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re: Where do we go at RT?

Posted by MagillaGuerilla on 9/27/26 at 9:15 am to
Unless they think highly of the JuCo guy, sliding Carroll back outside would allow the best 5 on field.

Assuming Sanders' injury isn't serious...
Russell flipping a switch and trusting his playmakers was so promising, let them make the play. Rushing game came alive with it and hopefully they found something they can build on with the OL.

Devan Thompkins looks worth the money, Terrence Green too. Walked that guard backwards, fell, yet still managed to get the sack.

Wish the coaching staff and GAs would do a better job with getting play calls in, getting the subs in, and make sure the same jersey number isn't on the same unit. These are very so easily correctable details, it's slightly infuriating:lol:

Dijon Lee, and most of the secondary, had a rough go. Lost almost every big vs big match up with Duce Robinson(who absolutely is a top 60 pick at worst), Brown did a better job.

It might've been the delays, but wish this team would have a hot start more often. It's like watching someone cold start a lawnmower...
The overhaul of the RB group has been impressive, and this is without AK Dear too. Hate Kevin Riley has been pushed to deep reserve because I think he has value, but proof has been on field.

Daniel Hill running like he looks has been a game changer, short yardage wasn't a gimme last season. Hopefully the OL comes together in front of them, because you can see how close the RBs have been to breaking several long runs...
Slow play calls, slow subs, letting two of the same number on field, yeesh.

There are coaches that SHOULD be responsible for all of these things.
Again, what a find by the staff with Brown.
Brown was trying to catch it, stop tipping the ball :lol:
He's not hesitating and just trusting his playmakers, and it's absolutely paying off.
I see RCW has gloves on again :lol:

TDs like that is absolutely the reason you manufacture touches for him no matter the drops.
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We wouldn't be going there to play Cambridge or Oxford. The other team will have jet lag also. So blaming a loss on that would be a bullshite excuse.


The Rams and 49ers took entirely different approaches week one playing in Australia, and it showed.

Then you still have to come back and re-acclimate for part of the next game week vs a team who didn't fly to the UK.

re: Russell

Posted by MagillaGuerilla on 9/19/26 at 5:47 pm to
Start #3 behind a bad OL that is also preventing a complimentary run game, he could be much worse.

He's stuck in neutral, but they willingly chose growing pains for a potential better future.

Should be nowhere near calling for a QB change...
Risk losing a game because of jet lag, and come back and risk losing a game because of jet lag :lol:
I'd say it's a job well done by a coaching staff if your leaders are leading.

Very few players show up as natural leaders, it's a skill that can be honed with coaching and the opportunities afforded to them.

Seeing it enacted with autonomy is what teaching is about...
Sucks it got called back, but damn what a find the staff has with Brown.

That was a great piece of running...
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Patriots don't typically carry 3 RBs. They like him.


They traded for their RB3 yesterday in Corey Kiner. They also initially kept a RB4 in Lan Larison, but had to cut him when they traded for a swing tackle an hour ago.
I would risk the growing pains with KR for his upside.

Might mean dropping a game, but they've made it so easy to make the playoffs now anyway.

Mack being the backup gives you a veteran system guy to turn to if something goes south or a spot start is needed.
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The #1 JUCO prospect in the nation Alius Mayo is set to announce his commitment 8/2


Committed to Cal today

re: Tight Ends

Posted by MagillaGuerilla on 7/27/26 at 8:49 am to
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To me he looked like a much better player than OJ Howard but the NFL draft didnt agree.


Hard agree, OJ just was a such a prototype TE physically that the NFL was willing to overlook how stiff he was in routes.

Guy's best plays in college were ones where the defense forgot about him, because he never was a consistent threat :lol:

Cuevas seems to be the opposite, a tweener that doesn't stand out physically, but was always getting open and making tough catches.

re: Tight Ends

Posted by MagillaGuerilla on 7/27/26 at 7:39 am to
Yep.

Stolen from reddit:

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Danny Lewis, Jude Cascone, Jaxon Shuttlesworth(squatting), Marshall Pritchett, Kaleb Edwards, Mack Sutter (squatting), Josh Ford, Jay Lindsey, Peyton Fox, Jack Sammarco

re: Tight Ends

Posted by MagillaGuerilla on 7/26/26 at 1:28 pm to
Sammarco looks like a lineman, dude is 270 easy.
Andrew Bone plotting this to get a promotion at Yea Alabama.