Why chadwell is the man

Techfan02 said:
The RPO asspect of his offense is being seen very commonly in the nfl if he can get recruits to see that he may get hot here fast.
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Excellent. Oh, just one more thing. Before you head out, go ahead and write a check for Chadwell's buyout so J Batt can have it in his desk drawer just in case, you know... even tho it won't happen but just in case.
 
Techfan02 said:
The RPO asspect of his offense is being seen very commonly in the nfl if he can get recruits to see that he may get hot here fast.
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The biggest red flag I have with Chadwell is the lack of P5 experience. I feel that Chadwell does have a high ceiling. But, there is a certain level of risk. To be fair, I do believe that Chadwell has a higher ceiling and can do better than Key. I think we should learn our lessons, with coaches that lack big time experience. Collins was better a FCS coach, at best. Not saying Chadwell is another Collins, but the possibility of that really bothers me.
 
Jmonty71 said:
The biggest red flag I have with Chadwell is the lack of P5 experience. I feel that Chadwell does have a high ceiling. But, there is a certain level of risk. To be fair, I do believe that Chadwell has a higher ceiling and can do better than Key. I think we should learn our lessons, with coaches that lack big time experience. Collins was better a FCS coach, at best. Not saying Chadwell is another Collins, but the possibility of that really bothers me.
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Collins would build high level fcs programs from the upsidedown
 
Techfan02 said:
Look at the number of nfl offenses including it from a few years ago till now, it's becoming the new big thing. There is a way to capitolize off of it that chadwell sees.
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I'm not being critical of your initial comment; the RPO definitely works in college football... to argue otherwise would be asinine. You just misspelled aspect.

 
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