PLAYOFF DREAMS? / MISSOURI TIGERS LIVE 92

So this is Missouri Tigers Live, and we always start with Missouri Tigers Live on Mondays with a look back at the Texas A&M, uh, football game.

And now that we have some stats, we have some more context.

I like going over the last week's game just a little bit, just a little bit.

Um, we have our PFF, uh, you know, top players on each side of the ball.

On offense it was Jamal Roberts, Cade Lea, that makes sense.

Cade, uh, Kendrick Lanier.

Look at, look at Kendrick Lanier making an appearance on there.

He had one catch for 13 yards, but look at our boy.

Good for him, man.

Like, he's a...

He is certainly a guy that they brought in, not a lot of expectations.

Obviously is, like, more of a back of the rotation receiver, kinda maybe a senior leader, special teamer.

Um, and, uh, he's, he's...

Look at him popping up in the, into the PFF.

And then Big Dom, Big Dom Dudes as our, uh, is in there as well.

I thought he did play pretty well on Saturday.

Um, on defense, Nick Rodriguez, Robert Woodyard, Sterling Webb, Dante Simpson, and Jalen Marshall.

I think the three D tackles being in there is not a surprise because as you know, um, Mizzou ha- uh, 3.5 yards per play for the, um, for our friends from Texas A&M, that's not a good number if you don't follow s- uh, follow the sport that closely, obviously.

And in the run game, they accomplished nothing.

Uh, even, even if you take away Marcellus Reed's sack yardage, that's still 16 carries for 47 yards.

That's still under three yards a carry.

So not surprising to see the D tackles in there, um, at all a- and, and, or the linebackers.

The, the, the s- coverage guys didn't have to do a whole heck of a lot.

Chris Graves had another penalty, which is a bit of an issue that, um, will need to get cleaned up, especially this week.

But of course we're gonna talk about this week here in just a moment.

So this is Missouri Tigers Live, and we always start with Missouri Tigers Live on Mondays with a look back at the Texas A&M, uh, football game.

And now that we have some stats, we have some more context.

I like going over the last week's game just a little bit, just a little bit.

Um, we have our PFF, uh, you know, top players on each side of the ball.

On offense it was Jamal Roberts, Cade Lea, that makes sense.

Cade, uh, Kendrick Lanier.

Look at, look at Kendrick Lanier making an appearance on there.

He had one catch for 13 yards, but look at our boy.

Good for him, man.

Like, he's a...

He is certainly a guy that they brought in, not a lot of expectations.

Obviously is, like, more of a back of the rotation receiver, kinda maybe a senior leader, special teamer.

Um, and, uh, he's, he's...

Look at him popping up in the, into the PFF.

And then Big Dom, Big Dom Dudes as our, uh, is in there as well.

I thought he did play pretty well on Saturday.

Um, on defense, Nick Rodriguez, Robert Woodyard, Sterling Webb, Dante Simpson, and Jalen Marshall.

I think the three D tackles being in there is not a surprise because as you know, um, Mizzou ha- uh, 3.5 yards per play for the, um, for our friends from Texas A&M, that's not a good number if you don't follow s- uh, follow the sport that closely, obviously.

And in the run game, they accomplished nothing.

Uh, even, even if you take away Marcellus Reed's sack yardage, that's still 16 carries for 47 yards.

That's still under three yards a carry.

So not surprising to see the D tackles in there, um, at all a- and, and, or the linebackers.

The, the, the s- coverage guys didn't have to do a whole heck of a lot.

Chris Graves had another penalty, which is a bit of an issue that, um, will need to get cleaned up, especially this week.

But of course we're gonna talk about this week here in just a moment.