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Irishknight1023 · 05-27-2007, 03:55 AM

A 6-7 245 TE is an absolute monster on the line. I think it's a little early to compare Rudolph and Ragone because they are two different types of TE IMO. Rudolph is a redzone threat and can go up and get any ball and move the chains, but Ragone is a field stretching LB mismatch nightmare and a threat in the open field. I think them being so different will make us that much more of a complete offense. We usually use two TE's at a time so the defense will never know how to play us. Oh yeah and did I mention most likely Jimmy Clausen is the man throwing them the ball where they can catch it and nobody else? It's an exciting time to be an ND fan i'll tell you that. I'm 20 and full of piss and vinegar after a night of partying so i'm taking it out on the 2000 threads on IE tonight.

05-27-2007, 03:55 AM	#97 (permalink)
Irishknight1023 LeBron James of VC Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 1,914 Cash: 5,018.88 Bank: 43,292.50 Total Bankroll: 48,311.38 Donate	A 6-7 245 TE is an absolute monster on the line. I think it's a little early to compare Rudolph and Ragone because they are two different types of TE IMO. Rudolph is a redzone threat and can go up and get any ball and move the chains, but Ragone is a field stretching LB mismatch nightmare and a threat in the open field. I think them being so different will make us that much more of a complete offense. We usually use two TE's at a time so the defense will never know how to play us. Oh yeah and did I mention most likely Jimmy Clausen is the man throwing them the ball where they can catch it and nobody else? It's an exciting time to be an ND fan i'll tell you that. I'm 20 and full of piss and vinegar after a night of partying so i'm taking it out on the 2000 threads on IE tonight.