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It's a more organized pile of dirt

Ohhhhhhhhhh I get it. Took me a while to catch on. I feel dumb now. Troll job was subtle. B+

What point? Those were bad calls by Payton given the game situation. Should have been a run. Kill the clock. Eat the Rams' 2 timeouts. Saints have had a bad run game all season, but dang just run it in that scenario.

Cant wait to see you at random non-Houston games at apogee again

The Rams run block scheme is really good.

All that being said, I am excited for Greg White (he quick) if he can stay healthy, but also want to see what Jyaire Shorter's (he fast) got. Other dudes to keep an ear out on: Signee I liked last year was Austin Ogunmakin (he big) and this year definitely definitely Deonte Simpson (he nasty). I'm curious about Khatib Lyles (he good). But only Simpson and maybe Shorter and bigger maybe Lyles, though, seem the best replacement for Guyton, which isn't necessarily a great sign (freshmen).

Goodness @peanuts104 and @ihopehe I never said he was elite and those are some bad takes. I didn't realize my comments about him being good for us and commanding defensive attention would be taken so. He's good enough to be on an NFL roster that's for sure, and in CUSA he was specifically targeted by opposing defenses, creating many 1-on-1 opportunities for Bussey, and opening room behind the LBs for Darden. He's got the skill to be on an NFL roster. And yes he was on sweeps both seasons. It's a forward pass play so it wouldn't register on a stat sheet as a run. He doesn't field returns because that would throw up a red flag. You have specific players for that - specifically not your outside receivers. Not unless everyone else either sucks or is hurt, which did become an issue this season. You don't want to see Bussey or Guyton handling those midseason. In terms of production, sure we may see similar numbers from other guys, but Guyton was dynamic and made mental mistakes. Bussey had the same issue in 2017: injury, mental mistakes (drops), and good production. On tape Guyton has the ability, not sure what else to say.

The only difference between Guyton and Bussey in 2018 was 14 receptions. The only difference between Guyton and Lawrence in 2017 was 13 receptions

Guyton year 1 to year 2 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Rec./G Yards/G 2017 49 775 15.82 9 3.8 59.6 2018 54 805 14.91 6 4.2 61.9 Drops was an issue in 2018 but dang y'all are crazy. He was good for us and has skill that commanded opposing defensive coordinators to scheme him out of games. He graduated and was ready to move on.

That the conversation is back at square 1

Torrey had plenty of tackle breaking to do in the backfield, plus many misreads of the line. There's only so much that can be helped.

Go get that money

I *think* we're on the same page we're just saying it differently.

So he got 17 yards on one run. The rest of the half he got 12 yards on 9 carries or something? I get it. He scored on the ground when it was need. (Must be nice) Imagine if North Texas had that room to run before contact was made. We'd be conference champs. You pass between the 20s and run it at the goal line and magic should happen. Passing allowed Clemson to control the scoreboard. Also that TD run was set up by this play: http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=25709404

Huge turnarounds in Temple and Baylor. NFL experience. May not be a respectable retread Mike McCarthy but it's not a Kingsbury situation.

I'll pass

Etienne is a great RB and Clemson has a great run offense. It was shut down by Alabama who allowed Etienne 29 yards in the first half. So they passed it into the red zone and then scored on the ground rather than continuing to try and get 2 yard losses. That's good football.

It's no biggie. Just do want to point out there are no air raid NFL "teams". Just teams using specific concepts. But the increase use of these concepts have aided guys like Jared Goff, Nick Foles, Case Keenum, Pat Mahomes, and Baker Mayfield as of late.

Furthermore, now that I'm annoyed let me flex because I do know what I'm talkembout. I've got NFL snap data for the past 10 or so seasons. I literally ran the numbers. Better passing offenses are better at scoring points than better run offenses.

Oh and yes the most efficient way to score at the goal line is running the ball. Both film AND analytics says this is the case. No one is disputing that. How you get there matters, though.

How do you get into scoring position, Rick?

Teams like the Eagles, Patriots, and Chiefs have been running air raid concepts for a while now. I think it'll be aight.

I don't want to know any more about it as I am starting to see this in my dreams. That's it I'm never going back again. Don't stop your rumor mill so go your own way and keep posting this second hand news. But y'all broke the mega thread chain so you're cursed now.

scoff More like vice president elizondo amirite