Mush Rush: Cecil Lammey Fan Football Pregame 11/5/17

Sunday November 5th, 2017

Cecl Lammey Fan Football Pregame LIVE in studio! Cecil talks about Carson Wentz’ undeniable spirit, and why the Broncos have a unique & distinct challenge in stopping Wentz.

LISTEN TO HOUR ONE HERE!!!

Cecil talks about Carson Wentz’ undeniable spirit, and why the Broncos have a unique & distinct challenge in stopping Wentz. Cecil says the Eagles pass catchers could be the difference, and Philly defenders stuff the run on their way to the passer. Cecil notes that Wentz is no doubt a runner, and the Broncos pass rush can never get deeper than he drops. Cecil says Brock Osweiler can be a vampire hunter this Sunday, using the cross to his advantage. The middle of the field is where Brock should attack the Eagles with crossing routes, and Cecil notes that the screen pass could be back with Brock, as each gameplan is its own work of art. Also, Brock says he’s always been the same guy when it comes to leadership.

LISTEN TO HOUR TWO HERE!!!

Give Devontae Booker one lane, and one choice, and he excels according to Cecil. Booker needs to use his build-up power, and not trip so much on first touch. Also, Cecil plays some audio from VJ on Booker and what he’s been doing with his limited touches. Cecil thinks the Philly front four might be the best in the league, and their back four might be the worst. The Eagles Achilles heel is their secondary, and Cecil says Brock doesn’t need to be anything more than an average starter. Cecil correspondingly breaks down the advanced data on Brock, saying he can’t lock in on DT like he did DeAndre Hopkins in Houston. Cecil reports that Paxton could start againt the Pats, but that’s a little hopeful. All potential Broncos storylines at the QB position start today, and Cecil says if Paxton starts, it means the season is over. Also, Zach Ertz & Jay Ajayi are set to go today against Denver, and Cecil asks Joe Woods why the Broncos haven’t matched up Aqib Talib on opposing top TEs. Lastly, Cecil notes that despite his upside, Justin Simmons needs to cut out the poor technique in coverage.

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