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1 hour ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

It's true.

I just asked the NSA and they said The Huddler is pretty damn good.

They also said Microsoft said he needs to get a steamer on those carpet stains.

Maybe the worst attempt at an insult ever posted.

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He has been hearing the "potential" line since college.  It is time to turn that into production.  I do not think it is fair to expect him to become a star--he is what he is--a 4th rounder with limited college production.

Pay attention to the free agent signing (DeValve) and the undrafted free agents.  An H back type with good hands (Central Michigan)  and a 6-6 receiving TE (former WR).

If I were Armah or Manhertz, I would be a bit nervous.

 

 

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1 minute ago, MHS831 said:

He has been hearing the "potential" line since college.  It is time to turn that into production.

Pay attention to the free agent signing (DeValve) and the undrafted free agents.  An H back type with good hands (Central Michigan)  and a 6-6 receiving TE (former WR).

If I were Armah or Manhertz, I would be a bit nervous.

 

 

Armah is too valuable as a do-it-all FB/H-back/TE.  Manhertz is the one that need to step up his game.  Being our QBs bodyguard is eventually going away.  Honestly, he's only mediocre in that role too.

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13 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

Armah is too valuable as a do-it-all FB/H-back/TE.  Manhertz is the one that need to step up his game.  Being our QBs bodyguard is eventually going away.  Honestly, he's only mediocre in that role too.

I do not get the love for Armah.  His reps seemed to diminish.  He has 3 catches for 11 yards in his career--as many receptions as tackles.  Did I see any bruising lead blocks?  I cannot recall any.   I do not know how he fits this offense--Brady is more likely to run a spread than a power I. 

  I think Brady will want more--he will want an Hback that can split out wide, motion into a pass route, etc. 

LSU was one of the few schools that used a FB a lot until last season. 

While the rest of the game discarded the position, LSU clung to its fullbacks. The Tigers averaged 5.4 fullbacks on their roster per year over the past decade. But after last season, LSU installed a run-pass option scheme. The Tigers adopted the spread, and now, they sometimes line up five wide receivers during practice.

   This year (2019 with Brady), it has one fullback listed on the roster: Tory Carter. 

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/sports/lsu/article_d9cd91ac-c5a0-11e9-ab5c-f3c55818e9ae.html

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11 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

I do not get the love for Armah.  His reps seemed to diminish.  He has 3 catches for 11 yards in his career--as many receptions as tackles.  Did I see any bruising lead blocks?  I cannot recall any.   I do not know how he fits this offense--Brady is more likely to run a spread than a power I. 

I do not see value with Armah as a FB, TE, or Hback.  I think Brady will want more--he will want an Hback that can split out wide, motion into a pass route, etc. 

LSU was one of the few schools that used a FB a lot until last season. 

While the rest of the game discarded the position, LSU clung to its fullbacks. The Tigers averaged 5.4 fullbacks on their roster per year over the past decade. But after last season, LSU installed a run-pass option scheme. The Tigers adopted the spread, and now, they sometimes line up five wide receivers during practice.

   This year (2019 with Brady), it has one fullback listed on the roster: Tory Carter. 

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/sports/lsu/article_d9cd91ac-c5a0-11e9-ab5c-f3c55818e9ae.html

I got ya, but we need at least one.  He's the best candidate.  Even if CMC has his snaps cut some, it's not going to be to a point were we need to suit up 4 RBs on game day.  Our TE corps is pretty bad.  Again, between suiting up that TE 3 or having a FB on game day, you go with the FB.  Now if you were arguing against having 2 FBs on the 53(55) man roster, I would agree 100%.  Eliminating it altogether so JAGs at RB #4 or TE #3 get  jersey on game day is a bit shortsighted.

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9 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

I do not get the love for Armah.  His reps seemed to diminish.  He has 3 catches for 11 yards in his career--as many receptions as tackles.  Did I see any bruising lead blocks?  I cannot recall any.   I do not know how he fits this offense--Brady is more likely to run a spread than a power I. 

  I think Brady will want more--he will want an Hback that can split out wide, motion into a pass route, etc. 

LSU was one of the few schools that used a FB a lot until last season. 

While the rest of the game discarded the position, LSU clung to its fullbacks. The Tigers averaged 5.4 fullbacks on their roster per year over the past decade. But after last season, LSU installed a run-pass option scheme. The Tigers adopted the spread, and now, they sometimes line up five wide receivers during practice.

   This year (2019 with Brady), it has one fullback listed on the roster: Tory Carter. 

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/sports/lsu/article_d9cd91ac-c5a0-11e9-ab5c-f3c55818e9ae.html

I think the old fullback is given away to the modern H-Back. Guys like Marshon Ford at Louisville last year that are basically a cross between a RB and a TE that can line up in the backfield or a long the line. 

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9 hours ago, The Huddler said:

actually its because im in the top 5% online xbox live and i know how to use players

 

scrub

 

 

 

33 minutes ago, Yaboychris28 said:

Play me then. yaboychris28. Put your money where your mouth is. Add me if you have Xbox one 

I'll smoke both of you, but I play ps4 - like a man.

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