Tyjon Lindsey

BIGREDIOWAN said:
Yep, that's my thoughts exactly. You have a receiver like Stanley Morgan Jr. that's a down the field threat and then Lindsey and J.D. that are homerun hitters if they get a seam based on their speed. I like where our wide receivers are at right now. With Gebbia or Martinez at the helm.............this offense could be insane if we get our RB situation figured out and our O-line just does the basics and blocks like they should. 
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Exactly - Stanley will stretch out the field and open up areas for Lindsey and JD.  I think Bell looked pretty decent as a RB in the spring game.  We've yet to see what incoming freshman

Washington can/will do in that position as well.  If he can play at the college level as he did in HS, we'll be set at both RB and WR/Slot. 

As you note - the key is the OL. 

 
Red Five said:
Thats being generous.  I don’t know how many time I saw him line up tight and be in charge of blocking a OLB on a patented Langsdorf run up the centers butt play.
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One time we ran the play action off of it though and Lindsay was wide open.  Unfortunately the play was unsuccessful, like many things in the Riley tenure 

 
swmohusker said:
One time we ran the play action off of it though and Lindsay was wide open.  Unfortunately the play was unsuccessful, like many things in the Riley tenure 
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The Nebraska media guys would say that Lindsey should have been running deep patterns down the middle of the field twice a game last year. It might have been done just a handful of times all year in 2017. I think it was the Northwestern game where Lindsey broke free behind the secondary and Lee missed him on the pass. Quite a synopsis of the Riley era. 

 
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