Adrian Martinez on Big Red Wrap Up (1 Viewer)

[Faux Sean Callahan]

 

[Red Finger]

Well Adrian does know a thing or two about turnovers...

 

[lee_carvallo_12]

Tough to judge this year's team on qb run game %. It clearly wasn't the original offensive plan, but they've had to improvise due to a comedy of catastrophic season ending injuries.

 

[HCFord1]

Are people under the impression that Rhule wants his offense to look like this long term? I'm honestly not even sure why this is a point of discussion.

 

[Pipe Line]

I'd like to know Adrian's honest thoughts looking back about some of Frost's play calling and game planning, knowing what he knows now.

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

Are people under the impression that Rhule wants his offense to look like this long term? I'm honestly not even sure why this is a point of discussion.

I think there is a portion of the fan base that wants this type of offense.

I think you look at who they are recruiting at QB, they wont be running it going forward.

I still am dumbfounded as to why they got Sims vs retaining Casey or a different style of QB. We have an OC who is historically bad at having his offenses turning the ball over. Over the last 3 years, Satterfield's offenses have been at the bottom in terms of turning the ball over in conference. We then went and got the player who lead FBS in turnovers during his time.... Why did we think this was a good decision?

 

[ChocaEgg]

I think there is a portion of the fan base that wants this type of offense.

I think you look at who they are recruiting at QB, they wont be running it going forward.

I still am dumbfounded as to why they got Sims vs retaining Casey or a different style of QB. We have an OC who is historically bad at having his offenses turning the ball over. Over the last 3 years, Satterfield's offenses have been at the bottom in terms of turning the ball over in conference. We then went and got the player who lead FBS in turnovers during his time.... Why did we think this was a good decision?

I think they felt like they needed a good mobile/running QB because our offensive line was not going to be good enough to move the ball (or pass protect) without one.

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

I think they felt like they needed a good mobile/running QB because our offensive line was not going to be good enough to move the ball (or pass protect) without one.

I could see that. My comment was more on how it seemed like adding a turnover prone QB to an OC who has turnover prone offenses doesn't seem like a good fit.

I didn't care about running vs passing as much.

 

[herbsinator]

Adrian’s a good kid

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Why isn't Adrian preparing for his NFL game this weekend? @BIG TONE SOPRANO

 

[Kaladin]

I think there is a portion of the fan base that wants this type of offense.

I think you look at who they are recruiting at QB, they wont be running it going forward.

I still am dumbfounded as to why they got Sims vs retaining Casey or a different style of QB. We have an OC who is historically bad at having his offenses turning the ball over. Over the last 3 years, Satterfield's offenses have been at the bottom in terms of turning the ball over in conference. We then went and got the player who lead FBS in turnovers during his time.... Why did we think this was a good decision?

Maybe they just took him because of Rhule's connection to GTech's previous head coach

 

[Sous Chef]

Seriously am I the only one who gives zero fucks what he has to say? Like he knows a fucking thing about winning and not being a turnover factory? This is one of the leaders of the "vote no" to a bowl game.

 

[herbsinator]

Seriously am I the only one who gives zero fucks what he has to say? Like he knows a fucking thing about winning and not being a turnover factory? This is one of the leaders of the "vote no" to a bowl game.

Let go of the hate in your heart my brother

 

[Kaladin]

He's a Kansas State Wildcat

 

[Jim14510]

Tough to judge this year's team on qb run game %. It clearly wasn't the original offensive plan, but they've had to improvise due to a comedy of catastrophic season ending injuries.

Also passing not really being an option.

 

[Poor_and_Stupid]

We have an OC who is historically bad at having his offenses turning the ball over. Over the last 3 years, Satterfield's offenses have been at the bottom in terms of turning the ball over in conference. We then went and got the player who lead FBS in turnovers during his time.... Why did we think this was a good decision?

Couple all that with the team that has lost ~50 more turnovers over the last 20 years than the next closest team. There really was no alternative for The Simulation™. It was a the perfect storm.

 

[Snockered69]

Are people under the impression that Rhule wants his offense to look like this long term? I'm honestly not even sure why this is a point of discussion.

As we are all aware, Husker fans love discussing issues that haven’t arrived yet i.e. coaches, roster attrition.

Rhule praises the fans but sometimes I wonder if he just wants to call us how 80% of our fan base seems to be, losers. We have become so accustomed to losing and carry a losing mentality like the team has for so long.

We had more break downs of every snap of last years loser team of what went right or wrong than this years team. A team that’s over .500 for the first time since what? 2016? I’d imagine we could find more positives than negative.

With the shape our offensive depth is, reaching a bowl would be incredible.

As far as Adrian goes, good kid but I ain’t trying hear from some weak ass leader who votes no on more football. Don’t tell me you love the game and are so damn mentally weak you don’t want to play more games.

 

[Jim14510]

I could see that. My comment was more on how it seemed like adding a turnover prone QB to an OC who has turnover prone offenses doesn't seem like a good fit.

I didn't care about running vs passing as much.

The whole turnover prone OC is a weird mentality to me. Rattler was turnover prone at Oklahoma. Before Rattler was the injuries that left him with a guy that started the year at GA. They were generally worse than the team that they were playing.

Just such a small sample size to make a generalization like that.

 

[Skerz4Life50]

Also passing not really being an option.

And a QB who has almost no idea how to pitch the ball on an option.

 

[Sous Chef]

Let go of the hate in your heart my brother

Not hate just don't think he could possibly have anything to say about Husker football that would matter.