Not really, bringing straight fire. This is how I think it should go.
QB: Murray / Kendall
RB: Brooks / Sermon
Ex: Make it happen, dat gum it
FB: Meier / Hall
YWR: Morris / Calcaterra
Ex: Eventually, you have to make a contested catch
HWR: DOESN'T EVEN MATTER, THEY DON'T PLAY OR MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
XWR: Lamb / Miller
ZWR: Brown / Robinson
RT: Ford / Ealy
RG: Samia / Robinson
C: Humphrey / Alvarez
LG: Powers / Alvarez
LT: Evans / Swenson
WDE: Perkins / Jackson
NG: Gallimore / Overton / Faamatau
DT: Bledsoe / Lott
SDE: Mann / Thomas
WLB: Bolton / Draper
MLB: Murray / White
SLB: Jones / Bonitto
CB: Norwood / Motley
CB: Brown / Broiles
SS: Parker / Haughton
FS: Barnes / Haughton
NB: BRH / Fields
'19 outlook
QB: Kendall / Rattler / Mordecai
RB: Brooks / Sermon / Pledger
FB: Hall / Tillman / Saltarelli
YWR: Calcaterra / Morris / Willis
HWR: Henderson / Robinson / Stoops
XWR: Lamb / Miller / Bridges
ZWR: Wease / Crawford / Rambo
RT: Ford / Ealy / Swaby
RG: Robinson / Moore / Alexander
C: Humphrey / Ogar
LG: Hayes / Simpson
LT: Walker / Swenson / Wilkins
WDE: Redmond / Jackson / Jones
DT: Gallimore / Thompson / Faamatau
DT: Bledsoe / Lott / Kelley
SDE: Perkins / Mann / Tatum
WLB: White / Draper / Mead
MLB: Murray / Asamoah / Perkins
SLB: Jones / Bonitto / Daley
CB: BRH / Washington / Broiles
CB: Brown / Norwood / Edwards
SS: Parker / Morris / Fields
FS: Sylvie / Barnes / Yell
NB: Broiles / Yell / Fields
Time for me to vent. How does Riley keep on signing off on those passive defensive gameplans? You're telling me that after ISU's b/u QB throws for all his yardage, after Army nearly beats us due to not being aggressive, after Baylor moved it on us....he signed off on that scheme? Does he not look at the defensive gameplans as if he was the opposing OC? Was he just that scared of telling Mike no?
Also, Bolton is now my favorite player of all time. Not only willing to fight Mike, but causing him to officially lose the lockerroom and get him fired? Legend. Respek.
Glad Riley nutted up and fired Mike, just wish he would've had the balls to do it last offseason.
QB: Murray / Kendall
RB: Brooks / Sermon
Ex: Make it happen, dat gum it
FB: Meier / Hall
YWR: Morris / Calcaterra
Ex: Eventually, you have to make a contested catch
HWR: DOESN'T EVEN MATTER, THEY DON'T PLAY OR MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
XWR: Lamb / Miller
ZWR: Brown / Robinson
RT: Ford / Ealy
RG: Samia / Robinson
C: Humphrey / Alvarez
LG: Powers / Alvarez
LT: Evans / Swenson
WDE: Perkins / Jackson
NG: Gallimore / Overton / Faamatau
DT: Bledsoe / Lott
SDE: Mann / Thomas
WLB: Bolton / Draper
MLB: Murray / White
SLB: Jones / Bonitto
CB: Norwood / Motley
CB: Brown / Broiles
SS: Parker / Haughton
FS: Barnes / Haughton
NB: BRH / Fields
'19 outlook
QB: Kendall / Rattler / Mordecai
RB: Brooks / Sermon / Pledger
FB: Hall / Tillman / Saltarelli
YWR: Calcaterra / Morris / Willis
HWR: Henderson / Robinson / Stoops
XWR: Lamb / Miller / Bridges
ZWR: Wease / Crawford / Rambo
RT: Ford / Ealy / Swaby
RG: Robinson / Moore / Alexander
C: Humphrey / Ogar
LG: Hayes / Simpson
LT: Walker / Swenson / Wilkins
WDE: Redmond / Jackson / Jones
DT: Gallimore / Thompson / Faamatau
DT: Bledsoe / Lott / Kelley
SDE: Perkins / Mann / Tatum
WLB: White / Draper / Mead
MLB: Murray / Asamoah / Perkins
SLB: Jones / Bonitto / Daley
CB: BRH / Washington / Broiles
CB: Brown / Norwood / Edwards
SS: Parker / Morris / Fields
FS: Sylvie / Barnes / Yell
NB: Broiles / Yell / Fields
Time for me to vent. How does Riley keep on signing off on those passive defensive gameplans? You're telling me that after ISU's b/u QB throws for all his yardage, after Army nearly beats us due to not being aggressive, after Baylor moved it on us....he signed off on that scheme? Does he not look at the defensive gameplans as if he was the opposing OC? Was he just that scared of telling Mike no?
Also, Bolton is now my favorite player of all time. Not only willing to fight Mike, but causing him to officially lose the lockerroom and get him fired? Legend. Respek.
Glad Riley nutted up and fired Mike, just wish he would've had the balls to do it last offseason.
