Winter Is Coming

[JJacket]

Anyone else notice that the Miami media ask actual questions and they speak up like they aren't afraid to ask the question? Just seems to be a stark contrast with the Atlanta media who seem sheepish and meek.

And not one question started with "I imagine...."

 

[00Burdell]

As I recall, Cottrell was the fastest guy in TN while in high school. How can we not benefit from that kind of speed?

 

[JoeCakeEater]

There is more to football than straight line speed. Maybe he can transition to a 3rd down/receiving back or a slot receiver. Former Abacks is the fattest position on our team right now unfortunately. BBacks are a more logical every down back to me.

 

[goldbybirth]

As I recall, Cottrell was the fastest guy in TN while in high school. How can we not benefit from that kind of speed?

4.35 40.

 

[joeye]

Maybe we can coach Cottrell up & teach him some new skills in ways that the previous administration couldn’t....

 

[JJacket]

Maybe we can coach Cottrell up & teach him some new skills in ways that the previous administration couldn’t....

Cottrell was our best A back in 2018. Ran full speed every run. He will have a place.

 

[daBuzz]

Cottrell was our best A back in 2018. Ran full speed every run. He will have a place.

Look at the intensity on his face in the videos. Bought in isn't an issue.

 

[jacket67]

I just don't see it. There's got to be a reason we never throw to him. Look at our top 3 A-backs' career receiving stats:

Searcy: 26 catches for 605 yards and 2 TDs
Lynch: 37 catches for 1015 yards and 11 TDs
Cottrell: 3 catches for 12 yards

I'd love to be wrong, but I see Cottrell as having the body of a slot receiver but the agility of a power back.

I'm not sure if it's fair to compare ABs who were starting when JT was the QB to an AB who mostly played with TQM. Without looking at the stats, I think most of Searcy's and Lynch's career catches were thrown by JT.

 

[yellowbritchies]

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That poster is a real classic, and brings back many memories.

 

[JJacket]

I'm not sure if it's fair to compare ABs who were starting when JT was the QB to an AB who mostly played with TQM. Without looking at the stats, I think most of Searcy's and Lynch's career catches were thrown by JT.

Lynch's receiving stats decreased dramatically when JT5 left. When Thomas was there, he seemed to get the touchdown scoring, wide open, post type plays.

 

[Flywheel]

Cottrell can play RB in a traditional O IMO.

 

[User 8976]

Cottrell can play RB in a traditional O IMO.

IMO cottrell will do whatever he's asked to help the team. selfless guy.

 

[Flywheel]

IMO cottrell will do whatever he's asked to help the team. selfless guy.

Agree. I just mean if he's asked to go between the tackles, he'd do as well as anyone else on the roster.

 

[User 8976]

Agree. I just mean if he's asked to go between the tackles, he'd do as well as anyone else on the roster.

"son, run directly at the defense and have a loss of yardage' - said no offensive coordinator other than Pat Nix

 

[thwg]

Agree. I just mean if he's asked to go between the tackles, he'd do as well as anyone else on the roster.

Jamious Griffin will also be on the roster as well as Touchdown Tony.

 

[jdubjacket]

Jamious Griffin will also be on the roster as well as Touchdown Tony.

I like where your head’s at.

 

[18in32]

"There's only one Gus."

I just watched this and have to say I really enjoyed this interview. I like that guy. I was particularly struck by his point that the S&C coaches spend a lot more time with the players than the other FB coaches because they're with them all off-season too.

I wonder why you linked this, though? This interview is from 2016. Is there something here that you thought was particularly noteworthy?

 

[18in32]

IMO cottrell will do whatever he's asked to help the team. selfless guy.

He's also a nice kid and comes from a good family.

 

[Techbert]

 

[18in32]

White dudes can't dance hah