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Little - lex24 - 08-31-2019
Haven’t seen game. Read Little got hurt. He may be the guy they can least afford to lose. Ugh.
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RE: Little - BobK - 08-31-2019
Little has to take the cart to the locker room.
Not good at all. Rouse came in for him and had a nice Block
RE: Little - winflop - 08-31-2019
<p>Couldn't put any weight on injured leg going off the field. At best it's a bad sprain which is a month at least. Worst case is torn ligaments and his season is over just like that.</p><p><br></p><p>I expected the lack of OL depth to bite us in the @$$ at some point. Just didn't think it'd be in Week 1.</p>
lex24 - lex24 - 09-01-2019
Awful. Work hard all off season to get ready. Big year as he’s a high pick potential. And probably out for year in first game. Football is a brutal game.
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RE: lex24 - JohnR34231 - 09-01-2019
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(09-01-2019, 06:04 AM)lex24 Wrote: Awful. Work hard all off season to get ready. Big year as he’s a high pick potential. And probably out for year in first game. Football is a brutal game.
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</p><p><br></p><p>Yep, if you had drawn up a nightmare scenario for the offense in the first game, it would be to lose both Costello and Little to injuries.</p><p>Costello will hopefully be back pretty soon. Walker probably won't be.</p>
RE: Little - Phogge - 09-01-2019
Dilemma. What do you do? Do you start shifting and slide Sarell or Hamilton over and insert Powell or do you go with the true freshman. And Hamilton held twice and Sarell once.
The other bad news is that there don’t appear to be any home run hitters on the O. When Shaw inserted St. Brown NW made sure to cover him deep.
RE: Little - winflop - 09-01-2019
(09-01-2019, 07:09 AM)Phogge Wrote: Dilemma. What do you do? Do you start shifting and slide Sarell or Hamilton over and insert Powell or do you go with the true freshman. And Hamilton held twice and Sarell once.
The other bad news is that there don’t appear to be any home run hitters on the O. When Shaw inserted St. Brown NW made sure to cover him deep.
Hamilton & Sarell cleaned it up in the second half both in terms of penalties (none) and protection/run blocking. I'll write it off to first-game jitters. Costello also had a rough start - looked like the adrenaline was going strong in Q1 and he overthrew some open receivers, but he settled down and played much better in Q2.
Sadly there are only two real options if you trust the depth chart. Put the frosh Rouse on the left or move Sarell over there and put Rouse on the right. Neither one of them is a good option. And with the lack of depth on the interior I wouldn't move Hamilton outside.