runningblind
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They post serious stuff stats all the time. I can see if this was meant to be humorous sure, but they do both so forgive me if I couldn't tell this time.
Dylan Raiola
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TherealTomOsborne
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So he was named the offensive mvp of the league? Article is a little confusing. He is Big 10 freshman of the week but says he was the big ten offensive player of the week?
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TGHusker
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Hey Knapp -FIRST: GREAT POST. 2ND: a thought here: Can you repost this to a new thread just titled Dylan Raiola or similar. I got a feeling over the next 3 years and maybe 4 (if he doesn't go early to NFL) we will have a lot of DR highlights and awards. Perhaps it is time to get beyond the DR signs with Nebraska thread and look forward instead of backward. He is here and he is doing what we hoped he would do.Big Ten Freshman of the Week.
Nice!
desertshox
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admo
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Dylan looked great and played really well.
But don't make no mistake. He's played one college football game (a half really). Understanding this, Colo will likely send pressure often and hit him, tackle him to the ground, maybe some sacks, and try to rush his throws. They have enough talent in the secondary to play man in those situations.
I mean, that's what I would do to a young buck. Or against every Iowa QB, Wisconsin QB, etc....
As for the Huskers, Sanders has played a ton of college ball. Although I think we have good enough talent in the secondary to send pressure from the front 5-6, I think that's what he thrives in. Therefor I would limit blitzes and play coverage to keep him in the pocket for several seconds. That way he forces a throw or our front 4 gets to him.
I just hope the Husker O-Line provides protection and the RBs help too. And the communication is good so if we need to drop off a quick pass to a RB to avoid the pressure, it gets the job done and we keep getting yards and avoid sacks and hits.
I hope this makes sense?
But don't make no mistake. He's played one college football game (a half really). Understanding this, Colo will likely send pressure often and hit him, tackle him to the ground, maybe some sacks, and try to rush his throws. They have enough talent in the secondary to play man in those situations.
I mean, that's what I would do to a young buck. Or against every Iowa QB, Wisconsin QB, etc....
As for the Huskers, Sanders has played a ton of college ball. Although I think we have good enough talent in the secondary to send pressure from the front 5-6, I think that's what he thrives in. Therefor I would limit blitzes and play coverage to keep him in the pocket for several seconds. That way he forces a throw or our front 4 gets to him.
I just hope the Husker O-Line provides protection and the RBs help too. And the communication is good so if we need to drop off a quick pass to a RB to avoid the pressure, it gets the job done and we keep getting yards and avoid sacks and hits.
I hope this makes sense?