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The Extra Point => Blue Bomber & CFL Discussion Forum => Topic started by: Jesse on June 22, 2025, 02:17:43 AM

Title: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: Jesse on June 22, 2025, 02:17:43 AM
1. Gabe Wallace - I was not pumped at messing with the OL after such a successful week 1, but the first play of the game, there is Wallace pushing Peterson forward for extra yardage. Zach was rarely touched. Seemed like the OL play as a whole was not overly impacted. Great first start Gabe!

2. Keric Wheatfall - Set the pace again with 6 receptions on 6 targets and 86 yards. He is a star. We are thriving on the backs of second year players hitting their stride.

3. Jamal Parker - Don't care, picking another defensive player - Jamal was probably the player of the game. Finished the play on his scoop and score and also came up with an interception. The offence played incredibly conservative for a lot of the game and the defensive performance, led by Jamal, is what sealed this game for us.
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: blue_or_die on June 22, 2025, 03:09:19 AM
Tui Eli.
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: GOLDMEMBER on June 22, 2025, 03:48:05 AM
Holm made some nice plays. We have a top quality secondary.
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: TecnoGenius on June 22, 2025, 06:56:23 AM
Hogan is the Hogan's Hero.  Creativity, brand new wrinkles, using the "trick play" (Eli) that was 100% absent for around 3 seasons.

He also had a very good mix of run and pass, with some mostly ineffective deep shots to open things up a bit for some decent runs and shorter pass attempts.

I know the stuffed-for-1-yard run isn't glamorous, but sticking with it is what is supposed to open things up, and it achieves the all-important clock-bleeding.

And the prevent O is ugly and boring, but it was successful, and running a boring prevent O is not necessarily a gimmee.  I bet if BC was lighting it up with Rourke today, we would have been lighting it up too.
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: Blueforlife on June 22, 2025, 07:11:24 AM
HH
OL for making holes for decent run game and good protection

UW
Parker
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: TecnoGenius on June 22, 2025, 10:11:25 AM
The Strev-stays-in package, which worked amazingly well (passing TD), minus the "hold" (called back).

Hogan not afraid to do a blast from the past, which no one could ever understand why Buck refused to use it.
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: Jesse on June 22, 2025, 12:25:51 PM
Quote from: TecnoGenius on June 22, 2025, 10:11:25 AMThe Strev-stays-in package, which worked amazingly well (passing TD), minus the "hold" (called back).

Hogan not afraid to do a blast from the past, which no one could ever understand why Buck refused to use it.

And getting Strev in at the end of the game for a couple of reps!

Quote from: blue_or_die on June 22, 2025, 03:09:19 AMTui Eli.

Of course! Totally spaced on that one.
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: The Zipp on June 22, 2025, 03:10:59 PM
one first down in the 3rd quarter - a couple of good drives but let's be honest the defence contributed more to that win. 

masoli had more yards passing than zach, by no means am i saying he is trash or washed but pump the brakes - one first down in a quarter is terrible, Hogan should be fine but he is still learning - that wasn't a masterpiece
Title: Re: Hogan's Heroes
Post by: Blueforlife on June 22, 2025, 04:56:51 PM
Quote from: The Zipp on June 22, 2025, 03:10:59 PMone first down in the 3rd quarter - a couple of good drives but let's be honest the defence contributed more to that win. 

masoli had more yards passing than zach, by no means am i saying he is trash or washed but pump the brakes - one first down in a quarter is terrible, Hogan should be fine but he is still learning - that wasn't a masterpiece
Offence did enough to win, really slowed down.

Yes D carried us.  Our defense is on a run of brilliance that I doubt will be replicated in future decades.  Offence will come around.  D already there.