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Oh Yeah...I mean it!
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Based on his mumbling, the dog agrees with you. I managed to get a few words out of him about his previous mumbles. He said that SEC teams not only are very familiar with Josh's offense, but are also duplicating it. Phantom also said that defenses are gradually getting better at defending it. As a result, Josh will throw them off by utilizing the TE more to open them to devastating damage by the slot receiver. Geez, once I got him talking the dog won't shut up. Phantom further claims that this will sucker DBs closer inside, and Joshie will employ two TEs to basically nickle and dime for consistent first downs, then spring either a run or endzone thunderstrike as opponents try to defend too much chain relocations at the expense of a wide open back field.Holden Staes - TE 1a
Ethan Davis - TE 1b
Think they both play a lot.
We haven't had even remotely close to a juggernaut at TE the last 3 yrsNo offense to any players. NO coaching staff ( recent past or modern ) has utilized TE's in this offensive skeem. We've had some Juggernauts too that ride pine. So next man up?.....What?, to dress out? Maybe two passes in in three games?
It's actually tragic. What a waste of a lethal weapon......
GBO
Princeston Fant was used in a multitude of ways by Huepel and Golesh. 8 TDs is pretty good for a WR much less a TE.No offense to any players. NO coaching staff ( recent past or modern ) has utilized TE's in this offensive skeem. We've had some Juggernauts too that ride pine. So next man up?.....What?, to dress out? Maybe two passes in in three games?
It's actually tragic. What a waste of a lethal weapon......
GBO