Fidone
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Someone threw that out there but wouldn't put much stock in it at this point
Yeah, got through 2 seasons in a row without injury and had 31 catches. Doesn't exactly sound like a guy who is going to medically retire.
He will probably find a new home and have the season of his life, but as of now he is just not a good player. Doesn't block well and seems like he is stuck in the mud a lot of times trying to get open. I feel like he is another Gabe Ervin. Looked promising, but injuries and poor development stunted what could have been.
He actually had a better 23 season than this season, satt being drunk probably didn’t help him
He's a good player, can run vertically but satt kept making him run horizontally.
Utilized in completely the opposite way of how he should have been. Solid coaching as usual.
Fidone unfortunately has had too many injuries and couple that with poor coaching for half his career here.
Every wr screen we threw to him vs anytime he caught it downfield. Legs are too long and awkward to make lateral moves.
I’m talking about him being a vertical threat. Where did that come from?
Hell, everyone in the world knows he’s literally the worst bubble guy in the history of college football!
We COULD have run vertical routes with him like he was Kyler Reed.............We just didn't want to? **** if I know.
Don't remember any this year but last year he had a few long runs after catch.
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This might help with the wife. I have been telling mine this for years.
She might prefer a different kind of extender.
I thought throwing short outs to the TE was the dumbest play design. But Boerkircher showed us later in the season that yards could be gained.
All year I’ve been waiting for that route with a tight end straight down the middle, which is usually wide-open didn’t see it thrown one time this year. Seemed every route to a tight end he was either going horizontally or diagonally.
The starting TE on a bowl eligible Big 10 team who didn't miss any action for 2 straight seasons needs to medically retire? Ok.
I think Fidone would have been effective on numerous downfield routes. He has a massive catch radius, good to excellent hands, and clearly had the trust of Raiola.
Yeah that stuff sometimes pops open vs quarters or cover 3 when you have a serious running game.
I could go on but it’s not like the OL situation is going to get better until Dylan is gone.
