IdaGriz01
Well-known member
Well, I’ve gone over the various threads about the Spring game, needs from the Portal, specific players, etc. etc. (Too long a drive to see the game or attend any practices.) With few exceptions, I picked up some odd vibes.
I know it’s early, but let’s try to assess where we stand right now. In sum, I really don’t sense much enthusiasm. From most of the comments, everything is, say, “serviceable.” The Griz apparently have three good QB candidates, but no one stands out. Same for running back and wide receivers: pretty good candidates in each case, but no one in particular stands out. It seems the O-line is okay, but only the returning Center is called out in particular. Same with the D-line and LB … okay (again), but no one to point out as a leader, or anchor.
Can’t tell about the overall secondary either. Again, no one stands out as a potential “lock-down” corner or big-time hitter at Strong Safety.
And, oddly enough for a Griz team, I saw almost nothing about Special Teams.
Hence this poll. Do the Griz have a lot of really good material that just needs to learn to gel as a team, with time for the true leaders to identify themselves? How about “pretty good” players, needing only a few tweaks from the Portal to be great as a team. Or: Solid group, no stars … will win many games with their depth and lack of competition in the Big Sky. Or something else.
(You can change your vote if you learn something that changes your mind.)
I know it’s early, but let’s try to assess where we stand right now. In sum, I really don’t sense much enthusiasm. From most of the comments, everything is, say, “serviceable.” The Griz apparently have three good QB candidates, but no one stands out. Same for running back and wide receivers: pretty good candidates in each case, but no one in particular stands out. It seems the O-line is okay, but only the returning Center is called out in particular. Same with the D-line and LB … okay (again), but no one to point out as a leader, or anchor.
Can’t tell about the overall secondary either. Again, no one stands out as a potential “lock-down” corner or big-time hitter at Strong Safety.
And, oddly enough for a Griz team, I saw almost nothing about Special Teams.
Hence this poll. Do the Griz have a lot of really good material that just needs to learn to gel as a team, with time for the true leaders to identify themselves? How about “pretty good” players, needing only a few tweaks from the Portal to be great as a team. Or: Solid group, no stars … will win many games with their depth and lack of competition in the Big Sky. Or something else.
(You can change your vote if you learn something that changes your mind.)