Must keep Shedeur healthy. Must keep Shedeur healthy.
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Spring Practices Thread-2023
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That was Trevor Reilly. The other bald white guy coach.
Do not say that out loud again
Beetlejuice
Realizing my opinion is nothing special, i would still urge every serious Buff FB fan to watch this video. Tremendous insight into Shedeur and his mindset.
Note worthy
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Former NFL tough guy Brandon Marshall tries to verbally push this "kid" into agreeing to something, and Shedeur puts an arm out, 'fending him off', letting him know, he's no one's fool. He doesn't deny he may be worth $7 million at this point. He has a deal with Tom Brady's clothing line - and is wearing a TB shirt. His desire for success and willingness to work, are very clear
I've never been allowed this much insight into a key Buff player. It's very cool.
Note worthy
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Former NFL tough guy Brandon Marshall tries to verbally push this "kid" into agreeing to something, and Shedeur puts an arm out, 'fending him off', letting him know, he's no one's fool. He doesn't deny he may be worth $7 million at this point. He has a deal with Tom Brady's clothing line - and is wearing a TB shirt. His desire for success and willingness to work, are very clear
I've never been allowed this much insight into a key Buff player. It's very cool.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
Grown.
That's a bit too hipster for me. Can you express that in lay terms?
hawg1
Well-Known Member
That's a really good summation of him. He is an absolutely confident leader. I am psyched.
I hope this isn't a repeat.
"Here we come, to get you"
"Here we come, to get you"
They have to build chemistry with them first. Not everyone is outgoing like Ziko and J5
I agree - would be nice to see how the holdovers are transitioning.
I also have a suspicion that film time is used as part of the recruiting pitch to build certain brands, so there is some favoritism to certain players to meet those promises
Have a feeling “Sanders to Hunter” is going to be said quite a bit in the Fall
i know its a scrimmage, but im loving the verticality in the offense and did my eyes deceive me... did I see Slants and throws over the middle?!?!?!
Not possible. Next you’ll tell me a tight end caught a pass.
Medford M.
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Loved what I saw from the receivers and both QBs. Think Staub has "it".
Those helmet pads make the players look smaller than they really are.
EDIT: Except for Lichtenstein. That dude is massive.
EDIT: Except for Lichtenstein. That dude is massive.
Yet one of the smallest countries in Europe….
Like the verticality, also like the quickness of the offense, not waiting for things to develop plays happen bang, bang.
OL is better, bigger and yet moves better. Lichtenhan was getting out of his stance and lateral more than last year.
Staub does look good but Shedeur is going to make our DBs better. Guy throws an NFL ball that gets out quick, gets there quick, and hits the spot it needs to hit. DBs are going to have to step up their games which will help them when we play opponents with good QBs.
OL is better, bigger and yet moves better. Lichtenhan was getting out of his stance and lateral more than last year.
Staub does look good but Shedeur is going to make our DBs better. Guy throws an NFL ball that gets out quick, gets there quick, and hits the spot it needs to hit. DBs are going to have to step up their games which will help them when we play opponents with good QBs.
SeanMSan
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I was thinking the same. Hopefully it means that the defensive front is better than it has been for…years.
hawg1
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Verts are good, but this scheme will be heavy horizontal, quick, no laces throws for bubbles and swings.
The horizontal quick stuff can be very effective at the college level because LBs and DBs are not as fast and sophisticated in making the reads and reacting.
The vertical stuff will be available because defenders will be so focused on the quick stuff that has been working against them. We also now have some athletes that can turn that quick stuff into big plays.
I guess the word heavy here is subjective. I didn’t find the Kent St offense to be that at all.
Staub looked light years better than Carter here. Carter throws a terrible ball.
