Studying the O and D lines

One of the biggest differences between college ball and the pros is learning pass protections. There's a lot more to know in the NFL than there was at Arkansas. I'm studying hard though, and I'm going to be prepared so I always know what I'm doing when the ball is snapped.

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• DanaCaldwell said August 07, 2008

  Hey Dmac. Dana Caldwell here. Covered Arkansas before your arrival and now I am writing sports in SW Florida and enjoying being a fan of the Hogs again (you have to be unbiased when reporting). Got to catch you live vs. Tennessee in RRS two years ago, in the SEC Champsionship Game and in the Cap One (the horse-collar game). Looking forward to finally meeting Leecie in person before Petrino's first game. Just wanted to wish you the best and thank you for your Arkansas days. These are impressive posts and quite interesting. I am reading great things about you elsewhere. Kick butt, man. Can't wait to see you explode in the NFL.

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• DavidHall said August 07, 2008

  Aloha D-dawg,
  I am a huge razorback fan and also a big fan of yours, felix's and Peyton's. Thanks for the memories, yall made it a fun time to be a hog fan. I live in Hawaii now and when you make it out here for the pro bowl I look forward to watching you play in person. Good luck in the league this year. Be sure to give opposing linebackers the Darren McFadden test. "Hang in there buddy!" haha
  -David Hall

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• chevymanar said August 07, 2008

  Been a fan of yours since HS. I think its amazing that you are blogging, keeps the folks that are interested in how/what you are doing informed. Can't wait to see you on the tube!

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• coachtemple501 said August 07, 2008

  Nice post! U still got haters out here but if u stay in the playbook u prove them wrong. Its a big change just like going from Oak Grove to Da Hill. Holla!

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