1. Do you know roughly how many snaps Phillips played last night? Seemed like I saw Picou out there a lot more than Phillips.
2. Did Warrior play special teams?
3. Did Kirkland play in the 2nd half? If not, due to injury or not playing well? I know I saw him in the first half, based on the package we were in.
4. When we were in 3 LB sets in the 1st half, it was Bynum, McDowell and Jumper. Do they not trust Kirkland at MLB in 3 LB sets?
5. Did Foreman ever get benched last night? Seemed like Vandy kept picking on him and seemed like we kept throwing him out there. Saw Moseley in for a series in the 2nd half, but couldn't tell if he was in for Sutton or Foreman.
6. From what you've seen at practice, since Martinez has been there, are our DBs taught to turn and look for the ball? I know this has been brought up a number of times in the past, but don't remember the answer. It seems like many years ago, they always talked about DBs watching the receivers eyes and hands as opposed to turning around and looking for the ball, as the thought was that it slows you down if you're a DB. But seems like that philosophy has changed at least some over the years. It was ironic that during one of the commercial breaks last night, we flipped over to the FSU/Florida game and they threw deep on Wilson and he turned around at the last minute and was able to defend it better.
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2. Did Warrior play special teams?
3. Did Kirkland play in the 2nd half? If not, due to injury or not playing well? I know I saw him in the first half, based on the package we were in.
4. When we were in 3 LB sets in the 1st half, it was Bynum, McDowell and Jumper. Do they not trust Kirkland at MLB in 3 LB sets?
5. Did Foreman ever get benched last night? Seemed like Vandy kept picking on him and seemed like we kept throwing him out there. Saw Moseley in for a series in the 2nd half, but couldn't tell if he was in for Sutton or Foreman.
6. From what you've seen at practice, since Martinez has been there, are our DBs taught to turn and look for the ball? I know this has been brought up a number of times in the past, but don't remember the answer. It seems like many years ago, they always talked about DBs watching the receivers eyes and hands as opposed to turning around and looking for the ball, as the thought was that it slows you down if you're a DB. But seems like that philosophy has changed at least some over the years. It was ironic that during one of the commercial breaks last night, we flipped over to the FSU/Florida game and they threw deep on Wilson and he turned around at the last minute and was able to defend it better.
Thanks
@Brent_Hubbs @Austin_Price @P_Fortenberry @Rob Lewis
