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The play calling was Shit. How many times did we throw it down field past the ten yard line? The O-line looked like crap. This staff was not ready for this. I wonder what the Fuck they were doing in the off season.
Stick it in Crapola Crapola if you want, but I want to be that internet asshole who is first to go dark side on something. He fucking sucks. Surely we have someone better than this.A QB who can't run, or pass with zip, or think quickly on his feet, or scramble is realllllllly not optimal for the SEC.
You mad, bro?It's a new day.It is what it is.A lot of teams would love to be 1-0 right now.A rickety ride is better than a smooth walk.You go to war with the army you have, not the army you wish you had.And Frank sez, we gotta get bettah.
yes but what does it mean when we can't even warm up our passing game against a CUSA school? I suppose we'll try and warm it up against against Texas St in a couple weeks.
Houston is in the America Conf or wtf ever. Skip corched a helluva game and played matchup ball. Eno summoned Jim Chaneys oopty oop wiZardry. AA does eyebAll his guys, but so did BA. New line trying to pass block weird blitzes from fast dudes - hardNew line mauling men right in front of them while we run behind - easyBB called zero dumbshit fake punts and looked to never panic. Team didn't either. La Tech is a good team. So was Toledo.
Pretty much exactly where I am. The o-line's problems with pass blocking were mental rather than physical. On just about every replay where they got to or close to Austin you could see that the beaten OL, usually Jackson or Froholdt, had picked the wrong guy to block. When you have inexperienced players they're going to think rather than react, and that split second is enough time for the QB to end up on his ass. Hopefully that is something that can be fixed. All things being equal I'll take guys with ability who need mental corrections than guys who just flat out get blown up most of the time.I'm a lot more bothered by our tendency to give the eight yard cushion again. I don't think J-mar was going to beat us deep very often. Why not dare him to do it and take away the quick passes? By giving your opponent the wide open three step pass every play we're negating what is supposed to be the strength of the defense. For those who say they want a running QB, go watch a tape of the LSU or Tennessee games. What you saw there is what you'll get nine times out of ten when you try to plug in a run first guy into a non-spread offense. I'll take a guy with average or below speed and an accurate arm over a speedster who is lucky to complete 30% of his downfield passes any day.
I agree with you about the O-line and corner play, but I don't think anyone is advocating a run first QB. However, I would like AA do a better job at sensing when the protection is breaking down and stepping up in the pocket and at least not lose yards. Blitzes I get, but there were a few times he stayed in the pocket way too long. I know it'll come with time and experience, so I'll look forward to his improvement each week.
2) Not a scrambler or runner. Perhaps not his "fault," but I want my QB to have wheels.
The part about the running QB was in reference to...Conservatively estimating, 90% of the QBs who have wheels are lacking in either arm strength or accuracy, if not both.
I want John Elway. Nothing less is acceptable.
Do we really need a thread with this title on the day after a quarterback's first fucking start of a game we won?What the fuck is wrong with you all anymore? Are we Hogville or some other idiotic board? Christ, I'm embarrassed of the internet this morning. No wonder we're last in every fucking statistic in this country.
We're SECOND to last in everything, you panamexican. TGFM.
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