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Eaglesfan27 · 07-29-2005, 11:13 AM

Week 8:

Today we host #18 Oregon. We have star HB Ross Harris visting us during this game.

Oregon's lineup is talented:

QB: Dennis Dixon - 6'4 191. He is a very fast QB who can be a dual threat, but is more of a threat with his legs than his arm. Has a strong but inaccurate arm.

HB: Crhis Vincent - 6'1 226. He is a 5 year senior who is an impact HB. He has an excellent combination of speed and power. He could be very dangerous working the option with his speedy QB.

FB: Dante Rosario - 6'4 250. He is a very good FB who has good speed for his size. He is an excellent blocker for his position.

WR: Cameron Colvin - 6'2 197. The true junior is an impact WR who has more speed than anyone in my secondary. He also has excellent acceleration and agility. He has very good hands. He could put a hurt on us today.

WR: James Finley - 6'3 200. A good receiver with very good speed and good hands. Gets pushed around quite a bit considering his size.

TE: Ryan Kelling - 6'5 245. Redshirt Sophomore TE is average at everything.

The offensive line is decent with LT Geoff Schwartz being the standout blocker. He is 6'7 350 so he should be more dominanting than he is, but he is good.

Most of the defensive line is just average, but 5 year senior Haloti Ngata is a beast. He is 6'5 347 and he is mostly muscle. He is very strong, dominating. He is an impact DT who will require constant double teaming if we don't want him to shut down our offense.

The linebacking corp is not that good with true freshman MLB Johnny Carter standing out the most.

CB: Jackie Bates is 5'10 175 with good speed and good coverage abilities, but he isn't fast enough to keep up with Jarrett and he is their fastest DB.

FS: J.D. Nelson is a good FS who has good ball hawking skills.

SS: Marc Walker is a very good SS, but he is injured for at least a few more weeks.

Their kickers are just average at best.

We should be able to score against them. The question is can we stop their QB from running a lot. Also can we stop their impact HB and their good WR?

07-29-2005, 11:13 AM	#93
Eaglesfan27 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: New Jersey	Week 8: Today we host #18 Oregon. We have star HB Ross Harris visting us during this game. Oregon's lineup is talented: QB: Dennis Dixon - 6'4 191. He is a very fast QB who can be a dual threat, but is more of a threat with his legs than his arm. Has a strong but inaccurate arm. HB: Crhis Vincent - 6'1 226. He is a 5 year senior who is an impact HB. He has an excellent combination of speed and power. He could be very dangerous working the option with his speedy QB. FB: Dante Rosario - 6'4 250. He is a very good FB who has good speed for his size. He is an excellent blocker for his position. WR: Cameron Colvin - 6'2 197. The true junior is an impact WR who has more speed than anyone in my secondary. He also has excellent acceleration and agility. He has very good hands. He could put a hurt on us today. WR: James Finley - 6'3 200. A good receiver with very good speed and good hands. Gets pushed around quite a bit considering his size. TE: Ryan Kelling - 6'5 245. Redshirt Sophomore TE is average at everything. The offensive line is decent with LT Geoff Schwartz being the standout blocker. He is 6'7 350 so he should be more dominanting than he is, but he is good. Most of the defensive line is just average, but 5 year senior Haloti Ngata is a beast. He is 6'5 347 and he is mostly muscle. He is very strong, dominating. He is an impact DT who will require constant double teaming if we don't want him to shut down our offense. The linebacking corp is not that good with true freshman MLB Johnny Carter standing out the most. CB: Jackie Bates is 5'10 175 with good speed and good coverage abilities, but he isn't fast enough to keep up with Jarrett and he is their fastest DB. FS: J.D. Nelson is a good FS who has good ball hawking skills. SS: Marc Walker is a very good SS, but he is injured for at least a few more weeks. Their kickers are just average at best. We should be able to score against them. The question is can we stop their QB from running a lot. Also can we stop their impact HB and their good WR? __________________ Retired GM of the eNFL 2007 Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles (19-0 record.) GM of the WOOF 2006 Doggie Bowl Champion Atlantic City Gamblers. GM of the IHOF 2019 and 2022 IHOF Bowl Champion Asheville Axemen.