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    • #18287
      PasadenaTrojan
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      If run or pass. His stance changes.

       

      lol. Nice work Lanning 🤦‍♂️

      https://x.com/landontengwall/status/2099568686315016594?s=46

       

    • #18295
      TEE
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      A tell?  Yeah it’s being a QB.  Thanks a lot Bruins.

    • #18296
      the909
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      I heard it was the O line that had a very distinctive tell run or pass. We’ll see what they fix now that it’s out in the open, and we’ll see how Patterson is in the film room.

    • #18297
      Daystalker
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      We tried to tell you, but you wouldn’t listen.  If he stayed at UCLA he would have been injured badly as the OL was so abysmal.  But he only showed a few glimpses of promise, and shit up his back most of the time.  He was still better than anyone else on the roster, too bad it had to be that way, Chip Kelly was so bad.

    • #18321
      BigBalls
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      Would have been nice if they kept that little nugget a secret for another couple of weeks.

    • #18324
      San Clemente
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      That’s very common. It’s why Dan Fouts did the straight drop back because he that trouble fighting his “tell”. I also read he thought he could see the defense better. sc

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    • #18448
      LA Duck
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      Actually I think it could be both – Dante AND the OL both tend to have tells as to the type of play called.

      I expect heads to roll in terms of offensive coaches post season (likely not during the season).

      • #18481
        the909
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        Correct, both. Presnap stance for Dante, and personnel and positioning and pass plays, allegedly.

        Fraud is our resident “wide stance” expert, so he can probably tell you more.

        Hmmm… wide stance?

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