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Blake Bell

Blake Bell

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Sep 20, 2026

Van LathanHOST
39:43
you cannot pass man bro bro that's the worst that's the worst feeling as a black football fan the worst feeling is seeing a black quarterback and legitimately having a thought man you need to put him at cornerback bro crazy and safety marcel reed you can't because you really can't feel that way right you're not supposed to feel that way no but we feel that way what was the big quarterback that was at oklahoma some years ago big ass white boy And...
Van LathanHOST
40:08
Belldozer, Blake Bell.
Van LathanHOST
40:10
They trying to spell...
Van LathanHOST
40:11
Is that his name? The Belldozer? Yeah, I think so, yeah.
Van LathanHOST
40:13
Like, the big ass...
Van LathanHOST
40:14
And, like, it was like, oh, you need to play fullback.
John WilliamsHOST
63:10
I've not seen an offense as bad as this one or 2024 in my time watching Oklahoma football.
John WilliamsHOST
63:15
Even the Trevor Knight, Blake Bell years were not as bad as this.
John WilliamsHOST
63:19
Even the Paul Thompson season was not as bad as this season.
Jay SmithHOST
63:23
Paul got himself a conference championship.
Steven St. JohnHOST
18:46
So you've got to get up ahead of this.
Steven St. JohnHOST
18:47
Who are we going to invite to this game? Blake Bell? Are you inviting him? His nephew plays.
Steven St. JohnHOST
18:51
Where does he play?
Gehrig DieterGUEST
18:53
St. James.
Dusty DvoracekGUEST
8:41
And I do remember Sooner Nation did show up.
Dusty DvoracekGUEST
8:44
Was that Blake Bell? Was that the bell dozer? It was.
Dusty DvoracekGUEST
8:49
It was.
Dusty DvoracekGUEST
8:49
Yeah.
D MoneyHOST
19:22
We saw Buck Ortega do it way before your time, but this was when back in the early 2000s ended up becoming an NFL tight end.
D MoneyHOST
19:30
Blake Bell for the Oklahoma Sooners, kind of similar body type and athletic ability to Judd.
D MoneyHOST
19:36
He moved to tight end from quarterback at Oklahoma, ended up playing in the NFL.
D MoneyHOST
19:39
He might still be in the NFL.
D MoneyHOST
19:49
You can catch.
D MoneyHOST
19:50
I would love to see him try tight end.
D MoneyHOST
19:53
We need help there and be developed and see where that goes and see if he becomes an NFL player like a Buck Ortega or a Blake Bell.
D MoneyHOST
19:59
Now, I'm not – you know, these guys all have their own past.
Trent CondonHOST
23:08
Two former quarterbacks at the high school level, Reese Van Der Zee, DJ Vonami.
Trent CondonHOST
23:13
Now that's more of a power package, kind of like Oklahoma did with Blake Bell, the bell dozer package.
Trent CondonHOST
23:17
Could he do something like that with Vonami? Different ideas.
Trent CondonHOST
23:21
We're spitballing here, trying to come up with some different ideas and see if you can come up with any as well.
Cole CarmodyHOST
14:45
It might be a good way to keep Avery a little fresh.
Cole CarmodyHOST
14:48
I'd like to see Jacob Knuth as – think about like the bell dozer back with Blake Bell at Oklahoma back in the day.
Cole CarmodyHOST
14:55
Maybe we can get something for Jacob Knuth.
Cole CarmodyHOST
14:58
But – Yeah, you're right.
Jeff ChadihaHOST
28:47
I wouldn't have had a problem, and maybe this is something they might do down the road, they're not there yet, but I wouldn't have a problem with what was suggested out here, what you just suggested, which is just having the sixth offensive lineman be in the mix.
Jeff ChadihaHOST
28:58
I have no problem with four tight ends if one of those guys is a blocking tight end, or even like a Blake Bell, a bigger body guy.
Jeff ChadihaHOST
29:06
He wasn't like, maybe he was a quarterback in college, but he was a 250-pound guy.
Jeff ChadihaHOST
29:11
I don't know how you can line up and run the football effectively players are putting on the field tight end.
John McDevittHOST
66:34
I'm trying to remember their third tight end.
John McDevittHOST
66:37
Before that, it was Blake Bell.
John McDevittHOST
66:39
They would go with two, three, four tight ends at a time.
John McDevittHOST
66:42
And that's kind of where I think the Giants are going to go at different points, which is why they don't need as many wide receivers per se, because you're going to be able to mix and match as you want and yet you can still stay in whatever offense you want to do.
Jeff ChadihaGUEST
33:29
I think with the tight end situation, four tight ends, I think Brennan Stuhl, Jake Brennan Stuhl, and Wiley, Jared Wiley, are very similar players.
Jeff ChadihaGUEST
33:39
And so maybe you could have gotten away with, if they had a true blocking tight end, I think about what Blake Bell was a few years ago, what he did and how his body type.
Jeff ChadihaGUEST
33:51
They could use that.
Jeff ChadihaGUEST
33:52
Yeah, if you had that kind of body.

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