When your offensive coordinator is a tight end coach, you can expect to see a lot of two tight end sets on the football field.
When two upper class people enter the tight ends Nick Gallo And Drake DeiuliisThe leadership in the room could not be better.
“Their approach and work ethic was outstanding every day,” the offensive coordinator said. Tyler Bowen he said. “Their leadership, how they bring the younger ones in the room – Benji (Benji GosnellHarrison (Harrison St. Germain), and dequan (Dequan Wright.) – and with Ty Eller appearing in the lead role, we’ve got it so good A class of men who succeed each other.”
Between Gallo and DeUlis, Virginia Tech returns plenty of game experience where it hasn’t always been popular. worth it And both can contribute in One or two tight end sets.
“It feels good,” Bowen said of running multiple two-tight end sets with Gallo and DeUlis. “A lot of things depend on the game plan and how it unfolds, it’s something that gives the defense a lot of trouble, but I feel good for those guys. They’re experienced, they’re consistent in what they do, they’re consistent in their approach every day, so I’m fired up.” BothHe said.
Of the two, Gallo was more productive with his hands during his time at Virginia Tech, recording 25 receptions over the past two seasons, but both could be called on more often under Bluesburg’s new staff.
“I think they’re really good all-around guys. You can use them in different ways and deploy different formations, so that was fun to play in spring, summer and fall camp.
