Why bother to differentiate between DE and DT? Aren't they all DL?
DEs and DTs can align in a variety of different ways.4i is inside eye on the OT. Typical 4-3 DE aligns in either a 5 tech (outside shoulder of the OT) or 7 tech (outside the TE).
Murray has both ability and severe physical limitations. #1 overall seems patently insane with all the question marks surrounding his size and his character. But we all expect stupid from Arizona.
Way less than 5% chance vs Clemson and Bama. <10% vs UGa. Maybe 15% vs LSU. 20-25% chance they win one of them. Odds of them losing to Auburn are pretty close to even. 30-35% chance they lose to MSU. They are also more likely to lose to Ole Miss or even SC than they are to beat the top 2 teams on that schedule.
Ah yes. The bald and unsupported assertion that your opinion somehow represents "logic." You simply dismiss all other POVs without feeling any need for discussion. Very aggy.
You totally fail. Even with episodes of repeated, epic stupidity by aggy this thread averages a little over 20 posts per day. By contrast Robert Kraft being busted for a handjob got 10x that many posts when there was actually something to discuss. So your definition of active needs about as much work as your definition of logic and your spelling of "hateread." Unless that what they call the printed materials for fish camp of course.
Yep. And 3-1 in bowl games + a beatdown of UGa pretty much blew that myth out of the water. Perception is starting to catch up to reality but aggy will be the last to figure it out.
Yes. "We play against FCS and the worst teams in FBS OOC, plus primitive offenses that will make defenders look good in conference" sounds great on paper. Of course the NFL is moving sharply away from that offensive style so it won't really prepare players for future demands in the pros.
Not much difference in the play count. Texas played one more game but the 7 OT rob job was almost 2 games worth of snaps. Both teams were close to 100 offensive plays each.
It's not as if Suh is the only guy who plays defense that way. He's just the most blatant about it. And do you really want to hang your hat on the assumption that the Cardinals are going to waste their pick on Kyler Murray and Suh will already be suspended when they meet?
Also it will be interesting to see if KK installs the double wide line splits and how effective that blocking scheme will be with NFL rules and refs. If the OL can't hold blatantly, pass pro breaks down pretty badly with that alignment.
Doubtful. There might be one team in the NFL that spreads it out anywhere close to the degree that OU did for Murray. He's going to be facing pass rushes in much tighter spaces in the pocket. I suppose this will give him plenty of opportunities to slide for a sack. As for the protection of the rules, we'll see how much defenders like Suh respect that.