Alex Honig

It's ludicrous.

Look what he's doing week to week." We noticed in addition to all those crazy sets that you saw There were two plays where right before pre-snap, he just flip-flopped Alex Honig and Grant Seagren just to create an unbalanced line.

Who knows why he did that? We ran a couple plays.

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... third-year sophomores right now.

Um, and then a- a- actually, Alex Honig, the other tight end, is getting some, some hype too, a UConn transfer.

Um, a little bit more of a, a blocking tight end at 6'6", 275, but yet he had a few catches last week too.

Um, but in terms of, of 12 personnel and a dude who's gonna block, block his, his butt off, um, yeah, he, he's one that I've, I've got my eye on too from Northwestern.

That was bizarre.

Um, Bavaria is in Germany.

Yeah, Alex Honig is German, so old German tight end playing for, for Northwestern as well.

All right, let's move into the Saturday games here.

He's doubtful for this one.

His backup, um, at tight end would be Alex Honig.

So if you do want to take a shot at a backup tight end, um, Alex Honig would be that guy.

He did have three for 54 against Indiana.

$3,400.

Um-

Well, D- Denike caught seven passes averaging 20 yards a pop, went out, and then Chiles just started throwing to Alex Honig, who then caught-

Right

... three passes averaging-

And then their tight end, Sean, this guy kind of came out of nowhere, like was at University of Minnesota Duluth last year and just came on strong against Indiana.

Luke DeNickey, I think that's how you say it, DeNickey, and Alex Honig, both these guys.

But Danicki, 11 catches, 208 yards, 18.9 yards per catch for a tight end.

That could be a problem.