offensive tackle

Yeah.

Tackle, completed a pass.

Yeah.

Rush and reception.

Hopefully, he can stay on the field and play.

Germain Ifedigbo and Andrew Thomas, those are the big ones that will really hurt the Giants if those guys aren't on the field.

If the Giants are going out there in week six and their starting offensive tackles are inj-- or, I'm sorry, J.C. Davis and Marcus Baugh, that spells a bit of trouble.

That's a very inexperienced offensive line with Baugh at right tackle, C.C. Maurino at right guard, Brian Hudson at center, J-John Runyan Jr., the veteran and experienced one at left guard, and then J.C. Davis at left tackle.

That's a little bit scary, and you're kind of asking for Jameis Winston to be under constant pressure the rest.

So he was eyeballing him exclusively and lost complete sight of a blitzer that was coming, basically unblocked and caused all the havoc in that pocket.

And you know what's crazy about it, though, too? I'm sure you learned as well playing tackle.

Tackle gives you the ability to see the line of scrimmage beyond it as well.

So I started looking at safeties in college and even started watching them in the NFL when I moved into guard.

Reed Blankenship, who was the safety in that position, he hovered, he hit it well.

First and 10 from the 22.

Handoff goes to the fullback, 49, Carson Brooks, and he's over right tackle to about the 24 or 25.

Tackle made over there by Eric Norrie for Notre Dame.

With John Vergine, number 50.

Ball is right at the 25 yard line of Illinois as Len Wislo comes in replacing Craig Timko at the tight end position for Illinois.

Stop is made again by Tony Plavick.

Bob Gladjo.

Tackle by-

Um, the other guy, Siani, Melvin Siani, on the opposite side of Goosby at Texas, people are starting to heat up on.

There's a lot of offensive tackles out there.

That Miami tackle you like, too, right?

Mm-hmm.