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<blockquote data-quote="pyledriver80" data-source="post: 75520" data-attributes="member: 194"><p>Good post! I am not anti-Colledge but this year will be a complete disaster up front if he gets blown up time after time. I coach football and I understand how great a zone blocking scheme can be if ran correctly BUT I also understand how much of a TRAIN WRECK it will be if not. Colledge will be put on his *** if he does not use correct technique. When he gets put on his *** guess what happens.................SMMMMMAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSHHHHHH! for a 1-2 Yard loss.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Porky, I understand the system they are running but being athletic and quick is only 1 step of a 2 step process. Once they get there they must properly block. If not its twice as bad as getting blown up in assignment blocking scheme because the LB's are getting free pops on your RB.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I didn't say Moll was the answer but technique wise I think he better fits the system in his first year than Colledge. He may get a shot if Colledge can't cut it. </p><p></p><p></p><p>To answer your question Dakota regarding the draft, I would have passed on Coledge in the 2nd and picked up maybe another WR or CB. Then later on I would have grabbed Kevin Boothe from Cornell like Denver did. Denver knows how to run the scheme and grabbed the guy GB should have.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pyledriver80, post: 75520, member: 194"] Good post! I am not anti-Colledge but this year will be a complete disaster up front if he gets blown up time after time. I coach football and I understand how great a zone blocking scheme can be if ran correctly BUT I also understand how much of a TRAIN WRECK it will be if not. Colledge will be put on his *** if he does not use correct technique. When he gets put on his *** guess what happens.................SMMMMMAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSHHHHHH! for a 1-2 Yard loss. Porky, I understand the system they are running but being athletic and quick is only 1 step of a 2 step process. Once they get there they must properly block. If not its twice as bad as getting blown up in assignment blocking scheme because the LB's are getting free pops on your RB. I didn't say Moll was the answer but technique wise I think he better fits the system in his first year than Colledge. He may get a shot if Colledge can't cut it. To answer your question Dakota regarding the draft, I would have passed on Coledge in the 2nd and picked up maybe another WR or CB. Then later on I would have grabbed Kevin Boothe from Cornell like Denver did. Denver knows how to run the scheme and grabbed the guy GB should have. [/QUOTE]
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