This isn't a poll and I didn't see the whole game (sorry, I napped after turkey hunting this AM).
But which non-starter jumped out at you?
But which non-starter jumped out at you?
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Who impressed you the most today?
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I have to go with Jaquez Yant. He certainly looked big and strong enough, and probably fast enough. Would like to have seen him get more more carries. Also thought the Bullock ("The Garage") kid from Creighton Prep make a couple of good plays. Was happy to see Martinez looking thinner and quicker.
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Will Nixon
I would say Yant, however I believe based off of what I’m hearing that he will be the starter for us at some point this season, and you asked for non starter.
The Polar Bear handled himself better than I thought he would in year 2.
Scarlet Ripper
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Turner Corcoran. That guy’s going to be a high NFL draft pick in 2 years. Enjoy him while he’s here because that kid is gonna get paid on Sundays.
All the O lines had their moments.
We look deep
We look deep
Polar Bear= plugeus el lineus
Yant, Ervin, Manning, Corcoran, Toure,
Toby Wright. Wright is still jacked!
I thought AM looked quicker and in control. He needs to stay healthy. Haarberg is going to be the backup IMO. He needs time but the tools are there.
The O Line actually looks like an O line. We will see.
Toby Wright. Wright is still jacked!
I thought AM looked quicker and in control. He needs to stay healthy. Haarberg is going to be the backup IMO. He needs time but the tools are there.
The O Line actually looks like an O line. We will see.
Hutmacher looked like a beast, and the best part was that he showed excellent technique. I tried to watch him as much as the cameras allowed, and I only ever saw him getting double-teamed, yet he never gave ground, and he almost always split the double-team to apply pressure against passes in the pocket. That's Tuioti getting it done as a coach because he was raw strength with almost no technique coming out of high school. He's going to get some playing time, which is ideal as we can keep Daniels fresh without wearing out Riley.
Agree. Marvin Scott looked a lot quicker and faster than last fall/winter. Weinmaster surprised me too.
