You guys have to realize that it's hard for an offensive linemen to "look" like a beast when we run a stretch/outside zone scheme. for the most part you see our guys chasing or fighting to get hat placement instead of the smashmouth Wisconsin type of scheme. Seantrel is an incredible athlete who is just behind others in natural strength. That might have been laziness or it might have been a poor strength program in high school. He doesn't play lazy and is always finishing plays. He most definitely owned Werner last year and I see the finished product coming out of his senior year.
I've joined Lu now. I argued down the thought that we shouldn't run the zone scheme during the year, but I want "pull the guard, block down, get a double team on the nose, and get to the second level." We have some beasts up front. Mongo and Linder can get after it with anybody up front. Bunche should be plowing people down hill. Enough of this sideways ****.
Ha. Been beating this drum till it broke. Great post by Courcy in noting the effect of a system's "style" on the players.
The beauty of it is that you can do
a bit of both. We're almost assuredly going to see some stretch action. My issue is that became our bread and butter. Even in tighter quarters, down in the redzone, Fisch would fall back to his Andy Reid-like tendencies.
