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Josh Klein on the recent Bryce “smoke”


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Just now, The Huddler said:

i didnt day his size will allow him to withstand hits

 

i said his size may allow him to be more agile to avoid hits.  thats not some crazy statement 

He is not that athletic to be some savant at making people miss in the nfl, if smaller guys had an advantage to getting tagged in the nfl then you would see more smaller qbs.  That simply is not the case.  He is at a distinct disadvantage in regards to his size.  You cannot argue that

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1 minute ago, OldhamA said:

I've also seen him tackled by pass rushers who just had to use a single arm to bring him down. 

This isn't the case of a small RB being an advantage 'cos he can hide behind his Olinemen. 

The lsu tape posted yesterday had numerous examples of this

 

being smaller is not an advantage, wtf is the huddler talking about?

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

because he is 5'10?  Gtfo with this nonsense, that literally makes no sense.  Vita vea isnt going to be able to see him to tackle him?  Goddamn dude

relax my friend.  I gave my opinion and thats what it is, my opinion, and you didnt change that 

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2 minutes ago, The Huddler said:

i wonder how drew brees lasted so long

A) Brees is the most accurate passer in the nfl and was famous for his quick release

B) If you have to compare young to brees then you are already behind the 8 ball

C) Young has made his living getting flushed from the pocket in college and while having 9-10 seconds to throw he still makes plays.  Thats not going to be the norm in the nfl

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7 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

because he is 5'10?  Gtfo with this nonsense, that literally makes no sense.  Vita vea isnt going to be able to see him to tackle him?  Goddamn dude

Being shorter doesn't help anyone avoid sacks, especially not when the rules penalize headhunting.

Unless they were planning to swing for your skull, being shorter is not an advantage.

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