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Maybe Penix at WashingtonHow many FBS level QB’s actually carry a team with offensive talent that isn’t top 15 or 20?
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Sign Up Now!Maybe Penix at WashingtonHow many FBS level QB’s actually carry a team with offensive talent that isn’t top 15 or 20?
Pavia might this year w/ Vandy. Johnny Football to an extent.Maybe Penix at Washington
Awesome. Just wanting your perspective.Carry to what? I think this team has the ability to win out, but it's easy to have that game or two where everyone's focus or energy is off and you lose. I wish there was a couple more RBs with a little different size and speed than EJ to help there. A lot is often asked of the O line in passing plays. I think DR year 3 will be a QB that is quicker getting ball out, and hopefully bigger RB room. Can they beat USC and Penn State? I think USC more so, but both are possible. Will N lose a game they shouldn't? Happens to the best of teams every year, but let's hope not.
Agree on Pavia, but guess I didn’t know what level he meant by carry, so I went with a playoff team.Pavia might this year w/ Vandy. Johnny Football to an extent.
I mean carry a team every game with Nebraska. Think Purdy, Cockeye stAgain, carry to what? Or does he mean carry team every game?
Odunze was a 1st rd pick and turning into an NFL #1 receiver.Maybe Penix at Washington
1 guy though, but a big one.Odunze was a 1st rd pick and turning into an NFL #1 receiver.
We should make shirts when a scramble-y boi takes over at QB againLOLed out loud @ scrambley boi
That Washington team had 3 receivers drafted plus the offensive line won the award for the best oline on the nation.1 guy though, but a big one.
I guess I was going with OP's top 15 roster question.That Washington team had 3 receivers drafted plus the offensive line won the award for the best oline on the nation.
Off topic, but I’ve been curious what your affiliation is with the Huskers? I’m a NE farm boy married to a Dawg grad living in Pinehurst, NC (surprisingly lots of Husker fans in NC!). So we have a Bulldog flag right next to the Husker flag and I have my share of GA gear. We actually went to the Gaytor Bowl in 2014, that was a fun ride home…. I enjoy your perspective and I’m always curious how you ended up here. Go Dawgs (on our bye weeks)! 😁I guess I was going with OP's top 15 roster question.
Dylan needs to get rid of the ball. Can't ask your OL to hold blocks for 4-5 seconds on every drop back.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.
Just funny to me that people who never played football and likely have no idea what they're looking at are like "need to be better" after a win.The level of whining on this board pales in comparison to what I’ve seen elsewhere.
There is really nothing wrong with saying ‘We won, but we’ve got a lot to work on’.
It was a win. Can’t diminish that at all. It was a whole lot less than perfect. Should be able to talk about that without getting the ‘Sandy Vagina’ tag.
Now I checked on a drink run in the 3rd quarter, and there are some dudes that need a valium pre kickoff, but that’s another story.
Just funny to me that people who never played football and likely have no idea what they're looking at are like "need to be better" after a win.
I do it too but it's gotta be the most annoying shit for a player and coach.
Just funny to me that people who never played football and likely have no idea what they're looking at are like "need to be better" after a win.
I do it too but it's gotta be the most annoying shit for a player and coach.
People refuse to be happy. If it’s a competitive loss then the mantra is that winners find a way to win and the record is all that matters.
If it’s a win but only by 10 without a certain outcome by the 2’d quarter then our QB is a fat fuck who we can’t pass down the field and we should all move on from.
If winning is what matters then people should chill the fuck out until we lose a few.
Pinehurst? We're basically neighborish. I might need some chili dog intel from that area if you have it.Off topic, but I’ve been curious what your affiliation is with the Huskers? I’m a NE farm boy married to a Dawg grad living in Pinehurst, NC (surprisingly lots of Husker fans in NC!). So we have a Bulldog flag right next to the Husker flag and I have my share of GA gear. We actually went to the Gaytor Bowl in 2014, that was a fun ride home…. I enjoy your perspective and I’m always curious how you ended up here. Go Dawgs (on our bye weeks)! 😁
No chance that's true 😉Anyway, he was a favorite poster over there
This coming from the guy who said Watson-Trent would be a tackling machine for Nebraska.
They were 5-1 last year and there ended up being plenty to complain about.