and if we run successfully those quick slants should be wide open for big gains with the safety up in the box
probably so
It's a well done writeup and definitely takes you back to the human side of this tragic story. I have to admit I never felt much sorrow for JJ...
The Ducks are in a row. quack quack, mutha phucka
Remarking about the close games in the 4th quarter, not the lack of offense. That team had so much talent offensively, it couldn't even be held...
Sounds like we have a lot of flexibility at WR. Always a good thing. I think we'll be fine. The bigger question is the QB getting them the...
I fail to believe that.
He's like a small time version of Skip Bayless. They both do it to rile people up and get viewership/readership. On the Saints website I...
Correct. All the smart people that knew football were saying this all along. "Were there parts of that offense that were mine? Yeah. The...
I can't see Arkansas being that much of a contender with Kniles' injury. I think he was all too important to take the heat off the new QB....
Corso has us in the championship game vs OU. Herbstreit says we're lucky to have Lee and we'll be fine. So we got our props from the ESPN guys.
What a douche. Nobody runs a cleaner program than he.
Will be interesting to see what a slimmed down Lee can do mobility wise and running an option play. I don't expect to see it much, but not sure...
yeah I don't see Mett coming in at all unless the game is out of reach
Peterson is going to be just beastly in the NFL. We'll be talking about whether he, Revis or Champ is the best CB in the NFL in a year or two.
NFL Videos: Saturday's top-10 plays #7 in the top 10 plays from yesterday nevermind, I see the OP found it
Ok, so Boone is the slot receiver. Randle, Wright, Boone with Beckham backing up Boone cool
Well may be time for Collins to step up as a true freshman, in backup duty.
Yeah, I would think so.
Reading on another site that he is injured. Speculation/rumor that he may be out for the season (that I have no idea about). Did he get...
