Zach Strief breaks down Ryan Ramcyzk's play (1 Viewer)

[ChizzleIV]

Pretty great video of our former RT breaking down the rookie play of our current RT

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[AARPSaint]

Excellent analysis. Strief proves that he is eligible to become a fine analyst.

 

[natedogg02]

Very good video, thanks for posting. Ram is the man

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

cool video
but why didn't they mike the host?

 

[blackngoldmike]

That last play Strief showed displayed incredible savvy play from a rookie. It was not a flashy pick but he played every down and apparently has ridiculously good footwork. What a great draft pick!

 

[saints4life25]

That's a great video.

 

[LiterOCola]

That hand fake though ... rookies aren&#8217;t supposed to do that.

 

[BensonJr]

Great analysis by Zach. Nice to see his insight.

 

[Saint Kamara]

'Poor Star, who got beat to death in this game'

Lol

 

[Swamprat]

That was cool.

 

[Tapxe]

After watching that I feel even better about the Davenport pick. Having never played at any level where I learned technique, the quote below really strikes me as encouraging.

"He's not entitled," Wilson says. "He doesn't have it all figured out. He's that kid that says, 'Coach me, Coach!' He's innocent in his approach, but very deliberate in his attack."

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ospect-marcus-davenport-is-the-wrong-question

If the coaches see someone who can learn quickly and outpace his contemporaries, I'm on board too.

 

[LoE]

Good post.

 

[jessy]

The content was great but the host brought nothing to the video. Should have just been Zach, apparently they only had one microphone anyway. Background music was aweful and too loud.

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[mt15]

Thanks for posting that, thoroughly enjoyed it.

 

[natedogg02]

Did anyone notice on the play where he stops it and says, "holes like this doesn't happen in the NFL", Ingram missed it?