MyBloodIsRed16
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Don't know aboout Frost but I'm sure the line coach doesThe coaches used to track pancake blocks back in the Osborne days, didn't they? Does Frost do that?
Don't know aboout Frost but I'm sure the line coach doesThe coaches used to track pancake blocks back in the Osborne days, didn't they? Does Frost do that?
Frost is an extremely analytical guy so I would be very surprised if those, along with every other measurable, weren't being tracked. Even at the high school level, pancake blocks are a tracked stat for most teams.The coaches used to track pancake blocks back in the Osborne days, didn't they? Does Frost do that?
Would pancakes blocks be used more for run plays?The coaches used to track pancake blocks back in the Osborne days, didn't they? Does Frost do that?
It’s possible, although that was getting Luke some extra touches and throwing a wrinkle against Ohio State. Mills also got dinged up this week.Any reason we can't use AM as another RB like we were using Luke? I'm curious how that would work out. It's not like we're seeing much action out of Mills...
He better block well....Any reason we can't use AM as another RB like we were using Luke? I'm curious how that would work out. It's not like we're seeing much action out of Mills...
Does anyone have any concerns about arm strength and the quality of the balls when they're in the air? There was one play down in the red zone where he was throwing to an open TE and barely got the ball to the goal line. Granted, he was rolling out, but it was to his right and I don't recall there being any pressure. Also, the one that Warner dropped in the end zone was a poorly thrown ball. He should have caught it, but it was really wobbly, as was the pass to Allen on the 2nd or 3rd play of the game.
Not complaining about the win, or how the team played, just curious as to what everyone else thinks about these two areas.