First 2015 Depth Chart - 54 man
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Why do I think it's possible for Bitoni to move to starting RT and Erving to move to his spot at RG?
Just a thought but one that this staff is likely to explore when they have a history of competition to find their best starting players regardless of years in.
Why do I think it's possible for Bitoni to move to starting RT and Erving to move to his spot at RG?
Just a thought but one that this staff is likely to explore when they have a history of competition to find their best starting players regardless of years in.
I agree. I see Erving at RT, Schwartz moving inside, and Grecco as the #1 reserve. I think Erving plays this year.
He may be the #1 back-up at center and may be the guy to take over for Mack if he leaves, but if he doesn't leave, Erving isn't destined as a back-up player. He plays, and moves around if guys get hurt.
He was the starting LT for FSU.. I might be a Gator, but FSU is a decent program and have been for 30 years. If the kid can play LT for them, he is a pretty darn good player, and that is the bottom line.
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Zombo said:
Dude ... what did you do to Gary Barnrdge?
He is 29 and ready to have a breakout year. He blocks, He catches. He has the name of a friendly local State farm agent. He dates hot wrestling chicks.
C'mon, man!
Zombo
4 TEs plus a FB is a lot, but not impossible I suppose...
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Erving wasn't just a LT.. he came into school as DT and switched as a soph. Regardless of position, he won the ACC award for best blocker the last 2 yrs. He was 1st team allACC at C and 2nd team at LT.. in the same season.
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plus the guy we signed, houslerZombo said:
Barney Dray and the two guys we drafted. Tefler is a blocking TE other guy is a FB.
Z
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Why do I think it's possible for Bitoni to move to starting RT and Erving to move to his spot at RG?
Just a thought but one that this staff is likely to explore when they have a history of competition to find their best starting players regardless of years in.
I agree. I see Erving at RT, Schwartz moving inside, and Grecco as the #1 reserve. I think Erving plays this year.
He may be the #1 back-up at center and may be the guy to take over for Mack if he leaves, but if he doesn't leave, Erving isn't destined as a back-up player. He plays, and moves around if guys get hurt.
He was the starting LT for FSU.. I might be a Gator, but FSU is a decent program and have been for 30 years. If the kid can play LT for them, he is a pretty darn good player, and that is the bottom line.
I see Erving at RT, Schwartz moving inside, and Grecco as the #1 reserve.
Put down the mushrooms... you've had enough.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
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And well he might... but Schwartz to RG??? That's mushroom induced psychosis...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
And well he might... but Schwartz to RG??? That's mushroom induced psychosis...
Yeah, I don't see that. I petitioned for his transition inside last year and he ended up surprising me with his play at RT...but I still don't like him. He's technically sound and that's it. He reminds me of the guy in the office who skates by on the bare minimum just so he can say he's not the worst one there.
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Just shows how far technical soundness can take you...
He's obviously not Joe, but you see a lot of Joe's technique mirrored in Mitch. And Mitch has gotten better each year. In 2014 his kick drop got really good as did his knee bend. He's put in the work.
Match that against a still raw, but more athletic rookie... and it's going to be one of camp's more interesting competitions.
Cam's clear advantage is having the feet to better flow with the ZBS.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Just shows how far technical soundness can take you...
He's obviously not Joe, but you see a lot of Joe's technique mirrored in Mitch. And Mitch has gotten better each year. In 2014 his kick drop got really good as did his knee bend. He's put in the work.
Match that against a still raw, but more athletic rookie... and it's going to be one of camp's more interesting competitions.
Cam's clear advantage is having the feet to better flow with the ZBS.
Just shows how far technical soundness can take you...
He's obviously not Joe, but you see a lot of Joe's technique mirrored in Mitch. And Mitch has gotten better each year. In 2014 his kick drop got really good as did his knee bend. He's put in the work.
Match that against a still raw, but more athletic rookie... and it's going to be one of camp's more interesting competitions.
Cam's clear advantage is having the feet to better flow with the ZBS.
Your post is the exact reason I think Erving gets the start over Schwartz. Schwartz is hindered, in my opinion, by a lack of athleticism - but he studied (and im sure worked with) Joe to refine his technique and that's gotten him where he's at now.
Erving isn't hampered by that athletic barrier - and he seems equally as eager to study under Joe.
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