Sentences with phrase «ol play»

There is a good - looking nucleus on offense, but without solid OL play, ESPECIALLY on the outside, that nucleus of talent can be wasted, unable to take advantage because the defense is in the backfield too quickly, run or pass.

That's pretty clearly scheme and OL play.

The former, watching breno give up multiple double digit pressure games was the worse OL play I've ever had to witness.

Moreso was saying it off the top my head I can't recall ever a team winning the SB solely due to their OL play.

Here's what we gleaned listening to coaches and GMs address the media, including Cleveland's plan at No. 2, the Rams» big move and why OL play is lagging

Wanted to add to what you said, OL are in europe and players can get cup tied, I can't imagine OL playing without Lacazette if he is their player still.

If adding a guard gets this OL playing dominate football again then it was worth it...

But James Blackman was very slow progressing through reads (Jimbo's overly complicated offense), and the OL played poorly.

Not exact matches

The OL will run block because unless there's a check made (usually reserved for a downfield throw on a pre-snap RPO read) they have no idea if it's run or pass until the play is over.

ferguson played him in d wing so dat he cud develop his ol round game although he is a striker.....

Least favorite: «We got a kid named [OL] Kyle Trout, and he plays a lot of cartoon songs and stuff like that... like Dragon Tales.

They played with one of the most cohesive attacks we saw all night, using everything from coordinated attacks to the «ol toss and target», throwing up a lob just to nail someone with a line drive.

OL have played a game more than the reigning champions, but sit two points ahead of them, putting the onus back on PSG ahead of the weekend's games.

If we drafted right side OL, the blocking could be so good that it elevates our backups play which also alleviates your concern.

I like the split up of resources across LBs / OL / EDGE players I would like to add a smaller LB to play in the nickel like Skai Moore or Dorian O'Daniel.

Kirk's son Brian, a former Hawkeye center and Patriots assistant, spent the last five seasons leading the OL and now takes play - calling duties from the retired Greg Davis.

Atleast all our players would have had to know every other players style on the pitch of play not in the training ground, i used to say akb but honestly wenger is not acting like the acronym, something has to happen the man has got to wake up or step down, but im scared of change cos it is like a gamble, a new coach with a new philosophy and style, it might take time to adapt and that time would be enough for other teams to step up thus demoralsing the club, both fans and board, wouldn't like us to do a porchettino, look at Liverpool, if its gona be a new coach its got ta be one of em arsenal ol boys, who knows what it is like to be called a gooner, that's just my thought on this matter,

I would have liked one but that might be a 2019 priority after a QB along with more OL if this situation played out.

The remaining 16 names include people like Walt Sweeney (9x PB 2x AP), Tom Mack (11x PB HOF), Bill Fralic (4x PB 2x AP), John «the best to ever play the position» Hannah (HOF), John Niland (6x PB 2x AP), Mike Munchak (9x PB HOF), Ed Budde (7x PB 2x AP), Bruce «I can play anything on the OL at an All Pro level» Matthews (HOF).

Either the line finally figured it out after 12 games or the play calling somehow worked to the OL's strengths.

He should also thank the play of his OL, which has kept him upright.

What you, and others, are trying to explain away is that Landry played much worse vs. the top 2 OLs and offenses (Notre Dame & Clemson) that BC faced in 2017.

He played in a really bad offense, with a poor OL and poor QB play, during his 2 seasons at Florida (he was a JuCo transfer), but still put up very productive stats in a part - time role.

OL had been hoping to close the gap on league leaders PSG, but remain 10 points behind the league leaders and reigning French champions having played one game more than their rivals.

I am not in favor of picking McGlinchey, but if we do, we could reasonably expect him to benefit greatly from Ravens» OL coaching and playing beside Yanda.

Lacazette is a class CF, he has never played outside of France so he may take a bit of time to adapt to a new league and language... Please remember that it took TH14 a short while to get going in the red and white, if Lacazette doesn't hit the ground scoring a hattrick then please support him, if he can replicate what he does for OL for AFC then Wenger can make him a better CF.

I think a lot of QB's would look good with Thielen's play and our OL for most of the season.

And at center they played a converted DT who had only started getting playing time on the OL in 2016.

Kareem Hunt was the only one last year, and yes his playing on a loaded offensive team with a great OL and veteran QB that hasn't had a losing season since 2012 helped a whole lot.

Nobody really talks Nelson as a choice but it lines up: (1) if he plays to scouting report, gold jacket test checked; (2) Getty came in saying «we need to fix the OL»; (3) big guys give you a chance to win.

Players can play both OL and DL.

The Michigan OL averaged 6» 5, 302 pounds, staying lean enough to execute reach blocks on stretch plays, while the App State OL averaged 6» 3, 276 pounds.

We have the smallest OL in the league and play some limited form of the west coast offense (predicated on more pass via screens).

The Reddit poster also notes that a mass exodus may take place as star OL Chuma Edoga, recently demoted QB Max Browne and WR / CB Keyshawn Pie Young, are looking to leave Southern California and play elsewhere.

Sure, just like we lost because of every other puzzle piece that fit together perfectly for the Eagles that day, from Foles stellar passing to our DL getting outmanned by their OL, to horrible coverage, to bad hurdle attempts, to missed tackles on any given play....

since Reid played as on the OL, he'd be all about getting down and nasty with the running game.

Rosen has durability issues I'll give you that but he's played around one of the worst OL in NCAA and still took shots down the field.

Hopefully Hitch was just doing the ol rookie carousel thing for their first years and he'll let Remi, Smith, and Honka play their games next year.

Behind interior OL I would put a guy that can play 3 - tech and 5 - tech as their next priority.

That means he's got the closing speed to chase plays down from behind, which makes him tough to block from pulling linemen and other OLs at the second level because it can be difficult to get a good angle on him.

If the BPA is OT, not G, say in round two — and we took no OL in round one — I'm taking that OT and either moving him inside to Guard or playing him on the right side and kicking Collins back to Left Guard.

If we don't, we'd have one hell of a time maintaining quality play on the OL this year.

Now some teams will still take that OT high because of need, and less teams need a C, however these C can play G and would make very versatile interior OL.

PROMINENT PLAYERS COACHED FLORIDA OL MAX GARCIA — As a senior in 2014, he was named Second Team All - SEC in his first - ever season playing center.

NFL PLAYERS (ROUND DRAFTED) WR Curt Pardridge (6th)-- Northern Illinois ’86 — San Diego Chargers OL Todd Peat (11th)-- Northern Illinois ’87 — St. Louis Cardinals OL Dan Graham (UFA)-- Northern Illinois ’88 — Tampa Bay Bucs OL Ted Karamanos (UFA)-- Northern Illinois ’88 — Washington Redskins OL Fletcher Keister (UFA)-- Oregon State ’93 — Houston Oilers OL Ali Kalaniuvalu (3rd)-- Oregon State ’94 — Atlanta Falcons OL Jason Spitz (3rd)-- Louisville ’06 — Green Bay Packers OL Renardo Foster (UFA)-- Louisville ’07 — Atlanta Falcons OL Travis Leffew (UFA)-- Louisville ’07 — Kansas City Chiefs OL Kurt Quarterman (UFA)-- Louisville ’07 — Atlanta Falcons OL Breno Giacomini (5th)-- Louisville ’08 — Green Bay Packers OL George Bussey (5th)-- Louisville ’09 — Green Bay Packers OL Eric Wood (1st)-- Louisville ’09 — Buffalo Bills OL Jonathan Luigs (4th)-- Arkansas ’09 — Cincinnati Bengals OL Mitch Petrus (5th)-- Arkansas ’10 — New York Giants OL Max Tuerk (3rd)-- Southern Cal ’16 — San Diego Chargers OL Trip Thurman (UFA)-- Florida ’16 — Cincinnati Bengals PLAYING CAREER Summers played defensive back at Georgetown (Ky.) College after playing high school football at Tates Creek High in LexingtonPLAYING CAREER Summers played defensive back at Georgetown (Ky.) College after playing high school football at Tates Creek High in Lexingtonplaying high school football at Tates Creek High in Lexington (Ky.).

Pick 54 — TE Dallas Goedert (South Dakota State)-- huge run on defense right before the pick, was best available Pick 78 — LB Malik Jefferson (Texas)-- last LB we took out of Texas turned out well for us (bye DJ), probably more of an OLB for us Pick 86 — DL Dashawn Hand (Alabama)-- getting him here is good value for splash plays, needs more consistency but worth the risk Pick 124 — DL B.J. Hill (North Carolina State)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 199 — Edge Dorance Armstrong JR (Kansas)-- at this point in the draft he's well worth the risk for the upside Pick 211 — DL Lowell Lotulelei (Utah)-- #more meat for the trenches Pick 233 — OL Bradley Bozeman (Alabama)-- another C / G option for our line with experience on a good line / team, also see #meat / trenches Pick 243 — LB Skai Moore (South Carolina)-- here's the WILB everyone wants way down in the 7th round

On the OL, if you have one stud paving the way, and another above average guy helping out, but the 3 others that are meh or not used to playing with the other two, then you notice the meh one's much more than the guy who's racking up pancake blocks.

True, he couldn't get it done vs. SC & Bama in «16, when our OL was just overrun, and I don't know WHAT the hell kind of weird food poisoning the whole team (coaches included) got into before ASU last year, but if we're talking only 3 losses over two years attributable to «bad, or non-clutch QB play» — if you want to call it that, then is that really such a «bad» track record?

Tbh, Rankin from Mississippi State is seeming like a good move as he's a guy who can still put on some weight to get up to 320 (pretty much the standard for our OL) and has experience playing literally every single offensive line position while still being a good athlete and tenacious run blocker.

After the Wolverines picked up the commitment from three - star OT Jack Stewart earlier this week, Trente Jones, a four - star OL pledge out of Georgia, is looking forward to playing with his future teammates: