Anybody want to check my math on dropped passes in the End Zone?

[Cornicator]

With that easy TD drop by Banks in the Bowl game, Nebraska pass catchers officially dropped 6 TD passes in 2024.

4 by Neyor, including that interception in the Illinois game.
2 by Banks


Some might argue that Neyor scores vs. Cockeye in the 2nd half after a terrible wide open grab at the 30 yard line. That's possible, but Im not counting that one.

 

[dom91932]

I'm not willing to check your math. Living through it once was bad enough

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Neyor is a classic portal dude. They took a gamble. Looked like he was a dude on that bomb against UTEP but that turned out to be the high point of his season.

 

[whoboppin]

Neyor is a classic portal dude. They took a gamble. Looked like he was a dude on that bomb against UTEP but that turned out to be the high point of his season.

I am fine with Neyor. He had his flaws, but Id rather have him them Alex Bullock catching passes.

 

[NorthWillRiseAgain]

I am fine with Neyor. He had his flaws, but Id rather have him them Alex Bullock catching passes.

He was better than the status quo. Banks was far more reliable overall, but was also more proven beforehand.

I do think this next years WR’s look like an improved bunch but you never know.

Satterfield did the WR’s no favors.

 

[whoboppin]

He was better than the status quo. Banks was far more reliable overall, but was also more proven beforehand.

I do think this next years WR’s look like an improved bunch but you never know.

Satterfield did the WR’s no favors.

Agreed, Key and Hunter looks like good ones. Along with Raiola progressing and young WRs, I feel good there.

Neyor was fine for the most part, probably more of a #3 or #4 WR that we had to put into a #1/#2 role. Banks and Neyor had their flaws, but in Banks and Neyors defense, Raiola was really struggling mid season and was trigger shy. Idk if that was his sophomore slump come early or if it was Satt, but his struggles effected their stats as well.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

I am fine with Neyor. He had his flaws, but Id rather have him them Alex Bullock catching passes.

It's possible they could have found a guy who was neither Bullock nor regularly dropped important passes

 

[herbsinator]

It's possible they could have found a guy who was neither Bullock nor regularly dropped important passes

They just did…

 

[NorthWillRiseAgain]

Agreed, Key and Hunter looks like good ones. Along with Raiola progressing and young WRs, I feel good there.

Neyor was fine for the most part, probably more of a #3 or #4 WR that we had to put into a #1/#2 role. Banks and Neyor had their flaws, but in Banks and Neyors defense, Raiola was really struggling mid season and was trigger shy. Idk if that was his sophomore slump come early or if it was Satt, but his struggles affected their stats as well.

Satt had slow developing plays early that required possession style receivers to outrun cb’s. Seemed to make Raiola lose confidence in throwing down field.

Banks was far better on slants than deep outs, yet Satt ran a 5 second deep route time after time while not knowing how to integrate a running game to keep defenses honest.