90% of Idaho's problems this year can be attributed to the poor play of their offensive line. A bulk of Enderle's interceptions are from having to get rid of the ball too early because defenders are shoving their helmets into his gut. This does not look good for the Vandal's, as the clear strength of the Boise State defense has been their lineman. Uh oh...Enderle will be bleeding by the time the game's over. With that said, there is one man who is going to bring it hot and heavy right at the Vandal quarterback. This week's PTW is...Billy Winn!
Did you know that Idaho ranks 116th out of 120 teams in the nation in rushing the ball? If you thought Hawai'i was one dimensional, wait until you get a look at the Vandals. Part of that is they don't have any good running backs, and the other part is that their offensive line blows (as we have already mentioned). Although his production is very low, has clearly been a massive disappointment after a decent freshman year, and will probably get held to negative rushing yards today, Vandal/loser Deonte Jackson decided to stir the pot, calling BSU president Bob Kustra a "blue and orange snot." Well there we have even more motivation for Billy Winn and co. to violently stuff Jackson every time he touches the ball. My point is Idaho is going to pass the ball a lot, especially since they are going to be down by a lot of points. Winn is going to hammer Enderle to the smelly turf in the Kibbie Dome time after time. In fact, I would not be surprised to see him in the backfield quick enough to be able to grab a hand off and force a fumble or two. Enderle will be screaming in terror. Wouldn't you? FIST!!!!!
Before his days of sporting the meanest, most terrifying mohawk in the history of mankind, Billy Winn was lighting up fools on a football in Las Vegas, Nevada. As a senior, Winn was named the Sunrise League Defensive Player of the Year as well as being named first team All-State and All-League after registering 18 sacks and 3 forced fumbles from the defensive end position. At Boise State, he plays nose tackle and has yet to meet an offensive lineman that can contain him. He was the most sought after player in Nevada during the 2007 recruiting season. Billy Winn had offers from Oregon, Oregon State, Washington State, Arizona State, UNLV, and Texas Tech. That's pretty amazing in itself, number one, and even more so that Coach Pete and his assistants were able to get him onto The Blue. He has been paying dividends ever since. On a related note, Winn is a big man and is not afraid to show you.
Billy had 8.5 in his two years at Boise State coming into this season. His stats have not been updated to tell us how many he has this year, but I would assume that there are a few. My favorite play of his so far happened against Oregon last year at Bronco Stadium. Masoli handed off to loser/criminal LeGarrette Blount when the Ducks were pinned back deep in their own territory. At roughly the same same time the ball was handed off, Winn was there to drive Blount into the orange turf in the end zone, registering a safety and establishing the Broncos' defensive dominance that would hover over Oregon throughout the entire game.
Needless to say that anybody wearing anything close to Idaho colors tonight better have their head on a swivel, because mean Billy Winn will be coming for you. That may or may not include the losers in the stands who support that dumpster fire of a football team. Just ask this poor fool how it feels to be leveled by Mr. Winn, who is this week's (terrifying) PTW!
I wish I knew what it feels like to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Billy Winn does. In fact, he is the only one in this shot to have his helmet off. Good lookin' out Billy!
Check back in tomorrow for my take on the game and everything that goes down tonight in Moscow. Let's go Broncos!
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