Pat Narduzzi on Miami:
"We ran into a buzzsaw ... They're the number one team in the country. They're no joke. They're averaging 45 points a game and they're number 1, number 2, number 3 in just about every damn category. I don't know if I've faced a team [like that]."
#Pitt
This is an inside run team for better or worse this season, especially with the second-team OL in there. I mean you could run him wide and lose five yards because the blocking isn't on time. He's got to stop jump cutting five yards behind the line of scrimmage.
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Girard Pringle just never got out of the gate this season. Jordan Lyle has started to warm up, but Pringle just can't get anything with the few opportunities he's had.
It's on Javian Mallory for performing well with his opportunities and earning more. Pringle isn't getting a lot of touches and he hasn't shown he's earned them either. Guys have to do the best with what they get and they'll get more. He hasn't done that.
Should be all she wrote for the first-team O. Toney with 16-194-3. Mensah throws for 387 and 4 tuddies. Toney will pass Leonard Hankerson to get to 7th on the all-time list.
This is getting ridiculous.
Through 7 games in 2020:
DeVonta Smith: 65 catches, 903 yards, 10 TD
Mac Jones: 77.1%, 18 TD/3 INT
Miami, still in Game 7:
Malachi Toney: 65 catches, 941 yards, 10 TD
Darian Mensah: 82.0%, 21 TD/1 INT
I like that they are calling more quick hitches, shorter option routes and easier ways for Mensah to get the ball other receivers. It helps build some chemistry there. Mensah has to have confidence in all the weapons on this team.