College Football (Week 15)

[Heismanberg]

Marshall with the fumbilitis

[Shellder Richardson]

My boy Kony Ealy with the strip sack on Nick Marshall.

2 for 2.

[Heismanberg]

Ealy with another forced fumble.  Think he caused that one with his foot. 

[Libero_2]

Ealy with another forced fumble.  Think he caused that one with his foot. 

Was that what knocked it free? I thought Marshall bounced the ball off his own knee.

[Heismanberg]

Was that what knocked it free? I thought Marshall bounced the ball off his own knee.

Couldn't tell.  I was in my kitchen watching it from far away - just saw Ealy's leg swing around and the ball shoot out.   

[Libero_2]

So Auburn is just going to hand it off every down and dare Mizzou to find a way to stay in the ball game.

Jesus they are fast and physical and slipping tackles like they aren't even there.

[Heismanberg]

So Auburn is just going to hand it off every down and dare Mizzou to find a way to stay in the ball game.

Jesus they are fast and physical and slipping tackles like they aren't even there.

Is this your first time watching them this season? 

[casman02]

Oklahoma State cheerleader came dangerously close to getting his derriere severely kicked

[Libero_2]

Is this your first time watching them this season? 

Yes I wanted to catch the Bama game, but couldnt find it on TV.

Also, that catch was ridiculous, OB or not, holy hell nice hands by that Mizzou kid.

[Heismanberg]

Yes I wanted to catch the Bama game, but couldnt find it on TV.

I've never seen a more creative run play designer.  Malzahn's system is beautiful. 

[Heismanberg]

After these last few drives, would anyone be upset if the Jets used a draft pick on Greg Robinson if the right QB isn't available?

Robinson might not be available either. 

[Libero_2]

After these last few drives, would anyone be upset if the Jets used a draft pick on Greg Robinson if the right QB isn't available?

Robinson might not be available either. 

Depends on the plan for D'Brick really. Brick's weakness has always been run blocking, so I seriously doubt he can transition to the right side. Can he shift inside to LG?

Otherwise you can try to trade Brick to bring in a new LT in Robinson, because I am firmly against spending a top 10/ top 5 pick on a RT

[Heismanberg]

Depends on the plan for D'Brick really. Brick's weakness has always been run blocking, so I seriously doubt he can transition to the right side. Can he shift inside to LG?

Otherwise you can try to trade Brick to bring in a new LT in Robinson, because I am firmly against spending a top 10/ top 5 pick on a RT

Moving him inside would be an even worse decision.  The team could just cut ties with him.  I doubt anyone will trade for him and his contract. 

If you draft Robinson, you bring in a potential franchise tackle and let him play on the right side for a season or two.  Robinson has incredible upside and he's only 20 years old.

I'd say at least three QBs and the top two WRs have to be off the board to make this move though.

[Heismanberg]

Malzahn is just in the zone

[Libero_2]

Moving him inside would be an even worse decision.  The team could just cut ties with him.  I doubt anyone will trade for him and his contract. 

If you draft Robinson, you bring in a potential franchise tackle and let him play on the right side for a season or two.  Robinson has incredible upside and he's only 20 years old.

I'd say at least three QBs and the top two WRs have to be off the board to make this move though.

So if you make Robinson a RT, leave Brick on the left, what do you do with Howard, who has to my eyes, been the best OL on the squad this season, and should be resignable to a reasonable contract. I know people have talked about moving him inside, but I don't know how viable that is.