Landon Tengwall breaks down OL

[Da Jumbo Mutombo]

McCoy and SJ had solid days based on that tape (I know SJ had presnap penalties tho).

Congdon is very talented, why does Mirabal teach that jump step so much? Like Tangwell said, that should be a changeup not a fastball. Seems like most times we give up pressure is bc of a jump step.

 

[AUcane]

I noticed on this touchdown to Gavin Mueller, the Canes came out in an unusual formation with the offensive line split and spread out. Then they shifted and offensive line shifted back into a traditional OL formation, but Samson was at right tackle, MCKOY at right guard, Ryan at center, SJ at left guard and Cogdon at left tackle. When I saw that OL lineup for just that one potentially fake gimmick play, I was wondering if the coaches were trying something new or just giving potential opponents something to think about

Good catch. On that play, Mueller was actually lined up at LT.

 

[San Amaro Dr]

McCoy and SJ had solid days based on that tape (I know SJ had presnap penalties tho).

Congdon is very talented, why does Mirabal teach that jump step so much? Like Tangwell said, that should be a changeup not a fastball. Seems like most times we give up pressure is bc of a jump step.

I think the question is more why is Cogden using it so much and I think he probably isn't confident in his regular sets as much so jumps to get hands on early. He's only a few games in so these are all learning moments.

Mirabal essentially gives them a toolbox of techniques. Use what your best at and get the job done so to speak.