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The midday sun shone, but its light was blocked by two A-gap blitzers. Leaning away from them to buy a crucial inch, the ball was launched out of danger, and found its intended mark. Secured again, it moved North one yard, then spun towards the sideline, and traveled 69 yards south along the Olentangy. A man in white, followed by a man in red, exits the scene. The ball is heaved. The camera pans. The man in red is gone. Two receivers crashed, one falling to the turf. But one still stood, and had just one defender. That guy decided to jump outside. The standing man turned up instead. Twice they...

Ohio State is onto bigger fish this week, but hey, Maryland still deserves a Film Review.

Under Center Run Game Historically, the Bills have been a fairly heavy under center team while the Chiefs spent very little time in non-shotgun formations. Formations aside, the Bills and Chiefs...

Hello, fan of an NFL team. MGoBlog excruciatingly scouts every Michigan play, and scores them to inform our coverage. Since mi atleta es su atleta now, here we share what we're sharing. Quickly: Hoss. Draft Projection: Probably a Day 3 guy given most teams see him as a swing guard. He's got 4th round value on the right team, but is probably a reach there because so many teams won't be interested. 6th round is good value. He should get drafted, would be a steal to get him as a UDFA since he can legit hang at tackle. NFL Comp: Rob Havenstein. I mean, you could name just about any...

Formation/Nomenclature Notes: OSU would line up their TE as a deep H-back which I called “F” so this is “Pistol F Wk,” meaning the slot receiver (H), is opposite the side the TE is on. Substitution Notes: Barrett came in for Ross on a few passing downs, probably to get a little more speed out there. Snap counts. Lexicon Note: I also started tracking “WRDIS,” which stands for Wide Receivers Doing Insane Shit, because OSU’s three dudes were making incredible plays against coverage that would have beaten anything less. This is an acronym, pronounced like “whirr diss,” because I ...