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Let's talk Fall camp, offense first

SoldierGriz said:
I will keep this football focused:

BW posted a projected 2 deep for the o-line.

Beaver and Keintz had 11 starts last season.
Martin had 4.
Simon had 9.
Pollans had 0.

This accounts for 34/55 possible starts last season for BWs projected upcoming season starters.

Add in Angel V's starts and you're up to 41/55 possible. Meyer's starts make up most of the difference (10) for 51/55; he is obviously gone.

Welnel had 0 - played in 11...not sure where?
Anderson had 0 - played in 3.
Hart had 0.
Saint had 0 - played in 1.

Pollans and Mallory are new and unproven.

Right now, this unit is essentially last year's o-line with additions and back ups that have essentially no or limited experience.

I am not as optimistic as many...I think they will be average to start the year. I do know BH has a knack for developing talent and generating in-season improvement. So, perhaps they elevate to good as the season progresses.

Many believe experience and off season work is magical. I don't. I think these guys are who they were. Hart, Pollans, and Mallory may be the key, but who knows. Perhaps Angel V. Is fully healed up. We'll know after first 3 games or if this unit can contribute to RTD - and not before that.

Well in theory, they should at the very LEAST pick up where they left off last year, with 41/55 starts returning, which was light years ahead of where they started last year. That experience gained certainly can’t HURT, can it? Add in Pullans and Mallory and a healthy Angel and I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
 
SoldierGriz said:
I will keep this football focused:

BW posted a projected 2 deep for the o-line.

Beaver and Keintz had 11 starts last season.
Martin had 4.
Simon had 9.
Pollans had 0.

This accounts for 34/55 possible starts last season for BWs projected upcoming season starters.

Add in Angel V's starts and you're up to 41/55 possible. Meyer's starts make up most of the difference (10) for 51/55; he is obviously gone.

Welnel had 0 - played in 11...not sure where?
Anderson had 0 - played in 3.
Hart had 0.
Saint had 0 - played in 1.

Pollans and Mallory are new and unproven.

Right now, this unit is essentially last year's o-line with additions and back ups that have essentially no or limited experience.

I am not as optimistic as many...I think they will be average to start the year. I do know BH has a knack for developing talent and generating in-season improvement. So, perhaps they elevate to good as the season progresses.

Many believe experience and off season work is magical. I don't. I think these guys are who they were. Hart, Pollans, and Mallory may be the key, but who knows. Perhaps Angel V. Is fully healed up. We'll know after first 3 games or if this unit can contribute to RTD - and not before that.

This is not last year’s o-line. This group is all a year older, and wiser, and stronger. There are 2 new good JC’S. There are redshirt frosh. There are true frosh.

How can you not see this?

Why are you so negative?

Sorry, but I am not going to let you say stupid stuff.
 
PlayerRep said:
SoldierGriz said:
I will keep this football focused:

BW posted a projected 2 deep for the o-line.

Beaver and Keintz had 11 starts last season.
Martin had 4.
Simon had 9.
Pollans had 0.

This accounts for 34/55 possible starts last season for BWs projected upcoming season starters.

Add in Angel V's starts and you're up to 41/55 possible. Meyer's starts make up most of the difference (10) for 51/55; he is obviously gone.

Welnel had 0 - played in 11...not sure where?
Anderson had 0 - played in 3.
Hart had 0.
Saint had 0 - played in 1.

Pollans and Mallory are new and unproven.

Right now, this unit is essentially last year's o-line with additions and back ups that have essentially no or limited experience.

I am not as optimistic as many...I think they will be average to start the year. I do know BH has a knack for developing talent and generating in-season improvement. So, perhaps they elevate to good as the season progresses.

Many believe experience and off season work is magical. I don't. I think these guys are who they were. Hart, Pollans, and Mallory may be the key, but who knows. Perhaps Angel V. Is fully healed up. We'll know after first 3 games or if this unit can contribute to RTD - and not before that.

This is not last year’s o-line. This group is all a year older, and wiser, and stronger. There are 2 new good JC’S. There are redshirt frosh. There are true frosh.

How can you not see this?

Why are you so negative?

Sorry, but I am not going to let you say stupid stuff.

You're going to let me do whatever I want to do here on the interwebs.
 
AZGrizFan said:
SoldierGriz said:
I will keep this football focused:

BW posted a projected 2 deep for the o-line.

Beaver and Keintz had 11 starts last season.
Martin had 4.
Simon had 9.
Pollans had 0.

This accounts for 34/55 possible starts last season for BWs projected upcoming season starters.

Add in Angel V's starts and you're up to 41/55 possible. Meyer's starts make up most of the difference (10) for 51/55; he is obviously gone.

Welnel had 0 - played in 11...not sure where?
Anderson had 0 - played in 3.
Hart had 0.
Saint had 0 - played in 1.

Pollans and Mallory are new and unproven.

Right now, this unit is essentially last year's o-line with additions and back ups that have essentially no or limited experience.

I am not as optimistic as many...I think they will be average to start the year. I do know BH has a knack for developing talent and generating in-season improvement. So, perhaps they elevate to good as the season progresses.

Many believe experience and off season work is magical. I don't. I think these guys are who they were. Hart, Pollans, and Mallory may be the key, but who knows. Perhaps Angel V. Is fully healed up. We'll know after first 3 games or if this unit can contribute to RTD - and not before that.

Well in theory, they should at the very LEAST pick up where they left off last year, with 41/55 starts returning, which was light years ahead of where they started last year. That experience gained certainly can’t HURT, can it? Add in Pullans and Mallory and a healthy Angel and I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

The last play of the season and Sneed's legs beg to differ about last year....

But, I hope you are right.
 
From an outside perspective I don't know why a griz fan wouldn't be optimistic this season. You have one of the best players on defense in the league and the unit as a whole should be good. You have a gunslinger qb who can make plays with his arms and his legs. Your receivers are great. The offense in general should put up big numbers I believe. You got a coach in his second year back which is obviously good. And for the simple fact that your o-line couldn't be worse than last season, that should be promising as well.

If I was a griz fan my biggest concern would be the schedule but that will tell you as much about your squad as anything.
 
ilovethecats said:
From an outside perspective I don't know why a griz fan wouldn't be optimistic this season. You have one of the best players on defense in the league and the unit as a whole should be good. You have a gunslinger qb who can make plays with his arms and his legs. Your receivers are great. The offense in general should put up big numbers I believe. You got a coach in his second year back which is obviously good. And for the simple fact that your o-line couldn't be worse than last season, that should be promising as well.

If I was a griz fan my biggest concern would be the schedule but that will tell you as much about your squad as anything.

This is right on the money.
 
While stats don't tell the whole story with what many posters suggest was "the worst O-line ever" last year's Griz team was:

- 4th best in total scoring
- 4th in total offense
- 10th in rushing
- 4th in passing

- 83% of the accounted for rushing yards / 86% of the rushing TDs return
- 80% of the accounted for receiving yards / 92% of the receiving TDs return

If this O-line can even show modest improvement it would possibly push the Griz into being one of the top 3 offenses in the Big Sky.
 
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?
 
SoldierGriz said:
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?

I think 10th in rushing is one problem.
 
grizindabox said:
SoldierGriz said:
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?

I think 10th in rushing is one problem.

Improved O-line should fix ability to eat clock down the stretch.
 
SoldierGriz said:
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?

The answer lies with the business model of the pony express.
 
horribilisfan8184 said:
SoldierGriz said:
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?

The answer lies with the business model of the pony express.

Fresh horses and defined path...so Griz got fresh horses?
 
Well they have 23 O-line on the roster. So at least they have a lot of horses to choose from. I'm not sure how many will be serviceable.
 
SoldierGriz said:
grizindabox said:
SoldierGriz said:
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?

I think 10th in rushing is one problem.

Improved O-line should fix ability to eat clock down the stretch.

I would be curious what the breakdown of Griz turnovers to opponent turnovers by qtr were for 2018? (To lazy to look myself)
 
grizindabox said:
SoldierGriz said:
grizindabox said:
SoldierGriz said:
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?

I think 10th in rushing is one problem.

Improved O-line should fix ability to eat clock down the stretch.

I would be curious what the breakdown of Griz turnovers to opponent turnovers by qtr were for 2018? (To lazy to look myself)

I went to gogriz...didn't break it down as such.
 
grizindabox said:
SoldierGriz said:
grizindabox said:
SoldierGriz said:
With the re-engineered and much improved Offensive Line, what is the key to fixing late game meltdowns?:

Griz Opponent
1st 116 72
2nd 102 60
3rd 83 48
4th 72 134

Is this a larger offensive problem? Defense? Both?

I think 10th in rushing is one problem.

Improved O-line should fix ability to eat clock down the stretch.

I would be curious what the breakdown of Griz turnovers to opponent turnovers by qtr were for 2018? (To lazy to look myself)
Turnovers Lost by quarter:

Griz Opponent
1st 5 5
2nd 5 3
3rd 2 7
4th 10 1

Note: This does not include turnover on downs, just fumbles and INTs.

With Turnover on Downs:

Griz Opponent
1st 6 7
2nd 5 3
3rd 5 7
4th 10 5
 
SoldierGriz said:
AZGrizFan said:
SoldierGriz said:
I will keep this football focused:

BW posted a projected 2 deep for the o-line.

Beaver and Keintz had 11 starts last season.
Martin had 4.
Simon had 9.
Pollans had 0.

This accounts for 34/55 possible starts last season for BWs projected upcoming season starters.

Add in Angel V's starts and you're up to 41/55 possible. Meyer's starts make up most of the difference (10) for 51/55; he is obviously gone.

Welnel had 0 - played in 11...not sure where?
Anderson had 0 - played in 3.
Hart had 0.
Saint had 0 - played in 1.

Pollans and Mallory are new and unproven.

Right now, this unit is essentially last year's o-line with additions and back ups that have essentially no or limited experience.

I am not as optimistic as many...I think they will be average to start the year. I do know BH has a knack for developing talent and generating in-season improvement. So, perhaps they elevate to good as the season progresses.

Many believe experience and off season work is magical. I don't. I think these guys are who they were. Hart, Pollans, and Mallory may be the key, but who knows. Perhaps Angel V. Is fully healed up. We'll know after first 3 games or if this unit can contribute to RTD - and not before that.

Well in theory, they should at the very LEAST pick up where they left off last year, with 41/55 starts returning, which was light years ahead of where they started last year. That experience gained certainly can’t HURT, can it? Add in Pullans and Mallory and a healthy Angel and I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

The last play of the season and Sneed's legs beg to differ about last year....

But, I hope you are right.

Well that last play is the definition of “anecdotal evidence”. If you can’t see/admit that their play improved through the course of the year then I can’t help you. You’ll just have to continue to be from the Show Me State and wait until we’re 3-4 games into the season...
 
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