- Jun 9, 2014
- 78,692
- 111,519
Founding Member
3rd and Grantham?Could have used a 4th and a colon.
UF Fall Camp: camp over...Game 1 up next
- Thread starter BMF
- Start date
- Status
- Jun 24, 2014
- 4,023
- 10,231
Founding Member
I'm more concerned about us running out of QB's with dumbass Hevesy not doing a damn thing
- Oct 21, 2014
- 1,750
- 1,917
Left tackle barely touched him, good Lord
- Oct 21, 2014
- 1,750
- 1,917
- Oct 8, 2017
- 2,171
- 5,612
- Jun 9, 2014
- 78,692
- 111,519
Founding Member
well the bad news for Zach is one he won't be playing us and two he won't be playing weak side defensive end either.
That superwide DE blitz position IS almost unblockable. Of course, it gives up and hope of doing anything in run defense unless they just run right into you. Forget the C gap or edge.
Any semi competent OC will just chip that guy inside with a back or TE. Or run right inside that guy.
Nevertheless our collection of microblitzers will be playing that and Zach forced inside, as always.
It is too bad. He is a capable maybe even elite 3 down DE end but the deficiencies of the other positions will force him elsewhere.
Last edited:
- Jul 27, 2018
- 3,277
- 7,071
Returning production is a useless statistic, especially if the returning production sucks.
In our case, it hurts because our production in 2020 was really good.
In our case, it hurts because our production in 2020 was really good.
- Jun 19, 2014
- 21,665
- 48,637
Founding Member
That idiot watched that clip and came away thinking Z Carter was going beast mode? Everyone else watched it and came away with more evidence our o-line is a 3rd trimester abortion.
- Jun 19, 2014
- 21,665
- 48,637
Founding Member
its nice for sure, although im willing to bet most of us would prefer to see a report that said he was consistently breaking tackles and running away from 4 and 5 star defenders. alas, we have so few the chances are slim.
- Jun 30, 2014
- 9,566
- 31,739
Founding Member
He came to UF... so, technically, he DID run away from 4 and 5 star defenders.
Last edited:
- Sep 8, 2014
- 25,456
- 59,497
SEC Coaches Talk Anonymously About Conference Foes for 2021
SEC Coaches Talk Anonymously About Conference Foes for 2021
SEC East
Florida
"Dan [Mullen] continues to excel at understanding his personnel on offense and building great plays around them."
"They got away from the run a little bit, which we assume was a move tailored to their confidence in their quarterback and guys like [Kyle] Pitts. They could just as easily switch back this season based on what they have in Emory Jones and what they’ve lost at tight end and receiver."
"The speed is insane. You fear it. Their receiver speed is unbelievable, it changes how you scheme their entire offense."
"Defensively they seemed to be all over the place."
"Believe it or not, they weren’t as exotic on third down as they have been in previous seasons. My guess is that the personnel couldn’t handle it all. It was surprising, they would struggle against lesser teams and then go out and play world-beater."
"It’s no secret in the industry that Dan is hard to work for and [Todd] Grantham is stubborn, so watching that relationship maintain sure has been weird."
"The secondary is always good, they seem to have a factory going there. Where they lacked was the front, it seemed like they didn’t like to get nasty against the run. You could run at their inside guys and have some success. You should not be able to run against a Florida defense that easily."
"This is a consistent, talented offense that’s transitioning and needs a more effective scoring defense. If they can’t improve on run defense and points allowed you’ll see a noticeable regression.”
SEC Coaches Talk Anonymously About Conference Foes for 2021
SEC East
Florida
"Dan [Mullen] continues to excel at understanding his personnel on offense and building great plays around them."
"They got away from the run a little bit, which we assume was a move tailored to their confidence in their quarterback and guys like [Kyle] Pitts. They could just as easily switch back this season based on what they have in Emory Jones and what they’ve lost at tight end and receiver."
"The speed is insane. You fear it. Their receiver speed is unbelievable, it changes how you scheme their entire offense."
"Defensively they seemed to be all over the place."
"Believe it or not, they weren’t as exotic on third down as they have been in previous seasons. My guess is that the personnel couldn’t handle it all. It was surprising, they would struggle against lesser teams and then go out and play world-beater."
"It’s no secret in the industry that Dan is hard to work for and [Todd] Grantham is stubborn, so watching that relationship maintain sure has been weird."
"The secondary is always good, they seem to have a factory going there. Where they lacked was the front, it seemed like they didn’t like to get nasty against the run. You could run at their inside guys and have some success. You should not be able to run against a Florida defense that easily."
"This is a consistent, talented offense that’s transitioning and needs a more effective scoring defense. If they can’t improve on run defense and points allowed you’ll see a noticeable regression.”
- Jun 9, 2014
- 78,692
- 111,519
Founding Member
Bascially, no one else will.work.for him so we are stick with Third and Grantham until Dan is fired after the Georgia game.
It is kind of hard to take this quote seriously with our safety play since....... forever.
Who onew playing DEs smaller than our TEs and even our WRs is a bad idea?????
If they can’t improve on run defense and points allowed you’ll see a noticeable regression.”[/QUOTE]
So... it is all on mighty Todd.
Good.
- Nov 19, 2014
- 9,379
- 15,111
- Status
Users who are viewing this thread
Staff online
-
GatorJHopeful -
BNAG8RI don’t care -
oxrageousIt's Good to be King -
CaseyGatorOx’s Favorite Poster
