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Coach Macho said:
That Mallory play reminded me of some Jeremy Shockey ****, the way he bullied that defender.

We need to feed that kid the ball more. His speed and catch radius is ridiculous.
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agreed.

one thing Coach Cozza used to talk to me about was being able to "target the radius." which meant me as QB throwing being able to throw a guy open horizontally or vertically, even when technically, the coverage appeared to take away the route. you needed two skills: great accuracy and ball placement from the QB, and one the other end, a receiver who had a good command of the radius and understood how to use it. Mallory has his part down, big time.

p.s. Coach Cozza said the two best players he ever coached for understanding this were john spagnola and calvin hill. too bad i was too young to play with either, as I would have had a **** of a lot more completions.
 
Coach Macho said:
That Mallory play reminded me of some Jeremy Shockey ****, the way he bullied that defender.

We need to feed that kid the ball more. His speed and catch radius is ridiculous.
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And Jordan laying it on the d-back when reaching the sideline reminded me of Winslow.
Both tight ends we’re delivering punishment against smaller defenders. We haven’t seen that since Shockey and Winslow.
 
BS85 said:
I'm so high on Mallory honestly. He's an absolute athletic freak and I really think they need to involve him more. I'm sure it's in the plans so I'm not *****ing, but just lob this dude the ball on some seam routes and let rim run by or through small *** dbs. His yac will be huge.
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He would be a nightmare by the goal line. Just have him sit just inside the goal as DKing go for a fake run up the middle get to the pile and just high point it to Will. They won’t be able to stop it without pass interference. No need to keep running up the gut with little success.
 
mirvin88 said:
Knighton's catch. Beautiful play call and executed perfectly. Something we've seen far and few between the past decade.
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Yes, we have had so many guys open like that for years and we miss the guy or over throw him or the guy drops it like Kevin Everett. King just laid the ball in there like a hand off. Maybe we are seeing a new program emerge in 2020.
 
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brock said:
Jordan and mallory need to be the focal point of the passing game. Complete mismatches against anyone they face
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I want Lashlee to bust them out in tandem a ton against Clemson to mix it up.
 
King 2 Rooster on the wheel route. So buttery smooth, and he even did his signature crossing the finish line move we saw in his HS highlights so often. Knighton was clocked by Recruiting Analytics at 21.8mph, and Cam was clocked at 22mph on his long run.
 
WPB Cane said:
King 2 Rooster on the wheel route. So buttery smooth, and he even did his signature crossing the finish line move we saw in his HS highlights so often. Knighton was clocked by Recruiting Analytics at 21.8mph, and Cam was clocked at 22mph on his long run.
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Chaney got moving in his deep route as well, wonder.how.fast he was going.
 
RedSquare said:
agreed.

one thing Coach Cozza used to talk to me about was being able to "target the radius." which meant me as QB throwing being able to throw a guy open horizontally or vertically, even when technically, the coverage appeared to take away the route. you needed two skills: great accuracy and ball placement from the QB, and one the other end, a receiver who had a good command of the radius and understood how to use it. Mallory has his part down, big time.

p.s. Coach Cozza said the two best players he ever coached for understanding this were john spagnola and calvin hill. too bad i was too young to play with either, as I would have had a **** of a lot more completions.
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What did you think about King on Saturday?

Always appreciate your insight on QBs.
 
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motorcitycane said:
Yeah. Miami is over 500 yards of offense if the Mallory play stands. I didn’t know he had that type of speed or shiftiness
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If I remember correctly, he ran like an 11 sec 100 meter in high school. Kid has some wheels, but he just bullied the one defender on the sideline. Kid is prototypical NFL TE stuff. Hope he stays next year and gets to be featured in this offense.
 
lfoliva9988 said:
this one for me. Setup perfectly with the motion away.

I'm betting you money at some point during the year we'll see this play again and instead of the give, we'll throw it to Harley and he'll throw a double pass. Sit back and enjoy guys, we finally have a legit OC who knows what the fvck he is doing and will use all the tools he has available.

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I think you are spot on here. Watch Mallory on this play, he is in the same exact position he was on his TD catch where he faked the block. More importantly, when he actually does block on this play, his movement is very similar, makes it hard for the LB to tell when he's really blocking or releasing. He could easily release like he did on his TD catch and slip behind the defense if they collapse on Harley, or King can just keep it and hit Mallory straight up off of the PA. The formation has several options built into it.
 
This was my favorite play. Watch King go through his progressions and find Brevin open for a 1st down on 3rd and 11. Beautiful.


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