Adolph Coors said:

i was there, the wind was not bad. definitley not an excuse for 15 passing yards at half.

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How many coors deep were you ?

Adolph Coors said:

i was there, the wind was not bad. definitley not an excuse for 15 passing yards at half.

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I hope you're not dumb enough to think the wind in the stands is the same as on the field. I was outside yesterday, the wind was that bad.

JerryBones5 said:

...He’s doing things pre snap that few people on here can comprehend. 4-1.

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Off-season Nattys and pre-snap Heismans. Who's got it better than us?

SlumpBuster said:

I hope you're not dumb enough to think the wind in the stands is the same as on the field. I was outside yesterday, the wind was that bad.

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I was also at the game yesterday. There were points it looked like the goal post were going to blow over

Adolph Coors said:

i was there, the wind was not bad. definitley not an excuse for 15 passing yards at half.

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I was about 4 rows up from our bench, it was fucking windy

Kazman5k said:

I was also at the game yesterday. There were points it looked like the goal post were going to blow over

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Adolph Coors fat wife must of shielded him from the wind

Snockered69 said:

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Ahh yes. Chiles, Salter, and Castellanos were quite good yesterday with their combined 7 INTs and lower YPA than Dylan.

This thread trending appropriately.

JerryBones5 said:

Never go full RSS, what a joke. 30-40MPH winds today folks, pretty tough to throw a football in those conditions.

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I am still in Dylan's corner. He's doing things we haven't had a passer do here... ever. Our chances of having a great season, 9, 10 wins, depending on Dylan having a successful year.

But I am not buying into this wind excuse.

In the second and third quarters, Dylan was 5-of-9 passing.
The incompletitions:
1. underhanded pass batted down by defender in DR's face, trying for EJ in flats
2. Interception thrown right to a defender Dylan apparently didn't see
3. Short WR screen pass that hit Barney in the hands that he dropped.
4. The next play, short pass under pressure to Key in the flats that was off target.

I don't believe the wind affected any of these incompletions, three of which were thrown less than 3 yards downfield.
And included in the completions was our deepest pass downfield all day, the 45-yarder to Barney down the right sideline (which came directly after incompletes 3 and 4). The wind didn't prevent that play.

What hurt the offense more than the wind was inablity to get any drives going. We simply didn't possess the ball very much in those two quarters (until the final drive with the long pass to Barney followed by long run by Johnson).

And again, the wind had no effect on the sacks. There were as many sacks (4) in those two quarters as incompletions. Those sacks screwed us over way more than any wind did.

On our first possession of the fourth quarter, suddently Dylan is throwing quick, easy completions before he is pressured. These were not passes helped by the wind. They were quick and short routes. Why we weren't doing this all day, I don't know. It helped that Dylan wasn't being swallowed up in the pocket, which again has nothing to do with the wind.

Really no need to sugarcoat it. Dylan sucked. If you think he sucked yesterday that doesn't mean those people are all out.

I'm not out on him. Am I as high on him as I use to be? Probably not.

nja13 said:

I am still in Dylan's corner. He's doing things we haven't had a passer do here... ever. Our chances of having a great season, 9, 10 wins, depending on Dylan having a successful year.

But I am not buying into this wind excuse.

In the second and third quarters, Dylan was 5-of-9 passing.
The incompletitions:
1. underhanded pass batted down by defender in DR's face, trying for EJ in flats
2. Interception thrown right to a defender Dylan apparently didn't see
3. Short WR screen pass that hit Barney in the hands that he dropped.
4. The next play, short pass under pressure to Key in the flats that was off target.

I don't believe the wind affected any of these incompletions, three of which were thrown less than 3 yards downfield.
And included in the completions was our deepest pass downfield all day, the 45-yarder to Barney down the right sideline (which came directly after incompletes 3 and 4). The wind didn't prevent that play.

What hurt the offense more than the wind was inablity to get any drives going. We simply didn't possess the ball very much in those two quarters (until the final drive with the long pass to Barney followed by long run by Johnson).

And again, the wind had no effect on the sacks. There were as many sacks (4) in those two quarters as incompletions. Those sacks screwed us over way more than any wind did.

On our first possession of the fourth quarter, suddently Dylan is throwing quick, easy completions before he is pressured. These were not passes helped by the wind. They were quick and short routes. Why we weren't doing this all day, I don't know. It helped that Dylan wasn't being swallowed up in the pocket, which again has nothing to do with the wind.

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You’re completely ignoring how a defense plays in those conditions. There isn’t much fear of the O going over the top of your D so you can play much more tight at the line.

Jim14510 said:

The flags looked like they were going to rip off the poles.

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Yeah I mean watching the difference in the kicking game going into each end zone was pretty clear evidence that it was windy as hell. Archie’s points looked like they were tied back by a string

Archie had a really short punt into the wind. Does he suck now and we’re out on him?

@BIG TONE SOPRANO time for OP to drink our piss

This is getting wild. I have an uncle that stopped talking to me because he said he wants Lateef going forward and I told him that's nonsense.