why MSU players in the NFL (outside of Dak) seem to be defensive? I told her I think Logan Cooke counts as offense (and to put a rush on the sandwiches), any other thoughts on this?
the old lady asked (as she was in the kitchen making sandwiches)
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Elgton Jenkins, Pork Chop Womack, Gabe Jackson and Tyre Phillips are a few offensive guys. Outside of Jerious, Moulds, JJ and Vick we've never really had great skill players or players good enough to go to the next level.
Part of that was the offenses we ran were not complimentary to showcasing, say a WR. Also, we've had some duds as coaches who couldn't develop players to get to the next level. Jackie and Mullen were good at it but Croom and Moorhead not so much.
Part of that was the offenses we ran were not complimentary to showcasing, say a WR. Also, we've had some duds as coaches who couldn't develop players to get to the next level. Jackie and Mullen were good at it but Croom and Moorhead not so much.
Talking more current players, on offense we have Charles Cross, Trye Phillips, Gabe and Elgton (along with Dak). We have about a dozen defensive guys in the league many playing at a very high level.
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Mississippi produces more defensive talent. And Mississippi is also where we sign our best players, on average. It’s very simple.
This is why I am intrigued by having a defensive head coach. It’s one of those ‘stick to your strengths’ experiments
This is why I am intrigued by having a defensive head coach. It’s one of those ‘stick to your strengths’ experiments
Will need to see pics first before offering an opinion. It's the only right thing to do.
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