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I’m looking forward to judging his tweet game over these next few weeks. Follows, retweets, tweets - it will all be scrutinized by my trained eye.

I know nothing about him other than Vic Fangio hired him - which is a check on the 'pro' side for me. According to this video he was a hold-over at WKU through three different DCs.

Nahlin (IT) reporting that Joe DeCamillis is not expected back next season. Hes looking for a return to the NFL.

Yikes.

Asst. D-Line coach for the Lions: Cameron Davis - Prior to the Lions was a DL coach at Lamar University for a couple of years. Spent a season as a Grad Asst at A&M. https://www.detroitlions.com/team/coaches-roster/cameron-davis Previously posted this - but these were the playoff teams coaches that I thought were realistic/reasonable. I didn't include Davis because his resume is extremely light (but so was Chris Jackson's, so what the fuck do I know). Houston Texans: Jacques Cesaire DL coach - 5 years at Univ of San Diego as DL coach, 9 years as DE for San Diego Chargers Rod Wright Asst DL Coach Green Bay Packers: Jerry Montgomery DL coach -11 years in college at OU, Michigan, Wyoming. Last 9 years in NFL Detroit Lions: John Scott Jr. DL Coach - First year in Detroit. Previously coached at Penn St., South Carolina, and Arkansas Wayne Blair QC - Long time Florida HS head coach, spent last two years coaching DLine in Detroit. Played at Tulane and CFL Buffalo Bills: Marcus West Asst D-Line - Prior to joining Bills in 2022 spent 14 years as college D-Line coach (Charlotte, Minn, Austin Peay) San Francisco 49ers: Darryl Tapp Asst D-Line - 12 year NFL veteran. Coached D-Line at V-Tech for 2 seasons. Joined 49ers in 2022.

Texas A&M RB Le’Veon Moss

You're trying to use tackles as a measure of effectiveness for a DT.

I think they see a kid who is ready to step in and play heavy minutes if needed but otherwise is going to be a good rotational DT. FWIW - Here is PFF Run Defense Grades for the Arizona and Texas DL:

Just confirming what we already knew - Nielsen is not the DL coach.

FWIW - here are the grades for the Arizona and Texas DL last year:

6'4" 293. Not necessarily the NT I think we're looking for. He was Arizona's 2nd highest grade DL according to PFF.

Rocketing up draft boards (at least in the estimation of some well-known and connected draft guys): Dane Brugler's mock has Murphy going at 16 in the first round. https://theathletic.com/5203443/2024/01/16/nfl-mock-draft-2024-two-rounds-quarterbacks/ Daniel Jeremiah's mock has Murphy at the number 11 pick. Calls him the best DT in the draft. https://www.nfl.com/news/daniel-jeremiah-2024-nfl-mock-draft-1-0 Jim Nagy (heads the Senior Bowl) had said a few weeks back in an interview that he thought Murphy would surprise some people and be drafted much earlier than expected.

I prefer not to document my parents descent into paranoia and their journey to becoming openly and proudly racist.

Even in death I didn't expect George Michael would look this bad.

Doesn't seem possible.

wrong thread

Bond was open in the end zone. DaBoer is going to pull his hair out watching Milroe.

He’s lost a total of 12 games in 9 years of coaching. I don’t think he’s ‘in over his head’, but I do think he is going to have his most challenging season as a head coach in 2024.

It is absolutely wild to think that Texas is losing its WR1, WR2, and TE1 to the NFL Draft - all in the top 2 rounds - and that next years passing game could be better.

I don’t think it’s necessarily concerns as much as the talent on campus is young and untested (I guess that’s just a pedantic argument over the word ‘concerns’) . Also WR/DB are the most loaded positions in the portal. Why not go out and get the best if you have the ability.

So I guess they wouldn't release him from his NLI?

I prefer Yurosek as well - but I'd be ecstatic with either. Also - Bama fans are idiots.