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Originally Posted by Puck (Post 95049)

Gonna need pictures or your lying

If only I knew how to attach a picture on this site.......:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Puck (Post 95050)

You do know chicks have pockets in their panties right?

Back me up Southpaw. After you go check of course

After first hand inspection, I can confirm we do......in the interest of accuracy (I know this board has high standards) I reconfirmed a few more times just to be sure. :p

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Originally Posted by 1965southpaw (Post 95053)

If only I knew how to attach a picture on this site.......:rolleyes:

Send it to me. I’ll take care of it...... a couple of times

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Originally Posted by Puck (Post 95050)

You do know chicks have pockets in their panties right?

Back me up Southpaw. After you go check of course

I banged a fat girl once.. that's where she kept her twinkies.

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Originally Posted by 1965southpaw (Post 95054)

After first hand inspection, I can confirm we do......in the interest of accuracy (I know this board has high standards) I reconfirmed a few more times just to be sure. :p

If puck made you jerk off, you need to raise your standards

Lots of good quotes/insight into Nelson by DL coach Dave DeGuglielmo in this new Indy Star article:

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...us/2152133002/

Love this quote:

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To put a guy down? That’s one thing. To put a guy down and lay on him, it’s another thing. You know what I’m saying? You put a guy down and don’t let him get up? That’s a third thing. There’s a degree of, ‘I’m going to make sure you understand what happened to you.’ And it’s natural to him. That’s a great thing. It’s not just how you finish a guy. It’s knocking him down and making sure he stays down..

I love this quote about Glowinski as well:

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I don’t know if it’s a secret anymore. I get calls from all over the league, my fellow coaches, and the first question they ask is, ‘Where’d you find 64?’ It’s usually calling about some scheme, a team we played, whatever, or to share some thoughts. ‘Boy you got a good one in 56 (Nelson), but where’d you find 64?’ Like, right away they transition into Glowinski. He jumps off the tape because he’s faster than any of them, to be honest with you. He’s the fastest guy I got, flat-out running. And when he plays, he sometimes looks like the Tasmanian Devil out there. He was once a secret, and again, I credit Chris Ballard and his crew for finding that and knowing that there was something there.

We drafted Nelson on purpose.

We lucked into Glowinski.

And with Smith producing well at RT, this O-Line is a hugely rebuilt beast.

If we can keep them healthy and re-signed, the next couple of seasons could be a LOT of fun.

Walk Worthy,

To make it as an elite team you need to 'luck' out on a player or two. Coaching really helps. Remember the beginning of the year. Luck wasn't throwing anything (hardly) deep. It looks now as if Reich had an idea of how to develop the line and keep Luck alive by not asking them to do to much until they got healthy and began to function as a unit. He put them in situations where they could succeed and built on that. Did the same thing with Wilson. Put him in situations where he could succeed then is slowly building on it. We get to watch him in real time develop (hopefully). It's fun to see the organization work together to get talent and then try to develop it. This is looking really good for us Freaks if we can keep this up.

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Look, I’ve been around (Lou) Holtz, (Bill) Belichick and (Tom) Coughlin, I’ve been around some good head coaches, I’ve worked with some really, really high-respected head coaches, and I would say Frank does as good a job as any of those guys managing these people, knowing his players.

The guy who leads the (blitz) meeting – I’ve been around a long time, and it’s always been the line coach – here, it’s the head coach. We all do our research and get ready, but Frank runs it. And if you can imagine what it’s like ... it’s a different meeting. Andrew sits right in the front row, next to the center. Sometimes (if you’re an offensive lineman) you don’t see the head coach, don’t even interact with the head coach unless he’s yelling at you about something. Here, Frank runs the meeting twice a week. And we don’t go to him. He comes into the o-line room and stands in the front of the room. And you can’t take away the significance of that for linemen who, for years and years, the head coach has been (in another part of the building). He’s with them. He’s in the trenches with them. And it’s probably a result of him playing QB behind guys like that. And I love it.

We got a good one in Reich, ladies and gents. This organization is going to be very successful with good, transparent leadership at the top between Ballard and Reich.

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Originally Posted by VeveJones007 (Post 95135)

We got a good one in Reich, ladies and gents. This organization is going to be very successful with good, transparent leadership at the top between Ballard and Reich.

They seem to work very well together. The complete opposite of Pagano and Grigson. Or to a lesser extent, Polian and Caldwell.