12-28-2017, 10:02 AM
He could be a kick return specialist. He neefs to come back another season and work on that. ::)
Put a glide in your stride and a dip in your hip.
Going pro/coming back thread
Put a glide in your stride and a dip in your hip.
12-28-2017, 10:02 AM
He could be a kick return specialist. He neefs to come back another season and work on that. ::)
Put a glide in your stride and a dip in your hip.
(12-27-2017, 06:41 PM)Goose link Wrote:[quote author=winflop link=topic=18429.msg219269#msg219269 date=1514423720]Winflop, that may be what would increase his value, but you can bet if he comes back, he will run the plays he ran this year. That is what makes him most effective at Stanford in the eyes of the coaching staff. That isn't going to change. There won't be a "Bryce Love development program". It wouldn't be fair to the other players. He knows that, so if he comes back next year, it will be to run the ball.
Needs to show that he can be a receiver either in the slot or out of the backfield. He also has not proven to be a very effective pass blocker.
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I don't think this is quite right. Love has shown he can catch the ball during his freshman year but injuries have prevented Stanford from adding more of his receiving skills into the offense in the last two years. As a freshman, he had his role as sort of a third down back with a couple of well defined plays for him (screens, reverses and some misdirection). Those are probably the main plays he practiced. As a sophomore, the idea was to get McCaffrey and Love in the game at the same time but they never were really healthy at the same time. So there wasn't time to add these sorts of plays. When Love was healthy, McCaffrey was hurt and Love had to run just the bread and butter Stanford run plays.
I think the same thing happened this year. Shaw has shown in the past as each season moves on, he starts to add wrinkles to the offense. He was unable to that this year with Love because he didn't practice at all during the second half of the season. I'm expecting / hoping to see some receiving wrinkles added to the game tonight.
So I believe if Love comes back and stays healthy for most of next year, he'll be incorporated much more into the passing game.
(This post was last modified: 12-28-2017, 12:16 PM by CompSci87.)
(12-27-2017, 06:41 PM)Goose link Wrote:[quote author=winflop link=topic=18429.msg219269#msg219269 date=1514423720]Winflop, that may be what would increase his value, but you can bet if he comes back, he will run the plays he ran this year. That is what makes him most effective at Stanford in the eyes of the coaching staff. That isn't going to change. There won't be a "Bryce Love development program". It wouldn't be fair to the other players. He knows that, so if he comes back next year, it will be to run the ball.
Needs to show that he can be a receiver either in the slot or out of the backfield. He also has not proven to be a very effective pass blocker.
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I don't think this is quite right. Love has shown he can catch the ball during his freshman year but injuries have prevented Stanford from adding more of his receiving skills into the offense in the last two years. As a freshman, he had his role as sort of a third down back with a couple of well defined plays for him (screens, reverses and some misdirection). Those are probably the main plays he practiced. As a sophomore, the idea was to get McCaffrey and Love in the game at the same time but they never were really healthy at the same time. So there wasn't time to add these sorts of plays. When Love was healthy, McCaffrey was hurt and Love had to run just the bread and butter Stanford run plays.
I think the same thing happened this year. Shaw has shown in the past as each season moves on, he starts to add wrinkles to the offense. He was unable to that this year with Love because he didn't practice at all during the second half of the season. I'm expecting / hoping to see some receiving wrinkles added to the game tonight.
So I believe if Love comes back and stays healthy for most of next year, he'll be incorporated much more into the passing game.
(12-27-2017, 06:41 PM)Goose link Wrote:[quote author=winflop link=topic=18429.msg219269#msg219269 date=1514423720]Winflop, that may be what would increase his value, but you can bet if he comes back, he will run the plays he ran this year. That is what makes him most effective at Stanford in the eyes of the coaching staff. That isn't going to change. There won't be a "Bryce Love development program". It wouldn't be fair to the other players. He knows that, so if he comes back next year, it will be to run the ball.
Needs to show that he can be a receiver either in the slot or out of the backfield. He also has not proven to be a very effective pass blocker.
[/quote]
I don't think this is quite right. Love has shown he can catch the ball during his freshman year but injuries have prevented Stanford from adding more of his receiving skills into the offense in the last two years. As a freshman, he had his role as sort of a third down back with a couple of well defined plays for him (screens, reverses and some misdirection). Those are probably the main plays he practiced. As a sophomore, the idea was to get McCaffrey and Love in the game at the same time but they never were really healthy at the same time. So there wasn't time to add these sorts of plays. When Love was healthy, McCaffrey was hurt and Love had to run just the bread and butter Stanford run plays.
I think the same thing happened this year. Shaw has shown in the past as each season moves on, he starts to add wrinkles to the offense. He was unable to that this year with Love because he didn't practice at all during the second half of the season. I'm expecting / hoping to see some receiving wrinkles added to the game tonight.
So I believe if Love comes back and stays healthy for most of next year, he'll be incorporated much more into the passing game.
(This post was last modified: 12-28-2017, 12:16 PM by CompSci87.)
(12-27-2017, 06:41 PM)Goose link Wrote:[quote author=winflop link=topic=18429.msg219269#msg219269 date=1514423720]Winflop, that may be what would increase his value, but you can bet if he comes back, he will run the plays he ran this year. That is what makes him most effective at Stanford in the eyes of the coaching staff. That isn't going to change. There won't be a "Bryce Love development program". It wouldn't be fair to the other players. He knows that, so if he comes back next year, it will be to run the ball.
Needs to show that he can be a receiver either in the slot or out of the backfield. He also has not proven to be a very effective pass blocker.
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I don't think this is quite right. Love has shown he can catch the ball during his freshman year but injuries have prevented Stanford from adding more of his receiving skills into the offense in the last two years. As a freshman, he had his role as sort of a third down back with a couple of well defined plays for him (screens, reverses and some misdirection). Those are probably the main plays he practiced. As a sophomore, the idea was to get McCaffrey and Love in the game at the same time but they never were really healthy at the same time. So there wasn't time to add these sorts of plays. When Love was healthy, McCaffrey was hurt and Love had to run just the bread and butter Stanford run plays.
I think the same thing happened this year. Shaw has shown in the past as each season moves on, he starts to add wrinkles to the offense. He was unable to that this year with Love because he didn't practice at all during the second half of the season. I'm expecting / hoping to see some receiving wrinkles added to the game tonight.
So I believe if Love comes back and stays healthy for most of next year, he'll be incorporated much more into the passing game.
12-28-2017, 03:03 PM
I dunno if Love was much of a receiver freshman year at least not in the McCaffrey-ish sense. As I recall he caught a bunch of screens and turned them into big yardage. Which is hardly BAD, of course, but different than suggesting love is a multitalented dynamo whose versatility is being wasted. Of course if Love wants to return and hone those skills, Ive got no objection.
I dunno if Love was much of a receiver freshman year at least not in the McCaffrey-ish sense. As I recall he caught a bunch of screens and turned them into big yardage. Which is hardly BAD, of course, but different than suggesting love is a multitalented dynamo whose versatility is being wasted. Of course if Love wants to return and hone those skills, Ive got no objection.
12-28-2017, 03:03 PM
I dunno if Love was much of a receiver freshman year at least not in the McCaffrey-ish sense. As I recall he caught a bunch of screens and turned them into big yardage. Which is hardly BAD, of course, but different than suggesting love is a multitalented dynamo whose versatility is being wasted. Of course if Love wants to return and hone those skills, Ive got no objection.
I dunno if Love was much of a receiver freshman year at least not in the McCaffrey-ish sense. As I recall he caught a bunch of screens and turned them into big yardage. Which is hardly BAD, of course, but different than suggesting love is a multitalented dynamo whose versatility is being wasted. Of course if Love wants to return and hone those skills, Ive got no objection.
12-28-2017, 03:08 PM
Dalton Schultz is leaving after this year (at least that's how I interpret this tweet).
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
Dalton Schultz is leaving after this year (at least that's how I interpret this tweet).
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
12-28-2017, 03:08 PM
Dalton Schultz is leaving after this year (at least that's how I interpret this tweet).
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
Dalton Schultz is leaving after this year (at least that's how I interpret this tweet).
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
https://twitter.com/BinghamBaller9/statu...2318380032
12-29-2017, 03:22 PM
Eric Reid thinks Justin will go pro: https://twitter.com/LombardiHimself/stat...2272133120
12-29-2017, 03:22 PM
Eric Reid thinks Justin will go pro: https://twitter.com/LombardiHimself/stat...2272133120
12-29-2017, 05:11 PM
(12-27-2017, 09:55 PM)lex24 link Wrote:MY prediction on Love is he will blow the doors off iat the combine and slip into the first round. Seattle.
He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off? Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off? Are NFL teams worried about this injury?
Yeah, I just stare at my desk, but it looks like I'm working .I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work. Peter Gibbons
(12-27-2017, 09:55 PM)lex24 link Wrote:MY prediction on Love is he will blow the doors off iat the combine and slip into the first round. Seattle.
He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off? Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off? Are NFL teams worried about this injury?
Yeah, I just stare at my desk, but it looks like I'm working .I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work. Peter Gibbons
12-29-2017, 05:11 PM
(12-27-2017, 09:55 PM)lex24 link Wrote:MY prediction on Love is he will blow the doors off iat the combine and slip into the first round. Seattle.
He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off? Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off? Are NFL teams worried about this injury?
Yeah, I just stare at my desk, but it looks like I'm working .I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work. Peter Gibbons
(12-27-2017, 09:55 PM)lex24 link Wrote:MY prediction on Love is he will blow the doors off iat the combine and slip into the first round. Seattle.
He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off? Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off? Are NFL teams worried about this injury?
Yeah, I just stare at my desk, but it looks like I'm working .I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work. Peter Gibbons
12-29-2017, 08:34 PM
(12-29-2017, 05:11 PM)jacketree link Wrote:He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off?My guess, no. These high ankle sprains take a long time to heal.
Quote:Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off?Hard to say. Stamina isn't important in the combine, but raw speed will be for Love. The real question is, is it worth the risk and what are the other strategies? My opinion, based on nothing, is that if Love comes back, it will just be because he wants to, not because he has some idea it will help him in the draft a year from now. Too many variables and risk factors to really know if returning will help.
Quote: Are NFL teams worried about this injury?Obviously, I don't know, they don't keep me informed. :) Unfortunately, there isn't a lot Love can do about it if they are concerned. His size is already an issue, so injury just adds questions.
(12-29-2017, 05:11 PM)jacketree link Wrote:He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off?My guess, no. These high ankle sprains take a long time to heal.
Quote:Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off?Hard to say. Stamina isn't important in the combine, but raw speed will be for Love. The real question is, is it worth the risk and what are the other strategies? My opinion, based on nothing, is that if Love comes back, it will just be because he wants to, not because he has some idea it will help him in the draft a year from now. Too many variables and risk factors to really know if returning will help.
Quote: Are NFL teams worried about this injury?Obviously, I don't know, they don't keep me informed. :) Unfortunately, there isn't a lot Love can do about it if they are concerned. His size is already an issue, so injury just adds questions.
12-29-2017, 08:34 PM
(12-29-2017, 05:11 PM)jacketree link Wrote:He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off?My guess, no. These high ankle sprains take a long time to heal.
Quote:Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off?Hard to say. Stamina isn't important in the combine, but raw speed will be for Love. The real question is, is it worth the risk and what are the other strategies? My opinion, based on nothing, is that if Love comes back, it will just be because he wants to, not because he has some idea it will help him in the draft a year from now. Too many variables and risk factors to really know if returning will help.
Quote: Are NFL teams worried about this injury?Obviously, I don't know, they don't keep me informed. :) Unfortunately, there isn't a lot Love can do about it if they are concerned. His size is already an issue, so injury just adds questions.
(12-29-2017, 05:11 PM)jacketree link Wrote:He just had a month off and was obviously still hurt. The combine is two months from now. Is that enough time to heal so that he can blow the doors off?My guess, no. These high ankle sprains take a long time to heal.
Quote:Does he need to be healed to blow the doors off?Hard to say. Stamina isn't important in the combine, but raw speed will be for Love. The real question is, is it worth the risk and what are the other strategies? My opinion, based on nothing, is that if Love comes back, it will just be because he wants to, not because he has some idea it will help him in the draft a year from now. Too many variables and risk factors to really know if returning will help.
Quote: Are NFL teams worried about this injury?Obviously, I don't know, they don't keep me informed. :) Unfortunately, there isn't a lot Love can do about it if they are concerned. His size is already an issue, so injury just adds questions.
12-29-2017, 08:44 PM
He cut his thumb and kept running on a twisted ankle, hardly enough to consider him injury prone, which is mostly a BS concept since so many injuries are just chance and not correlated.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
He cut his thumb and kept running on a twisted ankle, hardly enough to consider him injury prone, which is mostly a BS concept since so many injuries are just chance and not correlated.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
12-29-2017, 08:44 PM
He cut his thumb and kept running on a twisted ankle, hardly enough to consider him injury prone, which is mostly a BS concept since so many injuries are just chance and not correlated.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
He cut his thumb and kept running on a twisted ankle, hardly enough to consider him injury prone, which is mostly a BS concept since so many injuries are just chance and not correlated.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
I think his toughness stands out much more, and I bet NFL teams noticed his production while not 100%, which is probably where a lot of NFL players operate.
In any case, I think Goose is right that if he comes back it won't be related to trying to go higher the next year.
12-30-2017, 07:13 AM
I think Shaw is connected enough to get a sense from NFL teams if Love needs to run or not. Some teams might feel his speed is proven, making the combine sprint less of an issue for Love than others
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I think Shaw is connected enough to get a sense from NFL teams if Love needs to run or not. Some teams might feel his speed is proven, making the combine sprint less of an issue for Love than others
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12-30-2017, 07:13 AM
I think Shaw is connected enough to get a sense from NFL teams if Love needs to run or not. Some teams might feel his speed is proven, making the combine sprint less of an issue for Love than others
DIE LUFT DER FREIHEIT WEHT
I think Shaw is connected enough to get a sense from NFL teams if Love needs to run or not. Some teams might feel his speed is proven, making the combine sprint less of an issue for Love than others
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