BK Thursday Presser...Link inside

Cliff notes:

- thinks this is the greatest team of all time

- Calls Dabo a dumb dildo

- Says they're in talks with Deboer about an unpaid intern position

- Believes he'll leave with more titles than JJ

So BK will have press conferences on Tuesdays & Thursdays?

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Cliff notes: - thinks this is the greatest team of all time - Calls Dabo a dumb dildo - Says they're in talks with Deboer about an unpaid intern position - Believes he'll leave with more titles than JJ

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1 million additional upvotes to you, sir.

Probably really happy they have found his position.

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You can tell he really legit loves Ju'juan Johnson, he had a different tone when talking about him compared to the other guys.

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Lsu777 made an interesting thread on Tuesday with a number of plays being linked to show some of the wrinkles the offense worked on in the game. It's worth a review on its own merit, imho:

LINK

Maybe to your point, when I looked at the plays in the OP, the use of Ju'Juan in the screen game really stood out to me as a theme or principle the coaches were looking to develop. To quote my post on pg 2 of that thread:

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After going through the whole series of tweets, one thing that jumped out to my unexpert eyes is how much they were working Ju'Juan Johnson (#8) to the left side in the passing / screen game.

In plays #6 & #10 of the series of tweets, they send Johnson in motion to the left as a decoy and Nuss looks at him and sells the fake that he may be the target. In play #6, Johnson draws the defender out, allowing Nuss to hit Barion inside for a nice gain. Play #10, the same idea works again, this time allowing Anderson to work back towards the center of the field into what might've been a really nice gain if not for the penalty.

Even though I don't fully understand the intricacies of the design, I can see creativity in how they created options off of sending Johnson into motion and really selling it, and how that was tricking the defense. It was vastly different than watching... say, Matt (Air) Canada having the receivers do wind sprints back and forth before the ball was snapped but not seeing how it really made the defense do anything. (Though it is still funny to remember how the crowd cheered the first time Canada sent a receiver in motion)

But back on topic, in tweet #13, Johnson is rewarded with the 3 consecutive boundary screen receptions (though he wasn't in motion on these plays).

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It'll be interesting to see how his use evolves.