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Don't worry, Polymarket would never be wrong twiceCan someone provide an update about our playoff odds?
Don't worry, Polymarket would never be wrong twiceCan someone provide an update about our playoff odds?
In other news, I saw the new weight room and it looks amazing. They even incorporated stadium brick into the design.
He's certainly not Michael Mayer but we also can't scoff at dudes drafted in the top 100 picks. Anyone going off the board by the middle rounds has got to be objectively seen as a top player and not a sure thing to replace. I will be surprised if the guys are better than him *this year* because they are still relatively young.I think we need have a conversation about Raridon. Was he a solid college TE? Absolutely. But it’s not like they’re trying to replace Mayer. They’re replacing a TE who had *checks notes* zero touchdowns in 2025.
Personally, I’d be surprised if the tight ends aren’t better in 2026. I am VERY high on Premer.
I think we need have a conversation about Raridon. Was he a solid college TE? Absolutely. But it’s not like they’re trying to replace Mayer. They’re replacing a TE who had *checks notes* zero touchdowns in 2025.
Personally, I’d be surprised if the tight ends aren’t better in 2026. I am VERY high on Premer.
Me, Dorka and MF see it the same.TE for me is fascinating to monitor compared to last year. I thought not having Flanagan as a 2nd TE in 12 sets brought the run game down a notch.
I know some will counter with the talent of Love/ Price, but Flanagan is an elite run blocker and Flanigan isn't far behind, imo.
I predict hose 12 sets will hit different this year. And someone from the room is gonna catch a couple td's. Heck, might even be a sneak option from the group.
The call on Hartman’s run is so much worse than I remember:
Would think it was a 2 and 5 conversion in the 1Q
The call on Hartman’s run is so much worse than I remember:
Would think it was a 2 and 5 conversion in the 1Q
The call on Hartman’s run is so much worse than I remember:
Would think it was a 2 and 5 conversion in the 1Q
Also probably the single biggest play Hartman ever made for us. (USC was a bigger win but that was largely the defense).It’s amazing how important that play is in ND history, if they don’t convert, Riley Leonard probably never ends up here
The call on Hartman’s run is so much worse than I remember:
Would think it was a 2 and 5 conversion in the 1Q
Hartman did what he could with, yes, a weak WR corps and an OC who was in over his head. Always will respect the guy for sticking after Rees left. And he had some great moments, like that one.I feel like Hartman didn't get a ton of credit for that season, when he was hamstrung by a lot of injured and way too young WRs, along with an OC that didn't know what the fuck he was doing against any defense with a pulse. That run put the team on his back, reminded me of Kizer doing the same against I want to say Temple in a similar slugfest. We were struggling to move the ball at times in that one, and it was either that game or another where Kizer had to make a gutsy run and take a hit for the 1st instead of sliding early. Put the team on his back there for the game.
Hartman did what he could with, yes, a weak WR corps and an OC who was in over his head. Always will respect the guy for sticking after Rees left. And he had some great moments, like that one.
But in retrospect the hype around him coming in ridiculous. I guess by that point we were so starved for a legit QB, people were talking like he'd win the Heisman. Then I went to the Tennessee State game and saw him short-arm a few deep balls and it became apparent pretty quick he was not quite all that.