I think I saw that Ferguson actually has a good PFF score so far.the season is …….
Disapointed that Rice is a non factor and Pringle isn’t ready. Ferguson has not impressed. Collins has been put in a blender in pass pro.
I saw exactly the same thing with Collins. The NT from UT abused him and, even in run fits, he got no push in short yardage situations against 55 and 92 on UConn. Need to get Miller ready. I'm giving Pringle a pass - great size and (reportedly) good feet, but NRFPT. Ferguson is good but can be a mixed bag ... lacks consistency.the season is …….
Disapointed that Rice is a non factor and Pringle isn’t ready. Ferguson has not impressed. Collins has been put in a blender in pass pro.
Replying to myself here, but is it maybe because these were RPO plays where Angeli can either hand it off or decide to keep it and pass it? But I would think for these instances the OL would still block as if its a running play right?I was watching the replay of the UConn game the other day and I noticed on a couple of run plays in the second half, the OL was not firing off the ball at all. It was like the entire unit sat their and waited for the DL to come to them. And I don't mean a couple guys, i mean the entire unit. I don't understand what was going on.
O line cant block as if it a running play because once they are 4 yards down field they are illegally down field if it’s a pass.Replying to myself here, but is it maybe because these were RPO plays where Angeli can either hand it off or decide to keep it and pass it? But I would think for these instances the OL would still block as if it’s a running play right?
What does a dominant OL performance look like tonight?
This is a good list.
- No [or extremely limited] QB pressure
- 175+ yards rushing
- Imposing their will on the opponent [instead of being unable to open holes in the run game, or having difficulty in pass pro]