ivotuk
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Some great break down on the podcast, good read with some videos thrown in for good measure. One problem, I couldn't get audio out of the videos.
The podcast starts out talking about their win over the Falcons, then turn to the upcoming game with the Seahawks. These guys sound very knowledgeable, talking about the offensive line, blocking schemes, and the run game. AND, they think very highly of BWagz and KJ Wright.
I enjoyed listening to them, and think the Eagles webpage might be a good future source.
http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/news/ ... 4345632767
From a personnel standpoint, left tackle George Fant (No. 74) is a former college basketball player who hadn’t played meaningful football since eighth grade before walking on to Western Kentucky’s team last year.
Now, the rookie free agent is starting for the Seahawks. He’s prone to mistakes in the run game, but you can see his raw athleticism and ability to move people shine through.
Left guard Mark Glowinski is in his second year out of West Virginia, and he’s a solid young player still coming into his own.
Right guard Germain Ifedi was the team’s first-round pick this year out of Texas A&M, and he has flashes of brilliance because of his athleticism and mean streak.
The most impressive player, however, is center Justin Britt. The former second-round pick at tackle has transitioned to the pivot about as well as you can ask for a young player. His athleticism is apparent every time you watch him play and his ability to execute reach blocks in the zone run game is pivotal to their success on the ground.
The podcast starts out talking about their win over the Falcons, then turn to the upcoming game with the Seahawks. These guys sound very knowledgeable, talking about the offensive line, blocking schemes, and the run game. AND, they think very highly of BWagz and KJ Wright.
I enjoyed listening to them, and think the Eagles webpage might be a good future source.
http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/news/ ... 4345632767
From a personnel standpoint, left tackle George Fant (No. 74) is a former college basketball player who hadn’t played meaningful football since eighth grade before walking on to Western Kentucky’s team last year.
Now, the rookie free agent is starting for the Seahawks. He’s prone to mistakes in the run game, but you can see his raw athleticism and ability to move people shine through.
Left guard Mark Glowinski is in his second year out of West Virginia, and he’s a solid young player still coming into his own.
Right guard Germain Ifedi was the team’s first-round pick this year out of Texas A&M, and he has flashes of brilliance because of his athleticism and mean streak.
The most impressive player, however, is center Justin Britt. The former second-round pick at tackle has transitioned to the pivot about as well as you can ask for a young player. His athleticism is apparent every time you watch him play and his ability to execute reach blocks in the zone run game is pivotal to their success on the ground.
