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Fastest LB's we've had in my memory were Brandon Watts and Gary Guyton. I don't know of any LB's in the game faster than those two. I don't know how fast Brooking was - he may be in their league as well. K-Mike Hall was not fast, that wasn't really his strength. He would knock your head off...

Yeah, Jabari was not slow, and was quite an athlete.

I was at the Masters a few years ago. One of the officials (like a guy who spots a ball in the trees or something) was talking to a friend of his who was a fan in attendance. I was right beside them and heard their conversation. The friend was a UGA guy. He says, "Yeah, I'm a bagman for UGA...

That's a very good comparison. But, most RB's don't play every snap for that very reason. A #2 RB will get a lot of PT. With MJ's running style being very similar to that of a RB, it's reasonable to think that a #2 QB could expect to be a significant piece this year.

It's probably more dangerous coming from UT than from us because when a team plays us, they're looking for it and geared up to deal with it. This one actually did look pretty bad because the guy looked like he was completely unprepared.

You took the words right out of my mouth.

Student Body Left. Look at that Parker Braun dude - he is awesome, reached a freakin 5 technique DE (AS AN OG!). Eason got out quick, made a good decision to turn based on flow and got the best of the LB. Brad f'n Stewart blocking a LB 3 inches taller and 30 lbs heavier, and givin' him the...

It simply means that if your #2 at position X can be better than your #1 at position Y, then you should move the #2 position X player to position Y to maximize available resources.

Ohhhhh, so now you're out of the speculation business ... that was sudden.

Can you answer my question first?

Why did Belichik sign Eckel a second time and put him on his 55-man roster as a RB and put him in the game and call plays for him to tote the rock?

Interesting play by the right DE.

Good effort my most of our DL. DANG Pat (or is that Branch?) ... dominating. Looks like it could've been easy pickin's for the bottom WR.

Belichik signed the guy twice ... AND put him on his 55-man roster AS A RB ... AND put him in the game ... AND gave him the ball. Did he do that for Sims, Laskey, Days? Could he have ... ? The line of reasoning for the other NFL coaches is similar. You thinking you're smarter than CPJ has...

I could argue more, but I can see it's useless, so all I'll says is: WOWWW. So, you're smarter than me, everyone else on this board, Paul Johnson, Bill Belichik, Sean Peyton, and whoever the coaches were in Miami and Denver. You remind me of this guy: And, as far as you continuing to use...

First, the argument isn't about how much anyone "cares" about the NFL, the argument is about the relative talent of players. Do you really believe that professional football has no relevance to a discussion about football talent? NFL seems to be the best (re: most objective) way to compare...

History does not agree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyle_Eckel His NFL achievements say that he was better than all of our guys except Dwyer. Allen seems like the best comparison. Laskey and Days are also both comparable but definitively behind him by the NFL achievement metric. I'm not...

I like the run-blitz in this situation. Caused timing issues with RB and OL and caused RB to look immediately to outside which was thoroughly leveraged. Result = TFL. This was Tenuta's second greatest strength (1st was generating lots of QB pressure). I can see (and have seen) our current...

I think Quaide and Kirvonte showed me that they can be good in their own right in the Spring game. I don't think Quaide is too far away from a Zach Laskey level player (and that is a big compliment). I'm not sure what category to put Kirvonte in, but he's an intriguing player. So, I'm not...

Nice job by Tenn/Dobbs slowing down the count to tip off the blitz, and great job by the OL and RB picking everyone up. There's a blocker for every man. As a defense, somebody needs to win a one-on-one. Dobbs/Tenn had as good of an opportunity as you can get to turn this into a big passing...