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Tag Archives: Washington Huskies

Washington’s Run Defense: Overcoming the Numbers Game

One of the top teams in the country entering the 2018 season, and the preemptive favorite to win the Pac-12, the Washington Huskies have boasted one of the best run defenses over the past few seasons and should continue to do so into 2018. They led the Pac-12 in points per game allowed, total yards…

August 24, 2018Leave a commentNCAA Defense, Scouting, Washington HuskiesBy Ryan Dukarm

Player to Watch: Myles Gaskin

He’s not very big. Not big enough to be a lead back and get all those touches, at least. But then again neither were Ray Rice or Brian Westbrook or Warrick Dunn. A standout athlete at O’Dea high school where he was an all-state runner and returner in football and a 2015 3A state title…

June 21, 2018Leave a comment2019 NFL Draft, Scouting, Washington HuskiesBy Tom Mead

2018 NFL Draft Wide Receiver Ranking: 10-6

These rankings were inspired by work done for the 2018 ITP Draft Guide, which is now available for purchase! Continuing along with my top 2018 NFL Draft Wide Receiver prospects I’ll be unveiling receivers 10-6. This group features some versatile pieces that can win from the outside as well as from the slot position and…

April 20, 2018Leave a comment2018 NFL Draft, ScoutingBy Joseph Ferraiola

ITP’s Day One 2018 Draft Favorites

The Inside The Pylon team has released our 2018 Draft Guide, rating and stacking over 550 prospects to find our group of 185 top guys. Like parents, scouts aren’t supposed to have “favorites” – but let’s face it, in the course of all that tape work, we enjoy watching some guys more than others. Below…

April 19, 2018Leave a comment2018 NFL Draft, ScoutingBy Dave Archibald

Sam Darnold: The Innate vs the Attainable

Sam Darnold all but cemented himself as the number one overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft amidst pouring conditions at his pro day in usually sunny Southern California. I’m not much of a believer in Combine or pro day successes or failures having much of an impact in the decision making process for teams.…

March 29, 2018Leave a comment2018 NFL Draft, Scouting, USC TrojansBy Joseph Ferraiola

NCAA Notebook: Week 7

We were waiting for a really weird weekend in college football and, boy did we get it! We always get it. It’s always lying in the weeds waiting to sneak up on us and it never fails. Every year. Here are my thoughts on the week that was. One Loss is Not a Death Sentence…

October 18, 2017Leave a commentNCAA Recaps, Opinion, RankingsBy Jeff Feyerer

Finding NCAA Risers and Fallers Using Pythag Expectation

Not every loss is created equal and not every team benefits from the same amount of luck from year to year. A bounce of the ball here and a bounce of the ball there tend to even out in the end, but – during the course of a season – these little things add up,…

September 2, 2017Leave a commentNFLBy Jeff Feyerer

Heisman Predictions

Predicting the Heisman Top 10

Anyone that tells you  they know anything about anything at this point prior to the college football season… well… they don’t. We can take estimated guesses and some of them will turn out to be correct, but to accurately play out the entire season is a fool’s errand. People love to believe there is some…

August 30, 2017Leave a commentNCAA Previews, RankingsBy Jeff Feyerer

Arizona Wildcats Run Game: Numbers, Angles, and Grass

The Arizona Wildcats under head coach Rich Rodriguez have consistently fielded one of the strongest rushing offenses in the Pac-12. In 2016, they ranked at the top of the conference, totalling 237 yards per game on the ground. This is a combination of both their running backs and quarterbacks’ ability to run the ball, as…

August 30, 2017Leave a commentArizona Wildcats, NCAA OffenseBy Ryan Dukarm

Oregon State Beavers Pin-Pull Sweep

The Oregon State Beavers are one of the most effective rushing teams in the Pac-12, utilizing a combination of inside zone, outside zone, misdirection, and option running plays to confuse and attack defenses. One of their most common run plays, beyond their basic inside and outside zone calls, is the pin-pull sweep. It involves one…

August 28, 2017Leave a commentNCAA Offense, Oregon State BeaversBy Ryan Dukarm

Junior QBs

Mark Schofield’s Check With Me July 10, 2017: 10 Junior QBs to Watch

August is upon us. NFL as well as college teams have begun their fall camps, the first NFL preseason game is in the books, and the start of football season is around the corner. But with the NFL Draft always on our mind, it is time to expand our look at the next quarterback class.…

August 10, 2017Leave a comment2018 NFL Draft, NCAA OffenseBy Mark Schofield

Utah Utes

The Utah Utes and the Go/Flat Concept

The Utah Utes have been one of the most consistent college football programs across the country in the last few years, and are consistently underrated by national outlets, as they have begun each of the last three season unranked and finished all three seasons in the Top 25. The Utah Utes offense is heavily based…

August 7, 2017Leave a commentNCAA Offense, Utah UtesBy Ryan Dukarm

Haason

The Dream Schemers: Budda Baker and Haason Reddick

The Arizona Cardinals’ top two selections in the 2017 NFL Draft are perfectly suited to the defensive scheme run in Phoenix. Budda Baker and Haason Reddick give defensive coordinator James Bettcher even more options in the hybrid scheme. For another piece breaking down Baker and Reddick’s fit in Arizona, check out this piece by Ollie…

May 13, 2017Leave a comment2017 NFL Draft, Arizona CardinalsBy Matty Brown

AFC North

AFC North Dream 2017 NFL Draft Fits

Series Introduction: A scheme fit is when a player’s traits and abilities line up with a certain coach’s style and scheme. Imagine if every NFL team could draft a player that fit perfectly into their scheme. That would benefit both the teams and the players simultaneously, as general managers and coaches wouldn’t be putting a…

April 25, 2017Leave a comment2017 NFL Draft, AFC NorthBy Joseph Ferraiola

Cornerback Rankings

Shane Alexander’s 2017 NFL Draft Cornerback Rankings

Click here for a full explanation of methodology and categories used in the chart above. About the class: Marshon Lattimore: #2 In the context of rankings, “#2” is usually associated with being the runner-up, the second best, or the first loser. For Marshon Lattimore, #2 means his overall ranking in this class from me. In…

April 24, 2017Leave a comment2017 NFL DraftBy Shane Alexander

Safety Rankings

Shane Alexander’s 2017 NFL Draft Safety Rankings

Click here for a full explanation of methodology and categories used in the chart above. Mask On, Mask Off: Malik Hooker and Jamal Adams Ohio State’s Malik Hooker has the chance to eventually be the best free safety in the NFL. A bold statement, I know, but when you see Hooker on tape, you know…

April 24, 2017Leave a comment2017 NFL DraftBy Shane Alexander
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