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"Coleman looked pretty good at times." WTF? Was I watching a different Coleman all season?
Also, the WRs are going to suck and the TEs stay shitty, but somehow the offense improves? -
Houhusky said:
I mean it wouldnt be hard to TE to improve since it was basically a non factor all last year but we dont really have anyone new stepping into the role, so any improvement will have to come from scheme change.GrundleStiltzkin said:Decent chit. I think TE & WR will be better on whole.
I dont see how WR could possibly improve, I think Pettis has pretty much maxed out his abilities and while Ty Jones might be good he isnt going to be Ross good.
Uhhh what? Drew Sample is a beast and White Tight End was a big strength last year. Hopefully the Black Beast is the BTE we wanted Daniels to be. -
With Lenius, Jones and Hunter they will be able to play physical, this was surely lacking against USC and Alabama. Will miss the ungodly speed of Ross, but I prefer physical play and the running game as the O-Line pounds the shit out of the opposing teamYellowSnow said:
Agree with Splitskin on WR/TE. I think Pettis is going to have a great year and someone like a Lenius, for example, might surprise. Wasn't Salvon making some waves this in fall camp this year in the Chico position? Ultimately, I think it's a matter that we have a enough talent competing for playing time that the WR core won't disappoint. Ross was Yuge for us last year, but he was just 1 guy. I'm Doogish on the offense.GrundleStiltzkin said:Decent chit. I think TE & WR will be better on whole.
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Hopefully?FremontTroll said:Houhusky said:
I mean it wouldnt be hard to TE to improve since it was basically a non factor all last year but we dont really have anyone new stepping into the role, so any improvement will have to come from scheme change.GrundleStiltzkin said:Decent chit. I think TE & WR will be better on whole.
I dont see how WR could possibly improve, I think Pettis has pretty much maxed out his abilities and while Ty Jones might be good he isnt going to be Ross good.
Uhhh what? Drew Sample is a beast and White Tight End was a big strength last year. Hopefully the Black Beast is the BTE we wanted Daniels to be.
I am about ready to guar-an-damn-tee it. Bryant and Ahmed are two players that will have immediate offensive impact and have the long-term upside to be all-timers.
Physically they both look like third year players already. -
This is a woosh right...FremontTroll said:Houhusky said:
I mean it wouldnt be hard to TE to improve since it was basically a non factor all last year but we dont really have anyone new stepping into the role, so any improvement will have to come from scheme change.GrundleStiltzkin said:Decent chit. I think TE & WR will be better on whole.
I dont see how WR could possibly improve, I think Pettis has pretty much maxed out his abilities and while Ty Jones might be good he isnt going to be Ross good.
Uhhh what? Drew Sample is a beast and White Tight End was a big strength last year. Hopefully the Black Beast is the BTE we wanted Daniels to be.
Sample caught 9 passes and 0TDs all season, In the last 5 games of the season his stat line 3 catches for 27 yards...
USC - 0 Catches 0 Yards
ASU - 0 Catches 0 Yards
WSU - 1 Catch 11 yards
Colorado - 1 Catch 8 Yards
Alabama - 1 Catch 8 Yards
He is basically used as an extra OL in our scheme
With regards to "Black Beast" want to guess how many receptions the highest True Freshman TE had last year in all of college football?? Quick name those high impact true freshman TEs!!!
There was true freshman TE listed in the top 75 receptions by TEs all last year (#35) Isaac Nauta with 27 catches from Georgia.
Thinking or pretending that true freshman TEs contribute as a receiving threat regularly is really fucking retarded. -
Aaannnnddddd?Houhusky said:
He is basically used as an extra OL in our schemeFremontTroll said:Houhusky said:
I mean it wouldnt be hard to TE to improve since it was basically a non factor all last year but we dont really have anyone new stepping into the role, so any improvement will have to come from scheme change.GrundleStiltzkin said:Decent chit. I think TE & WR will be better on whole.
I dont see how WR could possibly improve, I think Pettis has pretty much maxed out his abilities and while Ty Jones might be good he isnt going to be Ross good.
Uhhh what? Drew Sample is a beast and White Tight End was a big strength last year. Hopefully the Black Beast is the BTE we wanted Daniels to be. -
Houhusky said:
This is a woosh right...FremontTroll said:Houhusky said:
I mean it wouldnt be hard to TE to improve since it was basically a non factor all last year but we dont really have anyone new stepping into the role, so any improvement will have to come from scheme change.GrundleStiltzkin said:Decent chit. I think TE & WR will be better on whole.
I dont see how WR could possibly improve, I think Pettis has pretty much maxed out his abilities and while Ty Jones might be good he isnt going to be Ross good.
Uhhh what? Drew Sample is a beast and White Tight End was a big strength last year. Hopefully the Black Beast is the BTE we wanted Daniels to be.
Sample caught 9 passes and 0TDs all season, In the last 5 games of the season his stat line 3 catches for 27 yards...
USC - 0 Catches 0 Yards
ASU - 0 Catches 0 Yards
WSU - 1 Catch 11 yards
Colorado - 1 Catch 8 Yards
Alabama - 1 Catch 8 Yards
He is basically used as an extra OL in our scheme
With regards to "Black Beast" want to guess how many receptions the highest True Freshman TE had last year in all of college football?? Quick name those high impact true freshman TEs!!!
There was true freshman TE listed in the top 75 receptions by TEs all last year (#35) Isaac Nauta with 27 catches from Georgia.
Thinking or pretending that true freshman TEs contribute as a receiving threat regularly is really fucking retarded.
Their job was not to catch passes. It was to block and control the line of scrimmage.
Where this plan falls short is USC and Bama have studs on the DL that are difficult for our 2 star TE's from Montana to overpower. -
Are your eyes as good as @GrandpaSankey ...?tvoie said:"Coleman looked pretty good at times." WTF? Was I watching a different Coleman all season?
Also, the WRs are going to suck and the TEs stay shitty, but somehow the offense improves?
Coleman was a legit threat last year, he had the second highest rushing yards per attempt in the pac12 and the 9th most yards all while being a backup for Gaskin In an offense that only gave him 114 carries.
Watch some of these runs and tell me he didnt look pretty good at times?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWdy-IwtUUU
Or maybe you are saying he looked pretty good at all times...? idk
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Yeah... that is what I said... "The offense will have to figure out how to use the TE as more than just an extra OL."PostGameOrangeSlices said:Houhusky said:
This is a woosh right...FremontTroll said:Houhusky said:
I mean it wouldnt be hard to TE to improve since it was basically a non factor all last year but we dont really have anyone new stepping into the role, so any improvement will have to come from scheme change.GrundleStiltzkin said:Decent chit. I think TE & WR will be better on whole.
I dont see how WR could possibly improve, I think Pettis has pretty much maxed out his abilities and while Ty Jones might be good he isnt going to be Ross good.
Uhhh what? Drew Sample is a beast and White Tight End was a big strength last year. Hopefully the Black Beast is the BTE we wanted Daniels to be.
Sample caught 9 passes and 0TDs all season, In the last 5 games of the season his stat line 3 catches for 27 yards...
USC - 0 Catches 0 Yards
ASU - 0 Catches 0 Yards
WSU - 1 Catch 11 yards
Colorado - 1 Catch 8 Yards
Alabama - 1 Catch 8 Yards
He is basically used as an extra OL in our scheme
With regards to "Black Beast" want to guess how many receptions the highest True Freshman TE had last year in all of college football?? Quick name those high impact true freshman TEs!!!
There was true freshman TE listed in the top 75 receptions by TEs all last year (#35) Isaac Nauta with 27 catches from Georgia.
Thinking or pretending that true freshman TEs contribute as a receiving threat regularly is really fucking retarded.
Their job was not to catch passes. It was to block and control the line of scrimmage.
Where this plan falls short is USC and Bama have studs on the DL that are difficult for our 2 star TE's from Montana to overpower.
Drew Sample is a beast at being a glorified lineman... big deal... who the fuck cares -
Our white tight ends are the shit.
Coleman looked like an NFL power back last year.
You've missed a lot and are way out of the loop but I'll let Sven fill you in. Be gentle with him, he's in the last stages of his transition and sometimes he says really doogy things. He's trying.
