The NFL that's why he came back. The plan for Koburn and Dmo were to leave after Sark's first year.
Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (The bottom of the roster...)
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Based on? He was most effective at Minnesota when they let him line up at 2i, which wasn't often given their scheme. He was asked to do a lot of two gapping while lining up as a three tech, which is not his strength, as Alex pointed out. He actually lined up at 0T, 1T, 2i, 3T, and even some 4i in the Minnesota 3-man front, but he was at his best when he could attack one of the A gaps.
Yeah I’ve heard that—just didn’t know it was her. That’s the kind of song nine year old girls roller skate to.
" Trill Carter was seen by the Minnesota staff as a 3-technique defensive tackle, likely, as we've mentioned, due to the fact that he's not good when having to face an offensive lineman head-up and two-gap (meaning, having to take responsibility for the gaps on either side of the offensive lineman, both inside and out). In these situations, he gets driven off the ball. On the whole, Carter played 77.89% of snaps in the sample at the 3-technique, 9.47% at the 1-technique, 6.32% at the 2-technique (head up on the guard), 5.26% at the 4-technique (head up on the tackle) and 1.05% outside of the tackle entirely."
Great stuff. Thanks, Ketch.
I thought Burke took over the first team buck in the spring?
What about the idea that, perhaps more than any other position, you need to be able to rotate defensive tackles to keep them fresh so they can go balls to the wall as much as possible. That seems like a great pitch to get trill to come here. That can just point to the tackles going to the nfl after last season.
I thought Burke took over the first team buck in the spring?
What about the idea that, perhaps more than any other position, you need to be able to rotate defensive tackles to keep them fresh so they can go balls to the wall as much as possible. That seems like a great pitch to get trill to come here. That can just point to the tackles going to the nfl after last season.
Except it’s not just 9 year old girls. You’re probably just too old and a dude, so you’re disconnected from that reality.
They don’t show up in your OP DD following the Baylor game; they’re still there for the post KU write up. The charts/pictures are all red Xs where the images used to be. The Ku DD is still up and this charts are still there. the data through the ku game sufficiently made my point though; through 11 games the utilization was relatively balanced across the top 4 players in that room. From an average snaps per game standpoint your #1 DT was playing 33 snaps and the 4th was playing 25. Is there a Deep Dig archive? There should be.
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Never heard the song either. It’s easy if you have no kids and let the nieces and nephews know their Christmas and birthday gifts are dependent on me controlling the music played lol! I listened to it, and I don’t see the talent in which you speak of. She is a marketing genius to be sure, but musical, just don’t see or hear it.
There’s this fella called George Strait, I think he’s gonna be pretty big!
There’s this fella called George Strait, I think he’s gonna be pretty big!
Young whippersnapper.
I attended multiple practices. We checked in with sources after every practice. I also reported this on Thursday:
"Murphy took over the spotlight that was on Arch Manning after he completed 9-of-13 passes for 165 yards and one touchdown during the spring game. Everyone inside the building was enthusiastic about Murphy’s performance.
"I was told in addition to having a big-time arm, Murphy has a natural feel for the passing game. The areas that impressed many people are Murphy’s anticipation, throwing window ability, match-up recognition, and velocity on throws. Those are traits that were on display throughout the spring.
"Another aspect of Murphy that has so many people giddy is his leadership ability. One person told me Murphy’s personality is “infectious.” He is a player who players on the team love. In addition, Murphy was described as a great teammate this week."
That's how I know. Any other questions?
That was 4 minutes I'll never get back. Sounds like B. Spears with a better voice.
his play in the spring game, supposedly made big gains in weight room and is more explosive. and reports from spring practice that claim he is playing his best football since he arrived on campus.
Acquiring Lamar Jackson would solve the Texans quarterback issues for the next several years.
But it would end the Texans current advantage of having some salary cap to build the rest of the roster. If a team can hit on a rookie quarterback, there is still a window to build the whole team. Once a team has to devote 40 % of its salary cap to a star QB, things get difficult.
But it would end the Texans current advantage of having some salary cap to build the rest of the roster. If a team can hit on a rookie quarterback, there is still a window to build the whole team. Once a team has to devote 40 % of its salary cap to a star QB, things get difficult.
They have not earned anyone's trust yet.
But they have certainly made progress from being a horribly run organization over the last few years.
The cancer that was Bill O'Brien is gone. The cancer that was Jack Easterby is gone. The cancer that was DeSean Watson is gone and the Texans got some considerable return as they got rid of him.
Nick Caserio had a pretty good reputation as a general manager for the Patriots. Franchise rebuild from the disaster left by O'Brien is still in early stages. No explanation for the two previous coaches (unless you were trying to save money while in the tanking phase of the rebuild?) but Ryans figures to be solid as a HC. Jury is out on how well the two of them will work together. You don't have to have a great owner, you just don't want to have a horrible interfering owner (think Snyder). With Easterby gone, hopefully Kal McNair can rise to be the level of a non-involved owner.
This draft, when Texans have extra draft capital will tell a lot. Almost any choice will be okay for the 1st round pick except Tyree Wilson.
