The freshmen are going to have to step up. I also wonder if Tommie Hill will play both ways.
Well, when you get into a potential track meet against some teams, its good to put your track guys on the field.Bummer, thin WR room just got thinner…
Ryan Tannehill played wr in college before taking over at QB. Similar traitsPut Haarberg at WR. Small sample size, you can see the speed!! If he has the hands, roll with it!
we have a couple.Well, when you get into a potential track meet against some teams, its good to put your track guys on the field.
We have more than a couple. Match speed with speed.we have a couple.
Gotta protect the QB to throw to them. Personally I hope we give Ervin and Johnson 30-40 carries.We have more than a couple. Match speed with speed.
It almost seems like the new guys are destined to get a lot of reps. We need 1 or 2 to really break out. Transforms the Offense.
Yep, if NU can put some speed out there the DB's have to respect, might be able to drag them far enough downfield where a 8-10 yard run can go to the house. At least, we can always hope.Gotta protect the QB to throw to them. Personally I hope we give Ervin and Johnson 30-40 carries.
I think they’ll dare Simms to throw it. I think we have to pound on them and make Hunter tackle a 225 lb back. I don’t think we can win a track meet.Yep, if NU can put some speed out there the DB's have to respect, might be able to drag them far enough downfield where a 8-10 yard run can go to the house. At least, we can always hope.
We can pretend like we didn't recruit Coleman, Lloyd, Doss and the fastest of them all Brice Turner.Too bad we didn't sign a top wr recruit. A tall one with great speed. Sure could use a guy like that.
Since CU recruited him, I'm sure they're aware of his speed and size. They could assign Hunter to him, Coleman could make a helluva decoy deep.Coleman really needs to take the next step quickly..
Well, when you get into a potential track meet against some teams, its good to put your track guys on the field.
I don't disagree with your Tannehill example, but it seems risky to have Haarberg running routes where he may have to high point a ball and get wrecked on the way to the turf. Don't forget Sims doesn't put the ball on a dime.Ryan Tannehill played wr in college before taking over at QB. Similar traits
I wonder if they have packages with Rahmir split wide. NU has kids that can run. Tommi has two-way potential.The fact that it looks like more run game this year takes the edge off the IGC loss a bit. Washington is a pretty steady player and operates well in the middle. NU has three decent receivers and two decent TEs. For the amount NU is going to pass, they should be able to put together a functional pass game with those guys.
NU can't have their 4.4 DB's covering NU's 4.6 guys. Its a speed mismatch. They can cover those guys with 90% effort.One or two young bucks are going to have to step up. Coleman appears to have D1 size and speed, we’ll see what happens I guess…😒
I didn't see him go down.
Get the CU DB's chasing some legitimate speed WR's, then maybe a LB has to cover Fidone. That should be a mismatch if the ball is thrown worth a crap.Might be forced to target Fidon now.
NU can't have their 4.4 DB's covering NU's 4.6 guys. Its a speed mismatch. They can cover those guys with 90% effort.
Match their speed with our speed guys and make them go 100% to try to stay even with our WR's.
I don't think its a mystery.
Yes, yes, and yes. Especially the first 3 lines.For a lot of reasons our passing schemes and routes are going to have to be simplified. We need the young talent like Coleman on the field but we cannot expect true freshmen to understand all of the nuances and intricacies of the passing game. Put in 2 or 3 packages for each young guy and run those in practice 100 times. The other reason to simplify is that Sims needs to have one or two options in simple routes to toss to, and if the guys are not open in two or three seconds to tuck it and run. We probably also need to have an outlet receiver like a running back available on every pass play. Better to gain 3 or 4 yards on a short dump off pass than take a sack or throw a pic.
And we need to see more Ervin and Rahmir Johnson as running backs and less Grant.
And here is a really novel idea that we have not tried here in a long time. Have our offensive lineman not false start at the five yard line.
That would be a sight for sore eyes..Might be forced to target Fidon now.
Coleman is a beast. Will be fun and intriguing watching him this weekend. Not sure CU would assign Hunter to him but would be a great game to get Cormani some reps against someone of similar dimensions and speed.Since CU recruited him, I'm sure they're aware of his speed and size. They could assign Hunter to him, Coleman could make a helluva decoy deep.
For a lot of reasons our passing schemes and routes are going to have to be simplified. We need the young talent like Coleman on the field but we cannot expect true freshmen to understand all of the nuances and intricacies of the passing game.
I don't disagree with your Tannehill example, but it seems risky to have Haarberg running routes where he may have to high point a ball and get wrecked on the way to the turf. Don't forget Sims doesn't put the ball on a dime.
As short as NU is at QB, we're all nervous about the QB depth at Sims/HH or Purdy. The loss of HH at WR could be costly, and besides, we have WR's a lot faster and more skilled at running routes downfield.
Maybe when we start getting run off the field by much faster teams?"we have WR's a lot faster and more skilled at running routes downfield. "
When are they going to start playing? 😂