The Line is better than what it showed against Pittsburgh. This line practices opposite JPP, Snacks, Vernon.
In training camp however they don't finish off the blocks by Pancaking the guy to the ground. ATTENTION REPORTERS- Is there Video of the Giants linemen in the gym lifting? Who is the strongest? Who kills it in the Weight Room? There is competition between all the other team groups, it would be interesting to learn gain more info about the Lineman.
I like the Rookies Bisnowaty, and Wheeler. I think they have the capability to play physical. The rookies will follow the leader.
Pugh is in a contract year and I'm sure he is Motivated.
This is only reference to finding the dominant player, who sets the tone as to how physical the Giants line is willing to play, I have hopes for Flowers to emerge as the Dominant Lineman. Even when he had NO technique, I was proud of how he swatted away some defenders.
I believe there is a nucleus for the new guys to play smart and block defenders out of the play. We need the line to get stronger in the weight room and become bullies.
Giants were a Playoff team last year with a winning 11-5 record, but the running game was unsuccessful.
We are looking to play smart and physical this year.
Who will set the tone as a Dominant Lineman on a good line this year. Will we have a good Line? Since we have the same line as last year, essentially who will step up?
explains differences and benefits of
last spring i ranted about play action off outside zone ala falcons
not clear what our plan is.
https://www.bigblueview.com/2017/6/21/15828736/summer-school-dj-fluker-inside-zone-running-scheme-ny-giants-offensive-line-training-camp
for inside zone run blocking, especially maybe for relatively light in the pants blockers, footwork and angles would count for a shit ton,
whereas for outside zone, whomever is on the end of the train as it were, (a TE or an OT?) would need to move in space and ID a defender to hit.
then again, in inside zone, the center would have to move in space, assuming he is not stuck on a DT...being held inside that is, or simply blown aside
vs outside zone runs, if the DE can occupy a T -and- a TE that would leave the LB or safety free to hit the RB?
overall, outside zone run blocking would simpler to learn though
Pretty much how I see it too. I hope some time together as a unit can make those breakdowns less frequent.
He said the players are almost equal in strength and skill,
so offensive lines base a portion of their schemes on creating a hesitation response, and they use that fraction of a second to exploit the confusion.
Kind of like what I do to you every time!
Just talk football Fatman We don't have to agree. Don't Hate or be miserable because I speak more languages than you. Its just a sport ok ?
put all the Apples in one cart .
I agree about keeping the fullback and Trying fluker out
in place of Jerry . Lets wait another year is not helping
our star QB
I would like to learn gain more about this.
Lets talk Football is all I am here for, to RELAX?
Arc who is the best Lineman in your opinion?
WTF are you even talking about?
I hope he's a good football player. I guess if he can cleave another man in half with a broadsword that would be cool, but Im more interested in his ability as a lineman.
No, I want to learn gain more about everything you have to share. I like learn gaining as much as possible.
Lets talk Football is all I am here for, to RELAX?
Arc who is the best Lineman in your opinion?
Hello, my friend.
So you want to talk football?
Well, if you want to talk about the best offensive lineman on the Giants, it unfortunately is probably Justin Pugh. Which isn't saying a whole lot. I am hoping a healthy Weston Richburg will be better than he was last year when he was playing with torn tendons in his snapping hand.
I still have hope for Ereck Flowers but he's running out of time and if this isn't the year, they've got to move him off LT. I do think he's an NFL caliber lineman - just probably not where he is right now.
I'm hoping Fluker provides some solid depth - it looks like Jerry is still the RG for now. Bobby Hart may become a decent RT but he had a few whiffs in the preseason game and needs to be better.
I don't think Biz is going to give us anything this year - he's still a project. I do think Wheeler is interesting and might have an outside shot to help.
I'm still pretty worried about the line as a whole - I'm worried that it might wreck this season. But I expect a dominant defense, we do have great skill players, and #10 is still here.
I'm not sure this line has the talent to be a "smash mouth" unit. I don't think they're physical enough. Flowers actually might be the only guy who is, and he's probably in the wrong spot.
Solari is going to need to start earning his money. Our entire season is probably riding on this line getting it together.
He said the players are almost equal in strength and skill,
so offensive lines base a portion of their schemes on creating a hesitation response, and they use that fraction of a second to exploit the confusion.
Well, I was paraphrasing Trent Dilfer, who did not specifically talk about O-line techniques. He said that today's offenses need to create an instant of hesitation or indecision in the defense. He didn't specifically say the linemen have to do that.
And hey, guys, leave me out of this.
But what do I know, I like The Disco Biscuits.
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He said the players are almost equal in strength and skill,
so offensive lines base a portion of their schemes on creating a hesitation response, and they use that fraction of a second to exploit the confusion
And yet - that's the exact opposite of what you are blabbering about in the OP. SMASHMOUTH!!! SMASHMOUTH!!
You aren't saying HESITATION.
Answer that one, genius.
Our problem has been, even on 3rd and short, the D knows its a pass so no hesitation factor.
Pass then run has been our motto, instead of run to pass, and its been fairly anemic when it really counted.
Since we ran the ball 47% of the time in 3rd and 3 or shorter, then what is the reasoning for the plays that failed?
They are able to stop the run - the majority of or conversions on 3rd and short (61%) were via the air.
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Our problem has been, even on 3rd and short, the D knows its a pass so no hesitation factor.
Since we ran the ball 47% of the time in 3rd and 3 or shorter, then what is the reasoning for the plays that failed?
They are able to stop the run - the majority of or conversions on 3rd and short (61%) were via the air.
I messaged you on FB
She was looking kinda dumb with her fingers and her thumb in the shape of an 'L' on her forehead.
that song is horrible, they shouldn't play smashmouth.
lol