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Spring PractiSe 2: Thursday 3-26

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skyman said:
For some reason McCoy worries me the most, seemed to struggle pass blocking alot inside from my untrained oline eyes but then look at pff and it agrees with me.. I have a hard time believing sight unseen a guy who had issues inside is gonna kick out and not struggle with quicker guys in space.. The coaches love him tho (maybe for run blocking because he is decent there to me)
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Go back and watch the games. In the 24 season he actually allowed the least amount of sacks and pressures on the team. When he gives up pressure it’s almost always on a stunt. He gets lost passing off defenders, he will be locked in his man and never even notice the stunt or blitz. On an island at Tackle he won’t have to face those type of stunts and blitzes. But if you watch him on a one on one block he is almost always beating his man, there is not a single snap that any can point to where he just gets his 💩 pushed in by a DT.

McCoy is this years version of Mesidor, a complete baller who has played out of position for the sake of the team. This guy will be a top 3 round draft pick as a tackle
 
E1k said:
I said in another thread..if samson and buchanan are our guards i think we will have better guard play. Tackle play and center are the true unknowns
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I have always been a big fan of Bell but Cantwell as a true freshman is better than he was when he arrived as a JR from JUCO. Jackson’s strength numbers today as a freshman are better than Bell’s as a SR. He was the #1 recruit in the nation for a reason. Go read FrancisSawyer post about True Freshman and look at those numbers he posted about Jackson.

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Hstokes1447 said:
Go back and watch the games. In the 24 season he actually allowed the least amount of sacks and pressures on the team. When he gives up pressure it’s almost always on a stunt. He gets lost passing off defenders, he will be locked in his man and never even notice the stunt or blitz. On an island at Tackle he won’t have to face those type of stunts and blitzes. But if you watch him on a one on one block he is almost always beating his man, there is not a single snap that any can point to where he just gets his 💩 pushed in by a DT.

McCoy is this years version of Mesidor, a complete baller who has played out of position for the sake of the team. This guy will be a top 3 round draft pick as a tackle
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Huh? Are you trolling? He gave up the most pressures on the whole oline and sacks. Seems to really struggle with power and stunts. Like he gets completely lost
 
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brock said:
Huh? Are you trolling? He up the most pressures on the whole oline and sacks. Seems to really struggle with power a stunts. Like get completely lost
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Not trolling at all, in 2024 he gave up 0 sacks and lest than 5 pressures, he lead the team in fewest pressures allowed. Yes he gets beat on stunts but he will not see stunts at tackle or as much power.

This is no different than Mesidor at DT in 24. This time last year everyone want him in the bench, McCoy will be this seasons version of Mesidor.
 
Hstokes1447 said:
I have always been a big fan of Bell but Cantwell as a true freshman is better than he was when he arrived as a JR from JUCO. Jackson’s strength numbers today as a freshman are better than Bell’s as a SR. He was the #1 recruit in the nation for a reason. Go read FrancisSawyer post about True Freshman and look at those numbers he posted about Jackson.

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Experience is a big factor, hs to college and juco to college is different but it wouldn’t surprise me if cantwell is just as good.
 
Hstokes1447 said:
Not trolling at all, in 2024 he gave up 0 sacks and lest than 5 pressures, he lead the team in fewest pressures allowed. Yes he gets beat on stunts but he will not see stunts at tackle or as much power.

This is no different than Mesidor at DT in 24. This time last year everyone want him in the bench, McCoy will be this seasons version of Mesidor.
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Then he must of regressed last year because he was main one getting beat. down to last snap of season.. and no one is saying bench him, just he needs to step it up and be leader, he has room for a ton of improvement in pass pro
 
Brooklyndee said:
Maybe we just have a very different take on what occurred. None of that was on Becker. That was entirely on O'Connor and his lack of physicality & awareness. Can blame heatherman and his position coach for allowing him to bail pre snap all throughout the season. But him not making plays on two poorly thrown balls on long 4th down conversions was basic as can be.
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Question for you as someone that played…were those balls so poorly thrown that a DB really can’t defend them? How does the inaccuracy account for the result?
 



I like his point at the end, of this year possibly being a 2nd chance to make up for what we missed when Cam was here. Would be poetic justice. To hear a non-Cane fan say they felt "robbed" of Cam & Miami in the playoffs that year is refreshing.
 
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htownkidd said:
Yeah…

Thornton is going to wish he signed elsewhere, cause Dunnigan is taking that nickel spot and Poyser/Fitz back deep. Kid is too talented to keep off field. Thornton will play in certain packages, but JJ is going to be a dude early. Depth is a beautiful thing. We are getting to where we are supposed to be.
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I doubt he pulls an Emmanuel Karnley since he's from STA. But like at CB, we are going to have top tier guys sitting behind top tier guys.
 
Problem2 said:
I’m not sure Pete makes it to the season at this rate. Today’s pod was unlistanable

Made it so awkward
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Lance: It's a beautiful sunny day outside in Miami!

Pete: aCktuaLly there is a single cloud in the sky the size of a peanut. I was a meteorologist.

DM:What do you mean Lance!? It's always beautiful in Miami!!!

Lance: 😐
 
TomAce said:
Question for you as someone that played…were those balls so poorly thrown that a DB really can’t defend them? How does the inaccuracy account for the result?
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Yes they're obviously is those moments as a DB where if your technique is so strong you're exactly where you're supposed to be some things can't be accounted for. But that's definitely not what happened with those. He was simply so far out of the play in each situation knowing that we have the line that we have and the pressure we were getting on the quarterbacks him bailing like that was the stupidest thing ever in each situation. Not to mention his alignment and where he chose to play the ball. It was entirely on him.
 
Brooklyndee said:
Yes they're obviously is those moments as a DB where if your technique is so strong you're exactly where you're supposed to be some things can't be accounted for. But that's definitely not what happened with those. He was simply so far out of the play in each situation knowing that we have the line that we have and the pressure we were getting on the quarterbacks him bailing like that was the stupidest thing ever in each situation. Not to mention his alignment and where he chose to play the ball. It was entirely on him.
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Dee, Is the choice to bail on the db, coach, or a combination of both + the playcall? It seemed like more often than not, field side would usually be 8-10 off the ball and boundary would press bail. Unless it was some kind of cover 2 or cover 3 cloud when the cb knew they had the flat.
 
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