Randy Edsall on this year’s offensive line and other Spring cleanup...

[huskymedic]

 

[CL82]

He looks good, doesn't he? I hope he gets some burn this year.

 

[Exit 4]

Wide shoulders. Seems like he will have to make his way as someone with reach over smaller DBs who is also difficult to bring down. No surprise really given his height. Looking forward to seeing some catches - I’m cheering for him.

 

[Life Is Good]

Eh. He said Bonislawski could throw the ball better than Dan O.

Caring what any coach says about anything is rarely a good plan.

Who is Bonislawski?

 

[TheDoggPound]

Throwing the ball in practice is different than on the field. See McEntee, Johnny and QB Randy got from Ohio that transferred out. Could throw the heck out of the ball but could not read defenses or pick up the offense. Matt had a good arm, Fraser had a good arm. Cody Endres had a good arm. The ability to read defenses and getting the ball to the right guy at the right time makes all the difference in the world.

Frazer had a good arm? All I remember about him was that he would under throw a ton of passes into the ground..

 

[Chief00]

Too much to ask for another switch - I always thought he would be a very good outside LB - if we even have that position under Crocker.

 

[Chief00]

Or he's going to try really hard to not play a true freshman interior DL. Or he's expecting Jones to leapfrog Murphy the second he shows up on campus.

Jones is a really big human being who has fairly quick feet for his size. He can and will be scary.

 

[whaler11]

Who is Bonislawski?

Matt Bonislawski College Stats | College Football at Sports-Reference.com

 

[gopher2]

Throwing the ball in practice is different than on the field. See McEntee, Johnny and QB Randy got from Ohio that transferred out. Could throw the heck out of the ball but could not read defenses or pick up the offense. Matt had a good arm, Fraser had a good arm. Cody Endres had a good arm. The ability to read defenses and getting the ball to the right guy at the right time makes all the difference in the world.

I thought Dan O excelled at finding open receivers. He seemed to always be able to locate a receiver 10-20 yards downfield and would immediately deliver a dart that got there before the defense could react.