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For that, you need a complete Kittle type TE who can play H, Y, slot or split. Otherwise, the TE doesn't really create matchup problems on defensive personnel when they can't substitute. I understand being picky this past offseason because there's not a lot of value in this offense vs just putting another WR or TB on the field if the TE doesn't have that level of ability and versatility.
Both Fauria and Olsen were well regarded recruits. Your take on those two is wrong.
Maybe situationally. Like if Lew put in a jumbo personnel package on 3rd & short, the defensive subs would be goal line types, so being able to go on 1st & 10 the next play by flexing out the TEs into a spread is something that D personnel are not equipped to handle. How often does a LB even practice at the NB role he'd be forced into? I see the value of getting a defense out of its comfort zone in this way. Efficacy is limited if the TE can't block in the box players and beat them on routes, though.
Speaking of first downs. How much does it benefit this offense with the new no clock stoppage rule?
I'm not sure it matters that the clock keeps running after a 1st down. What are you thinking, because I only considered that it would shorten games a bit in real time but wouldn't impact gameplay?
I figured it would benefit them to where the defense couldn't substitute after a clock stoppage. Also, it allows the offense to not have to slow down. Am I imagining that wrong?
It benefits the D IMO. Fewer snaps.
Did the play clock used to start up immediately even though the game clock was paused? I didn't think it was a full stoppage that allowed defensive subs if the offense didn't sub.
I think you're right.
I think it was just RK and Jake
That’s kind of disappointing, tbh. Adam is such a pro and has been through it as a beat guy for the Buffs
RK and Jake made a good decision getting in with Neely but I agree with you.
So it’s important?
I’ll agree that he “could” recruit. There’s no hard evidence he still can based on recent history. And almost signing Malachi isn’t hard evidence.
Unfortunately He brings along dead weight
My first thought as well, but hard to know who SS was actually supposed to be reading. Usually it’s end man so maybe Bishop as an interior guy made a great play and Shedeur actually made the right read.
Yep. That struck me afterwards as well. Bishop sure got across the face of that OL in a hurry.
Rodrick Ward, the safety addition from Southern Utah caught him. Willie Gaines, one of the other fastest guys on the team admitted that Rod is fast too lol. Very impressive.
I'm telling you you don't get to use hindsight to say "see I was right all along"
