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Yeah, he's got a great big frame on him.

You really should have one of the quicker DT combos around.

Depends where you are in your rep. The cool thing about lifting with a chain is that the further you lift it, the heavier it gets (its weight is supported by the ground until you lift it. As you lift, each link gets added to the total chain)

Yeah, I called this E, but I could see it as H. Either way, that's what I consider important, along with B.

To my mind, E is crucial. It is involved in coming back to the ball, adjusting to the ball in the air, setting up to leap (you can't leap unless you're in position to). With so many balls that receivers have to run under and adjust to in your offense, the ability to do so is second only to...

B,E. Then a pretty big gap, actually. Those two are are by far the most important, to me. Then F,H,A,D,G,I,C

9-3 is almost always a successful season, IMO.

This is true, but I think it ruins the fun. Fully 1/3 of the fun of rooting for a team that plays like GT does is bathing in the frustration of fans of rival teams. Going on message boards and seeing posts like "THEY"RE GOING TO RUN IT EVERY PLAY, WHY DOESN'T OUR STUPID DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR...

Thanks, 87!

All valid. I'll even a step further than you and say "a team that wiped the walls with a top 10 opponent" should improve in the most important positions (QB, OL, DL, DB). I still think my point stands, which is that if luck were to break "fair" over the course of the season, you're likely to...

Haha, UVa fan first and foremost. That's the one game a season I root against GT. I think I would feel like a poser saying "'we" unless GT was my ABSOLUTE favorite :)

Think about this board at this time last year. A lot were ready to get rid of Johnson. The board was too low. Similarly, I think you guys are too high this year. While your defense will be improved, I still don't think you have enough. Last year your luck broke about fair. You could easily...

I tell you what, Stewart is not a skinny young man. He knows the way to the weight room at his H.S.

I think probably a little bit, but I actually think that QB and OL are the more experience-centric positions in this offense. Like yes, A-back requires you to read blocks on the fly, and that's hard, but I think if you HAD to have a young position group, the RB's and WR's are probably the ones...

I think no, the offense is probably no more complex, you've just got the right guys running it. You heard for a few years "when PJ gets his guys"...well, PJ has his guys. This is what it looks like.

Boomer, I'm thinking more along the lines of "big guy gets a hold of him, and he gets caught up in a pile". Jamelle Holieway played in the mid 80's when offensive linemen were 250 and defensive linemen were 240. Now you sometimes add 100 lbs to each. I'm not talking about him being more...

So, I know that everybody seems to think that this issue is proven moot, but I'm still worried by his size. Yes, when he's healthy, he's unbelievably dynamic. That said, he's really little. He's good about not taking hits, and he's fast enough to run away from most big guys, but I think it was...

I love how knowledgeable your fanbase has become. Fretting over the blocking of a running back, and being entirely justified to do so.

Paul Johnson got hired by GT

Gotsis is going to be a pretty good pro 3-4 DE. He'll get to like 290, 295, and some team like the Steelers will get him in the 3rd or 4th and be tickled pink for 10 years