(10-17-2020 02:23 PM)Rabid Squirrel Wrote:  

(10-17-2020 02:17 PM)BDB5yp Wrote:  

(10-17-2020 12:14 PM)thxjoenovak Wrote:  

(10-17-2020 10:51 AM)TXHuskieJA26 Wrote:  I think the offense will be a lot better than this is giving credit for.
The line has 4 spots locked in and the other wil be a good competitions between guys with some serious size.
Bowers in year 2 with this system and with these teammates will be an improvement, and watching tape on Neville he seems like an upgrade at backup QB.
The RB group wil be fine with Collins, Gregory and Ducker. Not to mention the high praise of the explosive ability of Waylee so far in camp.
WR should turn out to be a major stength. Tucker and Richie are good. McCray should easily take over for Robinson considering he is also a big and strong possession receiver but with one major difference; the kid catches everything!! Toure should take a big step after getting some field time last year and if Love doesn't do te same then he could very well give up his spot to Trayvon Rudolph who has been so good in camp that he was given a scholarship after less then 8 months as a walk on.
Crawford will be his usual self at tight end and the guys behind him have great size to help in the run game and be nice red zone targets.

I think they have a chance to be a much more explosive offense than we have seen in rece t years.

Agree on the “O”.

The “D” with the loss of Heflin, Lorbeck etc will be tough to watch this year.

Tip: Take the “over”.

Almost forgot about Heflin. The delayed start to the season might be a blessing in disguise for some of the guys that needed some fine tuning.

Heflin is a back up and Lorbeck not listed in depth chart. Hope they get some playing time to show what they can do. I’m sure Heflin will rotate in often.

Pretty sure Heflin is the back up to deviyon Nixon who was recruited heavily by NIU and committed for a minute.