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Old 04-27-2019, 02:56 PM  
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Old 05-18-2019, 04:07 PM   #181
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Old 05-18-2019, 04:09 PM   #182
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I like playing this game -

It's 3rd and 4. Mahomes in shotgun with Thompson at his left. Out wide right is Watkins with Hill in the slot. Wide to the left is Hardman with Kelce lined up right at Fisher's left.

How do you go about defending that?
Just imagine worrying about Hardman and Hill taking the top off the defense on EVERY PLAY.

IMAGINE THE FIRE.
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Old 05-18-2019, 04:21 PM   #183
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A lot of pundits lamenting the departure of Hunt will be eating their words...
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Old 05-18-2019, 06:06 PM   #184
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Old 05-18-2019, 06:42 PM   #185
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A lot of pundits lamenting the departure of Hunt will be eating their words...
That would be super awesome fun time.
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Old 05-18-2019, 06:43 PM   #186
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It's 3rd and 4. Mahomes in shotgun with Thompson at his left. Out wide right is Watkins with Hill in the slot. Wide to the left is Hardman with Kelce lined up right at Fisher's left.

How do you go about defending that?
I feel like, injuries aside, the only thing with potential to slow this offense down is weak o-line play. Even then it would take some crafty scheming from opponents to defend Andy’s offense.
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Good interview from before the draft. Dude was working out with a lot of the big names from the draft. Sounds hungry to ball out and doesn't lack confidence.

I think he's going to be fun to watch, and maybe the star of the draft when its all said and done. If he and Hardman both hit, the next few years are going to be a blast.

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Old 06-16-2019, 04:33 PM   #188
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^ Great interview. The more I see of this kid the more I like him. Reminds me of Barry Sanders with his speed and elusiveness. He can break tackles as well. That was some heavy iron he was putting up in the weight room.
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I wish I could remember where I read this thing I'm about to write this post about, but I'm sure one of you guys know the source and can post a link-thing ...

Anyhow, I read this article (about a month or so ago) dealing with height and the correlation to general athleticism. Basically, the idea is this; the shorter the athlete, the more compact is their musculature. This translates into more power, more resiliency, and more explosiveness ... among other characteristics. In other words, a condensed frame is more effective and generates more force with less effort (ergs and whatnot).

Interestingly, they stated that size does not necessarily correlate to injury (which seems to be more of a genetic and/or luck factor). It does, however, mean the athlete is pound-for-pound stronger than taller humanages. In other words, small can kick your ass, break tackles, knock your wind flat out, and score touchdowns.

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I wish I could remember where I read this thing I'm about to write this post about, but I'm sure one of you guys know the source and can post a link-thing ...

Anyhow, I read this article (about a month or so ago) dealing with height and the correlation to general athleticism. Basically, the idea is this; the shorter the athlete, the more compact is their musculature. This translates into more power, more resiliency, and more explosiveness ... among other characteristics. In other words, a condensed frame is more effective and generates more force with less effort (ergs and whatnot).

Interestingly, they stated that size does not necessarily correlate to injury (which seems to be more of a genetic and/or luck factor). It does, however, mean the athlete is pound-for-pound stronger than taller humanages. In other words, small can kick your ass, break tackles, knock your wind flat out, and score touchdowns.

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This is why you don't see 6'5 or taller gymnast. It takes a lot more power to generate the same results. Height can make a difference in speed- since a shorter person has more distance to cover with each stride.

D Train has plenty of speed though. Smaller target and a lower center of gravity makes him harder to catch.
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Thompson led all 83 FBS backs with 20 or more receptions in yards after contact per reception (18.5) and forced missed tackles per reception (0.542).

He looks to have that same ability Hunt has...which I sure is why Veach picked him.
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I think he's going to be fun to watch, and maybe the star of the draft when its all said and done. If he and Hardman both hit, the next few years are going to be a blast.

If Hardman & this dude both hit...this offense will be off the charts.
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He’s gonna be our version of Phillip Lindsay, except he isn’t a thin fragile broke dick.

Andy has always developed great plays for RB’s. Bet we’ll see some formations with Williams and Thompson in the backfield.
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