Tyjon Lindsey

A little off topic here, and my apologies if this has been answered before, but what's up with the jaws on Lindsey's practice helmet? 

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He doesn't have it on his game helmet.

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He looked like the rest of the team last season: dispirited, unmotivated, trying to scratch through on athletic ability alone because they knew the schemes were garbage.
He wasn't put in the best situations to utilize his speed and athleticism last year.  The offense last year didn't create a lot of opportunities for guys in space.  So, when Lindsey was spending so much time dancing and moving side-to-side, it made him look slow and dispirited.

What I liked about what I saw on Saturday was that they got Lindsey in space, and they got him moving upfield and in one-on-one situations against a defender.

 
He looked like the rest of the team last season: dispirited, unmotivated, trying to scratch through on athletic ability alone because they knew the schemes were garbage.


Some good points noted by you and others and better explanation than my statement, but scheme or not, I don’t remember him outrunning or juking a single defender, and he would get run down. JD and Stanley, while targeted more often, showed they couldn’t be stopped. 

 
Some good points noted by you and others and better explanation than my statement, but scheme or not, I don’t remember him outrunning or juking a single defender, and he would get run down. JD and Stanley, while targeted more often, showed they couldn’t be stopped. 


I chalk it up to a couple things.  One, Lindsey needing to adjust to the speed of the college game and realizing he can't shuck and jive and expect to make everyone miss.  Two, Lindsey pressing because he got the ball so infrequently that when he did, he was trying to hit a home run every time he touched the ball.

 
I chalk it up to a couple things.  One, Lindsey needing to adjust to the speed of the college game and realizing he can't shuck and jive and expect to make everyone miss.  Two, Lindsey pressing because he got the ball so infrequently that when he did, he was trying to hit a home run every time he touched the ball.


Probably a lot of truth to this.

 
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