Question about Wisconsin

Does Badger OL talent typically play well in the pros?

Do your own research and get back to us.

The Pantry wrote:Do your own research and get back to us.

I don't watch the games, follow the draft or do google searches. I've reached out to the experts.

steveschneider wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Do your own research and get back to us.

I don't watch the games, follow the draft or do google searches. I've reached out to the experts.

And Valenti didn’t answer your question on the air?

tGreenWay wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

I don't watch the games, follow the draft or do google searches. I've reached out to the experts.

And Valenti didn’t answer your question on the air?

I can't listen to that show because I think he's disgusting.

steveschneider wrote:Does Badger OL talent typically play well in the pros?

You obviously have a connection to the Internet. Did you know there is more on the Internet than tSwill?

There are currently 11 Wisconsin OL or TE’s on nfl rosters  this year.

To contrast there are 12 combined for MSU/UM (4/8)

Alabama has 11

http://www.espn.com/nfl/college

kingstonlake wrote:There are currently 11 Wisconsin OL or TE’s on nfl rosters  this year.

To contrast there are 12 combined for MSU/UM (4/8)

Alabama has 11

http://www.espn.com/nfl/college

Fuckin legit. Their rb's rarely pan out was wondering if their OL was similar.

steveschneider wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:There are currently 11 Wisconsin OL or TE’s on nfl rosters  this year.

To contrast there are 12 combined for MSU/UM (4/8)

Alabama has 11

http://www.espn.com/nfl/college

Fuckin legit. Their rb's rarely pan out was wondering if their OL was similar.

Without looking I’d bet a majority of them are from the state of Wisconsin. Pretty sure their entire OL this year was. Begs the question of coaching, talent, geography, dumb luck, etc.

They are all farm boys. Makes you wonder if they take some of those steroids big time ag is pumping into all of our cows and chickens.

Fucking steve...

steveschneider wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:There are currently 11 Wisconsin OL or TE’s on nfl rosters  this year.

To contrast there are 12 combined for MSU/UM (4/8)

Alabama has 11

http://www.espn.com/nfl/college

Fuckin legit. Their rb's rarely pan out was wondering if their OL was similar.

Joe Thomas was one of the best OTs in NFL history

Banks2Mason wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

Fuckin legit. Their rb's rarely pan out was wondering if their OL was similar.

Joe Thomas was one of the best OTs in NFL history

I don't even know who that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

steveschneider wrote:

Banks2Mason wrote:

Joe Thomas was one of the best OTs in NFL history

I don't even know that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

he's the dude that skipped the draft to go fishing with his dad and dipshit NFL people thought he didn't "love the game" enough. Then he played over 10,000 consecutive snaps for goddamn Browns.

steveschneider wrote:

Banks2Mason wrote:

Joe Thomas was one of the best OTs in NFL history

I don't even know who that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

Maybe you’re not a good fit for a sports message board.

Turtleneck wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

I don't even know who that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

Maybe you’re not a good fit for a sports message board.

maybe he's hondo

Maybe Hondo is Bob.

Turtleneck wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

I don't even know who that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

Maybe you’re not a good fit for a sports message board.

I’m secure enough to admit that I’m ignorant on what OL play is all about. I get the basic ideas but After watching Urban’s half time analysis I realize there’s a lot more to it.

Banks2Mason wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

Fuckin legit. Their rb's rarely pan out was wondering if their OL was similar.

Joe Thomas was one of the best OTs in NFL history

Or, as I call him: JT. I’m really surprised that didn’t catch on.

steveschneider wrote:

Banks2Mason wrote:

Joe Thomas was one of the best OTs in NFL history

I don't even know who that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

Maybe you have CTE.

Banks2Mason wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

I don't even know that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

he's the dude that skipped the draft to go fishing with his dad and dipshit NFL people thought he didn't "love the game" enough. Then he played over 10,000 consecutive snaps for goddamn Browns.

All this tells me is the Browns stumbled into success by taking a player nobody else in the League thought would do well. Par for the course in Cleveland, regardless of ownership, only they finally got one right.

steveschneider wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

Maybe you’re not a good fit for a sports message board.

I’m secure enough to admit that I’m ignorant on what OL play is all about. I get the basic ideas but After watching Urban’s half time analysis I realize there’s a lot more to it.

Hey Steve Hondo, what channel on your cable system do you get tSwill?

tGreenWay wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

I don't even know who that is. It's hard for me to remember the names or even rank the great OL line players in NFL history. The game the trenches has always looked like a bunch of big ass dudes just running into and falling on top of eachother.

Maybe you have CTE.

Nah, I just have a layman’s understanding of how the OL really works. Maybe if I wasn’t rail thin with a high metabolism I could have played on the OL for my high school football team and seen what it is all about.

It’s not Wisconsin, it’s Wesconsin.
Signed,
Tim Staudt

steveschneider wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:



Maybe you have CTE.

Nah, I just have a layman’s understanding of how the OL really works. Maybe if I wasn’t rail thin with a high metabolism I could have played on the OL for my high school football team and seen what it is all about.

And maybe if I wasn’t a bloated goat with a dick the size of a Vienna sausage, I could’ve nailed Kate Upton. Life’s a bitch.

Is knowing how to hold without getting a flag what separates the exceptional lineman from the pack?

steveschneider wrote:Is knowing how to hold without getting a flag what separates the exceptional lineman from the pack?

Yes. And other things.