Jeremiah Sirles: Offensive Line Discussion

[1HuskerDad]

Good interview on the o-line

 

[alt f4]

A better analogy to switching sides would be jerking it with your opposite hand. Every man in America would instantly understand the difficulty.

 

[Sous Chef]

A better analogy to switching sides would be jerking it with your opposite hand. Every man in America would instantly understand the difficulty.

What if you have to use both hands to get full shaft coverage?

 

[HughJanus]

What if you have to use both hands to get full shaft coverage?

That means you're a long snapper.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

He was terrible and he likes Bo. Who cares what he says

Like that Jessica Cooooody she fly. She’s no Megyn Kelly but she’s solid

 

[Lionsfan93]

What if you have to use both hands to get full shaft coverage?

 

[Snockered69]

What if you have to use both hands to get full shaft coverage?

 

[skerfan]

He was terrible and he likes Bo. Who cares what he says

Like that Jessica Cooooody she fly. She’s no Megyn Kelly but she’s solid

Second team all big 10 and 5 years in the NFL. What does he know. I am sure your accomplishments would be much more impressive

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

Second team all big 10 and 5 years in the NFL. What does he know. I am sure your accomplishments would be much more impressive

Again, he was terrible.

 

[skerfan]

If he was terrible at football yet spent 5 years playing at the highest level and getting paid millions to do so then using the same scale prove to me that you are even mediocre at anything.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

If he was terrible at football yet spent 5 years playing at the highest level and getting paid millions to do so then using the same scale prove to me that you are even mediocre at anything.

Is he your brother? That’s the only reasonable explanation for your brain not synapsing

 

[skerfan]

Is he your brother? That’s the only reasonable explanation for your brain not synapsing

Yes, thats it. He also had brothers voting him all big 10 as well as 3 different NFL general managers that signed him to contracts and a series of coaches that put him on the field. Big family.