Vertigo

Why did they just photoshop mom into a second picture?

I would love to see Sark tinker a bit with either a 4 wide set, or a real rotation at WR this fall. It sounds like we have 5-6 legitimate dudes that deserve to see the field.

I'm taking the under on this, but he has been known to be pretty reasonable and change his mind with spirited debate.

Osborne is a great looking back. Does he have track times?

Is he this cycle's Collin Simmons in terms of need? Crazy power at the point of attack.

The two small school guys I was most impressed with athletically coming out were Bledsoe and Derrian Gullett. I remember Gullett playing linebacker in high school and then sliding out to field corner and manning up their best receiver at times and actually getting pass deflections and picks. Then he ran some ridiculous time at the texas relays for his size as well.

I suddenly have hope that we will win it all.

I like Wafle, you always like to see Edge prospects breaking long runs as a RB and being super destructive as a defender. His disruption reminds me a bit of Vasek his senior season but with a thicker frame.

Sounds like a Texas One tailgate.

I gotta be honest, I didn't see a lot of places for weight to come off of Blackshire. That guy is an absolute unit.

They are both elite prospects, they are just different players. Cook is going to be the volume 9 catches for 95 yards type, and Wingo is going to be the 6 catches for 130 yards type. Those two pair perfectly in this system as we saw with Worthy and Mitchell.

I don't think anyone is confusing Sanders as an in-line blocker. He is a liability in pass protection, and an average run blocker. He is still a huge matchup problem in the passing game, and I think that will keep him in the 2nd or 3rd round. There are plenty of pass catching specialists in the NFL at TE right now. Ryan Watts at 11-1 Broad jump is insane. Where was all of this explosiveness on the field?

With that rotation, he shouldn't need to play more than 5-7 at any given time.

I don't think Lefau is going to struggle to get up to a good playing weight for the fall. a 5-8 pound increase is a pretty easy ask. I would like to see him closer to 230 if he can maintain his mobility and flexibility. RE: DTs, I know everyone is a little down in Mitchell at the moment, but it really depends on what he is being asked to do. If they want to adjust the scheme a bit with him on the field as a 2 down run plugger over the ball and just say "Don't go backwards", then I think he can play at that weight and be additive. If they want him going side to side, then he is going to struggle. I am most excited about Bledsoe. I think he is the guy who has the most ability to come on and flash this spring. Collins, Broughton, Bryant, and Savea is a quality floor to work with. If Bledsoe can be a difference maker and Sydir and/or January can spell those guys then I think we are going to be fine.

I am actually quite curious to see the difference in our run game with Cam Williams in the lineup. He was leaving some smoking craters on the field last season in some of his run snaps. I would love to see him and DJ Campbell just road grading on the right side.

The livestream has moved to the 9th green at 9PM. Wear a suit.

Good looking prospect. I really like the ball placement, and his footwork is pretty good for a soph. As he grows, I would like to see him get to his second and third read a bit more but I love his accuracy and anticipation.

Murphy's draft rise is an interesting one. He is a rare dude off the field, which helps, but he is also a bit undersized from what you would normally see in a first round DT. I never really bought into the length at DT as much as some scouts do. Long arms for an OL mean nothing if a guy is playing under your pads. Kelly Gregg and Poona Ford both had great careers being fire hydrants in the middle.

Guys, as a regular surly poster do I need to pass some kind of background check or hose off in the yard before I start posting over here? Some things you just can't unsee.