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2nd Team Getting Their First Start
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Press Conference MadLibs!
1) Name of Opposing team: ___________
2) Name of Opposing QB: ___________
3) Name of Opposing RB(s): ___________
4) Name of D Starter #1: ___________
5) Name of D Starter #2: ___________
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Hi, I'm Bill Belichick and I am here to address <Opposing Team>.
Overall, I would say <Opposing Team> is a tough team. <Opposing Team> can beat you in a lot of ways. They come out in different formations on different plays. They execute on offense, defense, and special teams. They pass well, they run well, they defend the pass well, and they defend the run well.
<Opposing QB> is a good QB. He can beat you if you let him. He's got a good arm and he takes care of the ball. I don't see too many turnovers coming from him. Last week <Opposing QB> had a nice touchdown pass. On that play the offensive line executed, <Opposing RB(s)> picked up their blocking assignments, and the WRs ran good routes. Overall I would say it is indicitave of how they can execute.
In the running game, <Opposing RB> can run inside, outside. <Opposing team> runs up the middle and to the outside. I don't know if there is anything they don't do.
On the defensive side of the ball you have a good unit led by <D Starter #1> and <D Starter #2>. <D Starter #1> is good at defending the pass. You see him making plays in the box, you see him getting his hands on some balls. <D Starter #2> is a stout defender. He has a good football mind and always seems to be in the right place at the right time. He is one of the best <D Starter #2's Position> I have seen in a while.
Any questions relating to <Opposing Team>?
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1) Name of Opposing team: ___________
2) Name of Opposing QB: ___________
3) Name of Opposing RB(s): ___________
4) Name of D Starter #1: ___________
5) Name of D Starter #2: ___________
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Hi, I'm Bill Belichick and I am here to address <Opposing Team>.
Overall, I would say <Opposing Team> is a tough team. <Opposing Team> can beat you in a lot of ways. They come out in different formations on different plays. They execute on offense, defense, and special teams. They pass well, they run well, they defend the pass well, and they defend the run well.
<Opposing QB> is a good QB. He can beat you if you let him. He's got a good arm and he takes care of the ball. I don't see too many turnovers coming from him. Last week <Opposing QB> had a nice touchdown pass. On that play the offensive line executed, <Opposing RB(s)> picked up their blocking assignments, and the WRs ran good routes. Overall I would say it is indicitave of how they can execute.
In the running game, <Opposing RB> can run inside, outside. <Opposing team> runs up the middle and to the outside. I don't know if there is anything they don't do.
On the defensive side of the ball you have a good unit led by <D Starter #1> and <D Starter #2>. <D Starter #1> is good at defending the pass. You see him making plays in the box, you see him getting his hands on some balls. <D Starter #2> is a stout defender. He has a good football mind and always seems to be in the right place at the right time. He is one of the best <D Starter #2's Position> I have seen in a while.
Any questions relating to <Opposing Team>?
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