Thread: It's Groundhog Day & It's COLD out there!

Originally Posted by jackiejokeman

It's COLD out there everyday!

Yep. So what we need is groundhogs ... not just Forte & Taylor ...

but Wolfe & Bell have to get into the mix to keep the ball out of Brady's hands.

This is an eat the clock game...aint nothing fancy about it.

With estimated winds at 35 mph the passing game could come to a halt for both sides.

Not to mention a projected wind chill of -21 degrees.

It really could come down to nothing but the running game and turnovers.

Question is ... who has more runners? Who has the better defense?

Wolfe gets the handoff on first down for a gain of 2...

Cutler completes for 3 on second down...

Bell gains 4 on third down...

4rth down coming up...

& we havent used the heavy hitters yet at RB.

N.E. doesnt have any heavy hitters at RB that our defense cant stop.

Will this be an air ball game?

It will when the winds allow it & we better take advantage of it when it does.

N.E. sure will.

OUR DEFENSE IN COLD WEATHER :

The more active you are the warmer you stay... ; )

We can beat these guys.

They shit out of an asshole like everyone else does.

Now you're talking about everybody's floaters! Only you, Jackie! LOL But yeah, you are absolutely right. They put their britches on the same way as everyone else does.

Originally Posted by jackiejokeman

Forgot to mention what Hester & Manning do on special teams...that could be the game winner.

Well, even if they don't kick it to Hester and they choose to kick it out of bounds, we'll still get excellent field position out of it.

I want to see us shock the world and run the flexbone!

Originally Posted by short faced bear

I want to see us shock the world and run the flexbone!

I didn't know that you were an Air Force Falcons fan! Man, I love watching a good option team, and no team did it better than Tom Osborne and Nebraska did back in the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

Originally Posted by Dagan81

I didn't know that you were an Air Force Falcons fan! Man, I love watching a good option team, and no team did it better than Tom Osborne and Nebraska did back in the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

I like the Flexbone and Wishbone, not a big fan of the power I option. Would probably never see a full compliment of it in the pro's but a gimmick like the wildcat would be nice.

Originally Posted by short faced bear

I like the Flexbone and Wishbone, not a big fan of the power I option. Would probably never see a full compliment of it in the pro's but a gimmick like the wildcat would be nice.

You probably like Georgia Tech's style of football because I think they run the flexbone.