Brett Kollmann does a good job of illustrating the play and how to defense it. Most teams seem to defend it wrong. Basically, teams stack the A gap instead of the B and C gaps. The play is run to Philly’s left under Mailata, Dickerson and Kelce. Watch the film, teams stack the wrong gaps.
Brett Kollman has interesting observations on how to defend the push. It’s a rugby tactic with a known counter.
Surprised to hear the quiet part out loud.
Players don’t usually trash former teammates.
It’s kinda refreshing to hear them say it.
Might be best to find your local plastic fabricator like TAP Plastics and get a piece of lexan or acrylic cut as a drop-in replacement.
I have used them for other projects in the past and it’s been easy going.
No experience with the anti-shatter films on tempered glass due to the nature of why the glass shstters.
Look at those baby numbers.
I can’t unsee how small the numbers are on those knockoffs.
Don’t listen to hot take, ESPN talking heads, and their East Coast bias.
It’s the same story every year, a tale as old as time.
The bias exists in every major sport.
This relationship is starting to feel like the Oakland Athletics and the New York Yankees of the 2000s.
Cowboys 10 @ 49ers 42
49ers 31 @ Seahawks 13
49ers 42 @ Eagles 19
in the same year is pretty, pretty good
Round out with 49ers @ Saints in 2019 and Packers @ 49ers in 2019 at NFC CG