight end who has the cross the whole field just to get to you? That’s like giving a 275 pound defensive end credit for beating the running back staying in to block.
But he certainly showed a good motor and good situational awareness, so maybe it will lead to more consistency next year. -
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Fuck JT. If a D2 transfer ends up having more sacks than him next year I'll laugh until I die.
