Originally Posted by Darth CarlSatan (Post 5511454)

Iglesias, you wonderful, wonderful young man:

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 5045826)

There is too much speed in the NFL for the spread option to work. You can run a strong nickel and put everyone in a short zone and you'll take away the QBs throwing lanes.

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 5504678)

You don't understand the history of your argument is the problem.

The fact that an offense is en vogue in college does not mean it will be so in the NFL, hence the option.

Secondly, look up the defensive rankings of Big XII teams, or just look at how many legitimate NFL prospects are coming from Big XII defenses. You'll find almost none.

Finally, the spread works in college because there isn't enough speed on defense for the corners to adequately cover the field, even in a zone. That's not a problem in the NFL. Speed doesn't matter for a #2 WR in college in the spread because he's going to be running a short route against soft zone coverage against guys that run in the 4.6s and 4.7s who don't challenge their man. Think Tommie Saunders. Probably couldn't run a 4.8, but was a productive college #2.

A #2 WR in the NFL has to be able to beat press man coverage and run with guys that run a 4.4. There is a world of difference there.

Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 5511460)

Apparently he didn't watch the AFC West D's this year :)

On the flip side Chase Daniels was on 610 this afternoon and he said in his informal interviews last night all the teams told him that in 1-2 years 80% of the teams in the NFL will be running some version of the spread offense as their primary offense.

Now they could be blowing smoke up his ass but that is what he was told.

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 5511463)

Reminds me of something...

9/22/08



Earlier this week to Austin Chief

Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 5511460)

Apparently he didn't watch the AFC West D's this year :)

On the flip side Chase Daniels was on 610 this afternoon and he said in his informal interviews last night all the teams told him that in 1-2 years 80% of the teams in the NFL will be running some version of the spread offense as their primary offense.

Now they could be blowing smoke up his ass but that is what he was told.

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO (Post 5511506)

CANT be true. ask any of these "experts" here. thats a HS offense nothing more:D

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 5511517)

Goddammit, Sauto, you will speak only when spoken to.

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 5511514)

Why do people bring up the Sanchez arrest thing when it was completely thrown out? There was so little evidence it was laughed about...

That would be like if someone accused you of something the cops went jesus there's no evidence at all throw that shit out, and 3 years later people acted like you did it.

Originally Posted by MWagg72 (Post 5511527)

I tried to tell him...they even said "by all means go ahead we are sure you will not find anything" when the DA wanted an extra week to try and find any evidence at all, IIRC.

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 5511517)

Goddammit, Sauto, you will speak only when spoken to.

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 5511533)

Logic just doesn't apply, like the people who automatically assume he wasn't good enough to beat out Booty when it's been explained 500 times what happened, and then they act like it didn't happen.

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 5511573)

I get really tired of having to explain the same shit everyday, it's like some posters have Alzheimer's.

Yet the same poster who doesn't like Sanchez jumps up and down because I said Crabtree isn't elite...

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO (Post 5511585)

maybe some people just dont put too much stock in what you say

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 5511589)

Or maybe they're stupid?

Isn't it ironic that most of the posters that don't like Sanchez love that short slow WR from the spread offense?