I doubt Hill would do well at Guard, anyhoo. Better off looking elsewhere.

Leverage wins! The low man wins! I can see Hill pushing Hamilton uphill during practices this summer. We'll have Ben Johnson scheming up something wild. 

Hill at guard, deliberately takes a fall and gets "taken out of the play" by his defender. Lawrence has a designed roll out to the right or left, Hill gets back up and it's a sneaky screen play design. Championship!

Other than the fact that Guards can't report as eligible it's a masterful plan!

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Leverage wins! The low man wins! I can see Hill pushing Hamilton uphill during practices this summer. We'll have Ben Johnson scheming up something wild. 

Hill at guard, deliberately takes a fall and gets "taken out of the play" by his defender. Lawrence has a designed roll out to the right or left, Hill gets back up and it's a sneaky screen play design. Championship!

Other than the fact that Guards can't report as eligible it's a masterful plan!

Since Guards are not receiver eligible, we'd have to use Hill on the Fumblerooski play that Nebraska used in the 1984 Orange Bowl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIRgXCB_sQE

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Other than the fact that Guards can't report as eligible it's a masterful plan!

Since Guards are not receiver eligible, we'd have to use Hill on the Fumblerooski play that Nebraska used in the 1984 Orange Bowl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIRgXCB_sQE

The NFL made an "intentional forward fumble" into an incomplete pass in the early '90s, so we could do it but the ball has to go backward when dropped. They also have the Recovering Player rule that says only the fumbler can recover and advance the ball in certain situations. It's still possible in the NFL but the conditions make it difficult to accomplish effectively.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Since Guards are not receiver eligible, we'd have to use Hill on the Fumblerooski play that Nebraska used in the 1984 Orange Bowl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIRgXCB_sQE

The NFL made an "intentional forward fumble" into an incomplete pass in the early '90s, so we could do it but the ball has to go backward when dropped. They also have the Recovering Player rule that says only the fumbler can recover and advance the ball in certain situations. It's still possible in the NFL but the conditions make it difficult to accomplish effectively.

So it comes down to the OC?

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The NFL made an "intentional forward fumble" into an incomplete pass in the early '90s, so we could do it but the ball has to go backward when dropped. They also have the Recovering Player rule that says only the fumbler can recover and advance the ball in certain situations. It's still possible in the NFL but the conditions make it difficult to accomplish effectively.

So it comes down to the OC?

I guess, I just think the other team will know something is up when Tyreek Hill lines up next to Mitch Morse.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Since Guards are not receiver eligible, we'd have to use Hill on the Fumblerooski play that Nebraska used in the 1984 Orange Bowl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIRgXCB_sQE

The NFL made an "intentional forward fumble" into an incomplete pass in the early '90s, so we could do it but the ball has to go backward when dropped. They also have the Recovering Player rule that says only the fumbler can recover and advance the ball in certain situations. It's still possible in the NFL but the conditions make it difficult to accomplish effectively.

Good points on both accounts (fwd fumble and advancing a fumble).  I can see why this is diminishing Tyreek's value on the open market.  His role is limited to catching passes as a WR and scoring TDs.

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The NFL made an "intentional forward fumble" into an incomplete pass in the early '90s, so we could do it but the ball has to go backward when dropped. They also have the Recovering Player rule that says only the fumbler can recover and advance the ball in certain situations. It's still possible in the NFL but the conditions make it difficult to accomplish effectively.

Good points on both accounts (fwd fumble and advancing a fumble).  I can see why this is diminishing Tyreek's value on the open market.  His role is limited to catching passes as a WR and scoring TDs.

Perhaps a better investment would be to sign Mike Gesicki and run a 4 TE set. Picture this:

Engram - Farrell - Morse - Gesiki - Strange

Then we really throw them a curve by running out Little and Harrison and lining them up as wingbacks

       Engram - Farrell - Morse - Gesiki - Strange
Little                        Lawrence                      Harrison

Then lineup BTj and Agnew Duvernay wide and Bigsby in the backfield

                        Engram - Farrell - Morse - Gesiki - Strange                  BTj
Duvernay    Little                       Lawrence                      Harrison

                                                   Tank

I think this should be our new base set, imagine the chaos created by linemen taking the Rooksi any of 4 different directions but the jet/end around/reverse options and a screen pass to Anton? Holy cow what an offense that would be!

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Good points on both accounts (fwd fumble and advancing a fumble).  I can see why this is diminishing Tyreek's value on the open market.  His role is limited to catching passes as a WR and scoring TDs.

Perhaps a better investment would be to sign Mike Gesicki and run a 4 TE set. Picture this:

Engram - Farrell - Morse - Gesiki - Strange

Then we really throw them a curve by running out Little and Harrison and lining them up as wingbacks

       Engram - Farrell - Morse - Gesiki - Strange
Little                        Lawrence                      Harrison

Then lineup BTj and Agnew Duvernay wide and Bigsby in the backfield

                        Engram - Farrell - Morse - Gesiki - Strange                  BTj
Duvernay    Little                       Lawrence                      Harrison

                                                   Tank

I think this should be our new base set, imagine the chaos created by linemen taking the Rooksi any of 4 different directions but the jet/end around/reverse options and a screen pass to Anton? Holy cow what an offense that would be!

Even better if u do this play on a 3rd and 12 inside your own 15

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So it comes down to the OC?

I guess, I just think the other team will know something is up when Tyreek Hill lines up next to Mitch Morse.

...not if reek is suddenly 290lbs and looking at the DE like he's some misbehaving child.

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The NFL made an "intentional forward fumble" into an incomplete pass in the early '90s, so we could do it but the ball has to go backward when dropped. They also have the Recovering Player rule that says only the fumbler can recover and advance the ball in certain situations. It's still possible in the NFL but the conditions make it difficult to accomplish effectively.

Good points on both accounts (fwd fumble and advancing a fumble).  I can see why this is diminishing Tyreek's value on the open market.  His role is limited to catching passes as a WR and scoring TDs.

You forgot making tackles on the interception returns. We need that speed to be sure the defense gets a chance to give up the 6.

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If we could somehow dump Kirk's cap and replace it with his I would.

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We have to re-establish ourselves as a legitimate franchise again. We don't need to break the bank for a known name. It takes a team to win. How do we get production out of FA's we're stuck with currently? It isn't to just sign more.

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Absolutely not. The guy is a total knucklehead. Give me a guy with a 40-time that is a couple tenths slower, but who has decent character, and I think we would be a lot better off. I don't want to deal with his buffoonery.

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