WBO
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Continue to be impressed with Pruitt's ability to focus on a position in a specific class and address the need. First full recruiting year (2018) he goes at DB and comes up with 2 players who start as freshmen. 2019 it's OL. 2020 it's LB and WR. Along the way he focused each year on DL and turned a weakness into a solid unit.
2021 looks like filling in strength on the defense and TE. If he can keep Wolfe in Tennessee and steal Matavao to add to Taylor and Campbell, plus develop Bean and Brown, he can start running a 2 TE, one back offense that could look a lot like the Patriots' schemes when they had Hernandez and the Gronk at the same time. Running those guys down the seams too fast for LBs and too big for safeties, not to mention the running game that opens up when the other team's D has to put in more DBs because they can't handle the speed of the WRs one on one.
I'll bet the 2022 class goes back to heavy on the OL.
What we've missed for a decade, recruiting with a plan.
2021 looks like filling in strength on the defense and TE. If he can keep Wolfe in Tennessee and steal Matavao to add to Taylor and Campbell, plus develop Bean and Brown, he can start running a 2 TE, one back offense that could look a lot like the Patriots' schemes when they had Hernandez and the Gronk at the same time. Running those guys down the seams too fast for LBs and too big for safeties, not to mention the running game that opens up when the other team's D has to put in more DBs because they can't handle the speed of the WRs one on one.
I'll bet the 2022 class goes back to heavy on the OL.
What we've missed for a decade, recruiting with a plan.
F**kin weirdo’s
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