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@Chongo posted:

Clearly ewe learned nothing in your brief time around the Saints.

Not sure if a lot of people know, there's plenty of Mormons in AZ (I didn't know prior to moving here).  Our first house we lived in, each of the families to the left and right of us were Mormon.  One family had 8 kids, the other family had 7.

They love having kids to grow their religion.

We don’t have Mormons but we have Amish. Are they the same thing?

*I hope none of my Amish neighbors read this and get mad.

Not really. Mormons would be closer to Menonites.  They use cars, truck modern machinery, electricity, phones, etc.  Most true Amish still only use horses, no elec., some do have cell phones, no Sunday sales at their shops,  but will hire people to haul them long distances.

@Blair Kiel posted:

It was an interesting two years in Utah. One of the local clothing stores advertised a "Missionary Starter Kit" consisting of dress slacks, short white dress shirts, black ties and rubber soled shoes for pounding the pavement saving souls.

Did it come with a sheet with a hole in anatomically correct locations?

That is some straight up hotness right there. 

Last edited by Henry

They should have both out there in short yardage. They can motion one and see how the D reacts and then hand of to the one in the backfield or toss it to the flats, or a slant. Options.

I recall one time last night that they had both out there and MLF called a slick play with the inside hand-off to Dillon for the 1st. IIRC Jones went with a fake pitch.

Yeah, I don't get the reluctance to use him on the goalline. Even if you don't use him, put him in the game. You could fake that short inside handoff to Dillon then probably do whatever you want to the defense after that.

Maybe Duffner isn't 100% yet but I think if you have all three of them in on goalline situations there's so many things you can do.

Last edited by PackerHawk

As good as Dillon has been on short yardage plays for first downs, 33 really has a nose for the goal line and the EZ, regardless of that TD reversal.  I think they have at least an equal chance in that situation.  Put them both on the field.  They can both pick up blitzers pretty well too so they wouldn't necessarily be tipping their hand on run/pass.

@PackerHawk posted:

Yeah, I don't get the reluctance to use him on the goalline. Even if you don't use him, put him in the game. You could fake that short inside handoff to Dillon then probably do whatever you want to the defense after that.

Maybe Duffner isn't 100% yet but I think if you have all three of them in on goalline situations there's so many things you can do.

Or maybe go full house backfield with the Big Dog as a RB or H-back type.  There could be so many options with that line up. Fake toss to Jones, hand off to Dillon or hand off to Lewis and let him blast his own hole into the end zone.

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