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Too Many Fans Have Faulty Brains

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The original posts said "bad" D3 team.

I mean a bad D3 team. Still too strong. I've been watching Trinity for many years and have seen D3 games for the last 15 years or so. There would be a mismatch of great proportions. As you may know I am a Trinity fan, but I have to be honest and still say no way.

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I mean a bad D3 team. Still too strong. I've been watching Trinity for many years and have seen D3 games for the last 15 years or so. There would be a mismatch of great proportions. As you may know I am a Trinity fan, but I have to be honest and still say no way.

 

Take the 2011 team. With that line and skill players you're trying to say they couldn't beat a bad D3 team? D3 players are there for a reason. They're too small and/or too slow.

I'm sorry I can't be persuaded. I still say no.

Skill players not that different, some but not overwheling. OL and DL is a HUGE difference.

They would get smoked but I don't think it would be that bad.

 

Most possessions they would go 3 and out. The NFL team would move the ball at will on them. I think they would easily win by 50 points. It would be like a scrimmage between a varsity and a JV team. Gabbert threw for over 300 against Green Bay and he is a below average QB. I think he could pass the ball with ease. He is better than the Bama QB right now by a mile.

Skill players not that different, some but not overwheling. OL and DL is a HUGE difference.

 

They would get mauled up front and with the complexity of the defenses they would have no idea what to do.

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