"If I'm DeMornay Pierson-El, I would redshirt... Period. Point blank. End of discussion."
From DB this morning on Sharp & Benning in the Morning.
Also from this morning's podcast: "The early MVP five days in... is Mark Philipp and his staff." This was in the context of the apparent startling improvement in David Knevel!
DB: "We watched Knevel just lock a guy out and run the (??). Coincidentally, it was the play where Michael Rose-Ivey got rolled up on. Okay, that would not have happened (MRI injury) had a DLineman, who shall remain nameless, had not been put in the lap of one Michael Rose-Ivey. But he was put in the lap of one Michael Rose-Ivey because David Knevel locked a guy out and I mean, put him on skates. I'm talking 4-5 yards depth, 4-5 yards width. It was outside zone. And Knevel enjoyed doing it. And your guy (talking w/Sharp) said to me, 'Yeah, I think he's finally grown into his body." Like he's not near as long and gangly like he was two years ago... He looked amazing."
Then a few minutes later...
DB: "I'm trying to be objective here. But the guy that's now wearing #26 -- Keiron Williams -- is PLAYING..HIS..REAR...END...OFF. He went from a guy where I used to think, 'Man, this guy can't change direction." And he's little. But MAN, does he look the part.
GS: "He was running with the 1s."
DB: "Balling. Balling yesterday. He's making life miserable for some of those inside receivers."
A lot of good stuff in that first segment!
From DB this morning on Sharp & Benning in the Morning.
Also from this morning's podcast: "The early MVP five days in... is Mark Philipp and his staff." This was in the context of the apparent startling improvement in David Knevel!
DB: "We watched Knevel just lock a guy out and run the (??). Coincidentally, it was the play where Michael Rose-Ivey got rolled up on. Okay, that would not have happened (MRI injury) had a DLineman, who shall remain nameless, had not been put in the lap of one Michael Rose-Ivey. But he was put in the lap of one Michael Rose-Ivey because David Knevel locked a guy out and I mean, put him on skates. I'm talking 4-5 yards depth, 4-5 yards width. It was outside zone. And Knevel enjoyed doing it. And your guy (talking w/Sharp) said to me, 'Yeah, I think he's finally grown into his body." Like he's not near as long and gangly like he was two years ago... He looked amazing."
Then a few minutes later...
DB: "I'm trying to be objective here. But the guy that's now wearing #26 -- Keiron Williams -- is PLAYING..HIS..REAR...END...OFF. He went from a guy where I used to think, 'Man, this guy can't change direction." And he's little. But MAN, does he look the part.
GS: "He was running with the 1s."
DB: "Balling. Balling yesterday. He's making life miserable for some of those inside receivers."
A lot of good stuff in that first segment!
