1996 & 2007 showed what having weapons at each skill position

Sep 30, 2024
9:18:09am

gopman Truly Addicted User

can do for an offense.

In 2007, who do you stop? Austin Collie? Dennis Pitta? Harvey Unga? Even Michael Reed was tough. Pick your poison.

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Why do were care about getting the ball to the TE? I want Lassiter and Roberts

spidercoug

8:17am

Just take what the defense gives us, any group can be the stand out group

1984coug

8:20am

I want BYU to recruit and bring in the best tight ends we can. If they are never

CodeBlueCoug

8:21am

"Pick your poison". I want opposing D-coordinators being unable to

gopman

8:22am

This is my thought. It's why you sometimes throw in a running play even if

TheNerd

8:35am

Not at the expense of touches for the best. Yes, you gotta have a variety

Plato

8:37am

Sure, you go with the "hot hand". It's just nice having "options".

gopman

9:15am

Sadly we don't have that depth of talent so we need to make sure

Plato

11:48am

129/134 3rd down conversion percentage. That's why.

HRCougar

8:25am

They should be a huge factor considering the running game woes. 3rd down

Zak

8:43am

Because a TE on a LBer or S is a bigger mismatch than a WR on a CB, imo

deliciousmocha

8:45am

depends on the receiver.

runnincoug

9:13am

Because BYU fans are nostalgic and pine for the offense of the 1980s.

runnincoug

9:13am

1996 & 2007 showed what having weapons at each skill position

gopman

9:18am

agreed but the goal of showcasing multiple weapons can be done in different ways

runnincoug

9:31am

I think the idea is targeting the TE a bit more could improve the offense.

JuicyJam

9:26am

It's Kenya. He's losing weight.

gopman

9:35am

I assume so. I'm hoping it's more like 20 lbs and not 40.

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