1) did Toney check with official if he was legal? If not-it’s a flag. If not-WHY WOULD HE NOT?!?! He should very play…If he did….
Also—-Unless you’ve warned him/offense about this beforehand YOU CANNOT AND DO NOT THROW THIS FLAG
Chiefs’ HC Andy Reid was not pleased that officials did not warn him that Kadarius Toney was lined up offsides the way they have in the past. About the call, the normally mild-mannered Reid said, “It's a bit embarrassing for the National Football League for that to take place.”
Phenomenal Junior season from #21! Meny was a pillar of consistency for us on defense. Played multiple positions and performed well throughout the year. Very high football IQ, good grades, a young man that you want in your locker room. Recruit him!
Regular season stats:
54 Solo tackles (Lead the team)
24 Assisted tackles
4 TFL
82 total tackles (Lead the team)
2 INT (Tied for most on the team)
3 FGB
5 PBU (Lead the team)
1 FF
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One other thing we’re working on at @vIQtorySports is creating a list “empty coaching cues” and ways to make them more impactful…
For example - telling a kid “Hey, be smart!” - does that mean he’s usually dumb? Does that mean be super cautious and don’t make a mistake?
You take the foot off the gas when you tell a player to “be smart” because they immediately go into timid mode.
Another one would be telling a player “you gotta_____ (catch that, block him, make that play, insert mistake here)” after the player knowingly doesn’t do his assignment.
If they can respond back to you with “yeah no sh*t coach”, then it’s probably an empty coaching cue. Always put yourself in the player’s shoes. They didn’t drop the ball/miss a block/ not make the play on purpose.