We Got a Glimpse of Notre Dame's 'Baby Gronk' And Want More
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Reminds me of Leon Hart. May he do as well
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Can we retire this nickname ASAFP? Thanks.
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Absolutely. Michael Mayer's nickname OBVIOUSLY needs to be:
Halloween. I have spoken. You're welcome.
well played for those of us who remember when Jamie Lee Curtis was hot
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When was that? By the By, you have broken board rule 45783!
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uh oh? guess I'm not so good on the rules, sorry about that
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Neither is Imbecile, esp. Rule # 1
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The Brute Squad!
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmJ2GVOEVFI
OK. Gronkski.
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Gronkskito?
But, no, I agree with Iggle. "Baby Gronk" is awful nickname.
gronkasaurus wrecks?
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Gronkitis?
I also don't care for the nickname.
Gronkstrous!
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Tremble can't carry Baby Gronk's jock.
Tremble killed an early drive on a third down pass that was off but still catchable. Then, later, he let another pass squirt through his hands and it was intercepted. Yes, the ball was high, but he's got to grab it. Baby Gronk would have corralled both of those passes. Finally, Tremble got called for offensive pass interference.
Junk the seniority system and use the meritocracy system. Baby Gronk is ready for prime time. He's ready to start. Adios, Tremble!
Ya think 3-5 plays is a large enough sample size to....
submarine Tremble (who made some AMAZING TD grabs last season) and anoint a true Frosh as the savior?
Kick him off the team and kick him out of school!!!
He failed to catch a couple passes that were off target. A capital offense. LOL
LOL Agreed, that pick was all Book's fault. Too high and too fast he completely over threw that ball
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He kind of reminded me of Irv Smith Sr. more so than Gronk
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That's fine by me
If he can maul people during blocking, while also showing excellent hands, route running, and yards after the catch, I'm perfectly fine with "settling" for the comparison to Irv Smith. He was already 250 lbs in college, and if it weren't for another 1st rounder playing in front of him (Derek Brown), he would have been a multiple year starter.
I still get chills when I watch the Indiana University game, where he dragged the entire secondary with him into the end zone. Of course, Tony Smith did give him a helping hand for the last few yards...