11-24-2019, 01:22 PM
I'm ready to think about 2020. Let's see those depth chart predictions. Who will be the starters at each position next year, assuming everyone heals up....
(11-24-2019, 01:22 PM)Row80Critic Wrote: I'm ready to think about 2020. Let's see those depth chart predictions. Who will be the starters at each position next year, assuming everyone heals up....
(11-24-2019, 01:22 PM)Row80Critic Wrote: I'm ready to think about 2020. Let's see those depth chart predictions. Who will be the starters at each position next year, assuming everyone heals up....
(11-24-2019, 02:13 PM)Mick Wrote:(11-24-2019, 01:22 PM)Row80Critic Wrote: I'm ready to think about 2020. Let's see those depth chart predictions. Who will be the starters at each position next year, assuming everyone heals up....
Based on this year's experience and our S&C program, here's my estimated starting lineup as of about game six:
WR Freshman
SL Freshman
TE Freshman
RB Freshman
FB Freshman
LT Freshman
LG Walk-on Freshman
C Freshman
RG Freshman
RT Freshman
QB Freshman
P Walk-on Freshman
RDE Freshman
NT Freshman
LDE Freshman
WLB Freshman
MLB Freshman
RLB Freshman
FS Walk-on Freshman
SS Freshman
LCB Freshman
RCB Freshman
SCB Freshman
K Walk-on Freshman
(11-24-2019, 02:13 PM)Mick Wrote:(11-24-2019, 01:22 PM)Row80Critic Wrote: I'm ready to think about 2020. Let's see those depth chart predictions. Who will be the starters at each position next year, assuming everyone heals up....
Based on this year's experience and our S&C program, here's my estimated starting lineup as of about game six:
WR Freshman
SL Freshman
TE Freshman
RB Freshman
FB Freshman
LT Freshman
LG Walk-on Freshman
C Freshman
RG Freshman
RT Freshman
QB Freshman
P Walk-on Freshman
RDE Freshman
NT Freshman
LDE Freshman
WLB Freshman
MLB Freshman
RLB Freshman
FS Walk-on Freshman
SS Freshman
LCB Freshman
RCB Freshman
SCB Freshman
K Walk-on Freshman
(11-24-2019, 05:08 PM)slide Wrote: nice post Sam.
a slightly different take. [note: we have 0 DL on current roster eligible to play in '22 and '23. further roster/recruiting negligence.]
QB Mills (KJ declares/portals on?)
RB Jones (Peat, Maddox; Speights moves on)
TE Fisk (Parkinson declares)
WR Humphreys, Wilson, Fehoko (Wedington, St. Brown slot guys)
OL left to right in most doom-and-gloom scenario: Rouse - Miller - Dalman - Hornibrook - Sarell (the other 3 seniors move on)
OL left to right in least doom-and-gloom scenario (Little still declares): Rouse - Bragg - Dalman - Hattis - Sarell
DL Booker, Williams, Swann (DWP, Pakola)
OLB J Fox, Reid (Umerah, A. Fox)
ILB Pryts, JMF (Robinson moves on)
CB Kelly, Manley
S Williamson, Head (if we sign a true scholarship S in this class, look to be starter by year's end)
NB McGill
K Karty (Toner hurt his kicking leg...that might be it for his career)
P Sanborn
(11-24-2019, 05:08 PM)slide Wrote: nice post Sam.
a slightly different take. [note: we have 0 DL on current roster eligible to play in '22 and '23. further roster/recruiting negligence.]
QB Mills (KJ declares/portals on?)
RB Jones (Peat, Maddox; Speights moves on)
TE Fisk (Parkinson declares)
WR Humphreys, Wilson, Fehoko (Wedington, St. Brown slot guys)
OL left to right in most doom-and-gloom scenario: Rouse - Miller - Dalman - Hornibrook - Sarell (the other 3 seniors move on)
OL left to right in least doom-and-gloom scenario (Little still declares): Rouse - Bragg - Dalman - Hattis - Sarell
DL Booker, Williams, Swann (DWP, Pakola)
OLB J Fox, Reid (Umerah, A. Fox)
ILB Pryts, JMF (Robinson moves on)
CB Kelly, Manley
S Williamson, Head (if we sign a true scholarship S in this class, look to be starter by year's end)
NB McGill
K Karty (Toner hurt his kicking leg...that might be it for his career)
P Sanborn
(11-24-2019, 06:54 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Yeah what was the logic in moving A. Fix to OLB. Did we really think we had a deep set of DE’s in the pipeline?
BC
(11-24-2019, 06:54 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Yeah what was the logic in moving A. Fix to OLB. Did we really think we had a deep set of DE’s in the pipeline?
BC
(11-24-2019, 08:15 PM)SF_Cardinal_Fan Wrote: Well, I watched Josh Pakola for 4 years playing defensive line for St. Francis High School and I was hoping to see him on the field for Stanford this season, his true freshman year, , at least for a game or two. But, as far as I know he did not play a single down this season.Correct.
Is there any difference (to future eligibility) between a player who appeared in 4 games or less versus a player who played in zero games? Both scenarios are a defined as a "redshirt year", correct ?
(11-24-2019, 08:15 PM)SF_Cardinal_Fan Wrote: Well, I watched Josh Pakola for 4 years playing defensive line for St. Francis High School and I was hoping to see him on the field for Stanford this season, his true freshman year, , at least for a game or two. But, as far as I know he did not play a single down this season.Correct.
Is there any difference (to future eligibility) between a player who appeared in 4 games or less versus a player who played in zero games? Both scenarios are a defined as a "redshirt year", correct ?
(11-24-2019, 08:15 PM)SF_Cardinal_Fan Wrote: Well, I watched Josh Pakola for 4 years playing defensive line for St. Francis High School and I was hoping to see him on the field for Stanford this season, his true freshman year, , at least for a game or two. But, as far as I know he did not play a single down this season.
Is there any difference (to future eligibility) between a player who appeared in 4 games or less versus a player who played in zero games? Both scenarios are a defined as a "redshirt year", correct ?
(11-24-2019, 08:15 PM)SF_Cardinal_Fan Wrote: Well, I watched Josh Pakola for 4 years playing defensive line for St. Francis High School and I was hoping to see him on the field for Stanford this season, his true freshman year, , at least for a game or two. But, as far as I know he did not play a single down this season.
Is there any difference (to future eligibility) between a player who appeared in 4 games or less versus a player who played in zero games? Both scenarios are a defined as a "redshirt year", correct ?
(11-24-2019, 02:57 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote: Actual, non-snarky prediction (though yes, many of these guys will get hurt with the way it's ben going). Departure assumptions included.
QB Mills (KJ declares/moves on)
RB Jones (Speights and/or Maddox move on, otherwise they rotate in some capacity)
TE Fisk (Parkinson declares)
WR Wedington, Wilson, Fehoko
OL left to right in most doom-and-gloom scenario: Sarell - Miller - Dalman - Hornibrook - Rouse (I don't think Sarell has NFL prospects just yet, but the 3 seniors all move on)
OL left to right in least doom-and-gloom scenario (Little still declares): Sarell - Hamilton/Hattis - Dalman - Powell - Hamilton/Hattis
DL Booker, Williams, Swann (Williams, Swann, and rotational piece Schaffer could all move on, and recruiting them back should be priority #1. Hell, #0.)
OLB J Fox, Reid (A. Fox and Herron in on plenty of passing downs)
ILB Robinson, JMF (I would recruit Robinson back and assume Pryts moves on)
CB Kelly, Bonner/Manley (Adebo declares and Eboh moves on)
S Williamson, Head (Antoine moves on, though as a captain I'm not so sure)
NB McGill
K Karty (Toner hurt his kicking leg...that might be it for his career)
P Sanborn
(11-24-2019, 02:57 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote: Actual, non-snarky prediction (though yes, many of these guys will get hurt with the way it's ben going). Departure assumptions included.
QB Mills (KJ declares/moves on)
RB Jones (Speights and/or Maddox move on, otherwise they rotate in some capacity)
TE Fisk (Parkinson declares)
WR Wedington, Wilson, Fehoko
OL left to right in most doom-and-gloom scenario: Sarell - Miller - Dalman - Hornibrook - Rouse (I don't think Sarell has NFL prospects just yet, but the 3 seniors all move on)
OL left to right in least doom-and-gloom scenario (Little still declares): Sarell - Hamilton/Hattis - Dalman - Powell - Hamilton/Hattis
DL Booker, Williams, Swann (Williams, Swann, and rotational piece Schaffer could all move on, and recruiting them back should be priority #1. Hell, #0.)
OLB J Fox, Reid (A. Fox and Herron in on plenty of passing downs)
ILB Robinson, JMF (I would recruit Robinson back and assume Pryts moves on)
CB Kelly, Bonner/Manley (Adebo declares and Eboh moves on)
S Williamson, Head (Antoine moves on, though as a captain I'm not so sure)
NB McGill
K Karty (Toner hurt his kicking leg...that might be it for his career)
P Sanborn
(11-25-2019, 05:44 AM)JohnR34231 Wrote: I sure hope Costello can be persuaded to stay, because (as I've said before), I think the chances of Mills making through the season uninjured are pretty slim. Unfortunately (and with all due respect to them) I don't see any of the backups being the answer. McKee will eventually be. At least I hope he will.
(11-25-2019, 05:44 AM)JohnR34231 Wrote: I sure hope Costello can be persuaded to stay, because (as I've said before), I think the chances of Mills making through the season uninjured are pretty slim. Unfortunately (and with all due respect to them) I don't see any of the backups being the answer. McKee will eventually be. At least I hope he will.
(11-25-2019, 05:57 AM)winflop Wrote:(11-25-2019, 05:44 AM)JohnR34231 Wrote: I sure hope Costello can be persuaded to stay, because (as I've said before), I think the chances of Mills making through the season uninjured are pretty slim. Unfortunately (and with all due respect to them) I don't see any of the backups being the answer. McKee will eventually be. At least I hope he will.
I don't know whether KJ stays or not, but if he does there should be an open competition for the job in spring camp and in August. Mills isn't all that - he threw 2 INTs in each of his last two starts and all were bad decisions/bad reads where he was locked onto a receiver for too long. Not that KJ is any better at not locking onto a receiver, and his favorite target is all but certain to leave early.
If KJ still aspires to play in the NFL he would almost certainly come back. But he's been pretty banged up the last two years and I have to wonder about his durability too and whether those injuries have taken a toll on his playing ability.
(11-25-2019, 05:57 AM)winflop Wrote:(11-25-2019, 05:44 AM)JohnR34231 Wrote: I sure hope Costello can be persuaded to stay, because (as I've said before), I think the chances of Mills making through the season uninjured are pretty slim. Unfortunately (and with all due respect to them) I don't see any of the backups being the answer. McKee will eventually be. At least I hope he will.
I don't know whether KJ stays or not, but if he does there should be an open competition for the job in spring camp and in August. Mills isn't all that - he threw 2 INTs in each of his last two starts and all were bad decisions/bad reads where he was locked onto a receiver for too long. Not that KJ is any better at not locking onto a receiver, and his favorite target is all but certain to leave early.
If KJ still aspires to play in the NFL he would almost certainly come back. But he's been pretty banged up the last two years and I have to wonder about his durability too and whether those injuries have taken a toll on his playing ability.
(11-25-2019, 09:16 AM)JohnR34231 Wrote: I think you will get what you wish because I doubt Costello would come back unless he is assured he will have a fair chance to win his starting job back.I am sure Shaw would tell you that everybody always has a "fair" chance to compete for a starting position. What that exactly means may be in the eye of the beholder. It is always going to be somewhat of a judgement call and certainly not totally objective.
(11-25-2019, 09:16 AM)JohnR34231 Wrote: I think you will get what you wish because I doubt Costello would come back unless he is assured he will have a fair chance to win his starting job back.I am sure Shaw would tell you that everybody always has a "fair" chance to compete for a starting position. What that exactly means may be in the eye of the beholder. It is always going to be somewhat of a judgement call and certainly not totally objective.