weasel3216

October 31st, 2015 at 12:32 PM ^

Good thing doesn't sound serious. Probably not a huge loss today given it seems like Minnesota pass defense was their strength so I think we all expect a heavy run dosage from Michigan today.

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VauntedD

October 31st, 2015 at 1:53 PM ^

Get well soon and thank goodness not hamstring related. As hard as these receivers need to block, block and run down field hard for 12 yards so Jake can see them.



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UMProud

October 31st, 2015 at 2:38 PM ^

Hope he heals fast and completely. That being said I thought I read somewhere that Drake has a certain running style that may make him more prone to injury?

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October 31st, 2015 at 3:01 PM ^

That's the other Drake.

I disagree about Peppers. His natural abilities are on full blast on offense, and given the state of our offense he can be a monumental difference maker on that side of the ball, which, no offense to anyone, has the least talented group of skill players as any I've seen at Michigan since 1967!

Ok, I don't actually remember a thing from before '69 but I know we had Ron Johnson & Jim Mandich so I know I'm right.

The defense and the secondary are so deep and so good that Jabrill wouldn't be missed nearly as much as he would be gargantuan plus for the offense, at running back, slot, wr or wildcat. If our defense went down a partial notch without him but our offense turned into a force with him we'd be unstoppable!!!

That's if he switched completely for the rest of the year, but he doesn't have to do that, I think he can easliy give us 15 snaps on offense and keep playing D, even if he rests a little bit and sits out some plays on D.

Don't forget, if he's helping the offense be more of a threat and helping them get more first downs, more yards and more scoring, it not only helps the defense by giving us more points, but it gives us more plays on offense and more time of posession, which helps the D yet again by giving them less plays to play against and less time to have to be on the field.

I think how he helps the offense would help the defense more than sitting out a few plays on D will hurt it.

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