geaux_sioux

The team with only one white WR? That team?

Cool sample size. The trends are more than obvious, open your eyes.

Either that or get the necessary body types. Fwiw the Patriots run a 3-4 base so calling it outdated my be a massive stretch.

You ever watch the Olympic sprint events?

Funny you use quotes around the word black when that wasn’t ever used in my post. Seems rather unintelligent and lazy if you ask me.........

If we had a Hardin type to compliment our slow WRs our offense would have been much better. And yes we all know those three are really good, literally nobody said they weren’t.

These numbers right here are racism, shame.

Very excited about this. Dripping with potential.

It’s kinda funny that he Searsed Sears and every other major retailer.

There are a ton of people on this site who should take a gander at this link. https://www.verywellmind.com/cognitive-biases-distort-thinking-2794763

We need a couple bigger backs too though, we can’t ask smallish guys to ruin their bodies slamming into a wall of humanity like we did with Santiago. Kinda like the wr position, we need a variety of body types and skill sets to be successful.

Yea, I’m not talking about their resume, I’m talking about the eye test. At the beginning of the year they were struggling a little bit and they lost games when the qb was out, but by the end of the season they were absolutely rolling. That team was poised to make a run.

And yet I would argue our 2015 team was our best of the D1 era.

I’ve heard they’ll most likely be heavier next year with better weight than in the past.

The biggest issue for me is consistency. How can we hang in the trenches against Weber and Montana State and get blown apart by ISU and Nicholls? I still can’t wrap my head around that. Our guys were capable and impressive when undermanned against a couple of the best OL/DL teams in the country and then against a really bad team and a good team that isn’t anywhere near Montana State and Weber we got bitch slapped. I have no idea where to point the finger on this one.

Izzy is a good example of this on our current roster. Great straight line speed but struggles horizontally and diagonally. That’s why when he’s in it’s been mostly posts and goes. If he can learn to zig and zag at speed he could be dangerous.

And this is why family members shouldn’t post about their family on these sites. Emotions often override reading ability and things get taken personally when in reality there was no personal attack. Go back and re-read my post. Never called out Noah, I clearly stated that he would have been more effective with complimentary WRs that have speed. And if you couldn’t see with your own eyes that Noah wasn’t fast then I don’t know what to tell you. I’ve been very complimentary of him for his entire career because he was a great player with a ton of great attributes, character included, but speed was never going to be one of them, he just isn’t fast which makes his success even more impressive because he had to make a ton of catches with guy draped all over him.

Good one. Can’t handle the truth?

I really hope coach P learned from this year. And no, Baukol was not here in 1998. I think his first year as an assistant was like 2003 or something.

His old man was an animal so I’m hoping for more of that. Haven’t seen him play in person but I’ve seen him in person and he’s got a frame on him. 300 lbs will come easy for him and it can be a good 300.

Peyton Lotysz could be one of those guys. He’s got a really wide frame. If he plays like his dad he could be the badass we need as an anchor.

I’ll take two please

I think Shannon should slide down to OLB. He’s an absolute dog. He would have great speed for a LB.

Again, the program needs to come first. You think a guy who snubbed us and then got a second chance is gonna value the program as much as a guy who really wanted to be here and jumped at the opportunity? We'll generally get more out of the second guy and it will be better for the culture.