Ted Carter new Ohio St president (1 Viewer)

[Jim14510]

Not surprised. All he does is win

Did he get cut yet?

 

[Carm]

Did he get cut yet?

Not yet

 

[Carm]

but the current Lions depth chart is not promising

 

[Jim14510]

but the current Lions depth chart is not promising

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What does NFL generally have on the roster? 3 QB's?

 

[Carm]

What does NFL generally have on the roster? 3 QB's?

starting this season you are required to have 3 qbs on the 53. Last year only 12 teams had 3. I think this is because they are requiring that 3 dress now.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

Did he get cut yet?

Got a TD the other night James

 

[Jim14510]

Got a TD the other night James

That was week 1. DNP week 2 after they brought in Bridgewater.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

That was week 1. DNP week 2 after they brought in Bridgewater.

Give the kid his due. He’s a winner

 

[Kaladin]

Give the kid his due. He’s a winner

He’s good at losing. He’s a master of his craft

 

[Jim14510]

Give the kid his due. He’s a winner

Not in the traditional sense but yes.

 

[Turn Down for What]

I don’t care if he’s leaving.

We’ll miss another bowl game without him.

Take that Ted.

 

[HughJanus]

I think Turd has the chops to be a university president. I don't know if I would want to if I were him though. AD just sounds much more enjoyable.

 

[TreedHusker]

UNL is going to be in a tough spot for the next 12 months. Academic departments were able to weather the $20+ million deficient of the university this past year by cutting unfilled positions and turning over excess, unobligated funds. Next year, they are projected to be at a $50+ million deficit. With the legislature at odds with UNL, see the previous comments about the state not providing the requested budget increase, its no wonder he bounced. Next round, academic programs will be cut. Supervising the AD or not, it's going to be rough waters for the next president, and new UNL chancellor. Rough times ahead for the University. Unless they get a Pillen-approved replacement, don't expect the state to bail out the University.

 

[HughJanus]

Rough times ahead for the University. Unless they get a Pillen-approved replacement, don't expect the state to bail out the University.

Also your whole comment is really really good.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

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Also your whole comment is really really good.

That guy sucks

 

[HughJanus]

That guy sucks

Ben Sasse is a dork that reads books.

 

[2010sarenevercoming]

Ben Sasse is a dork that reads books.

 

[Carm]

That was week 1. DNP week 2 after they brought in Bridgewater.

Mixed bag for Adrian last night

1. Bad - Bridgewater did well

Teddy Bridgewater​

Bridgewater had some rust to knock off after signing with the Lions in early August, and still does, but he looked much more comfortable in Friday’s preseason finale than he did in last week's loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bridgewater played the entire first half Friday, completing 13 of 22 passes for 178 yards with a long touchdown to Antoine Green. "He was in a good spot, he was in a flow," Lions coach Dan Campbell said. "He had great command of the offense, and so it’s just, there again, time on task under our system and it was good to see. I thought he made some good throws today."

2. Good - Lions may be forced to let Sudfeld go

Sudfeld appeared to hyperextend his knee on his only series Friday, when he crumbled to the ground while trying to avoid a diving tackle on the Panthers' sideline. Campbell indicated Sudfeld could miss time with his injury, and that could throw a wrench in the Lions’ plans at quarterback. The Lions are too deep to keep an injured third quarterback, with Hendon Hooker already due back later this fall. That could leave them with two choices: place Sudfeld on injured reserve and end his season, or release him with an injury settlement, which would prevent him from immediately re-signing to the practice squad.

3. Bad - did not distinguish himself

 

[Jim14510]

Mixed bag for Adrian last night

1. Bad - Bridgewater did well

Teddy Bridgewater​

Bridgewater had some rust to knock off after signing with the Lions in early August, and still does, but he looked much more comfortable in Friday’s preseason finale than he did in last week's loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bridgewater played the entire first half Friday, completing 13 of 22 passes for 178 yards with a long touchdown to Antoine Green. "He was in a good spot, he was in a flow," Lions coach Dan Campbell said. "He had great command of the offense, and so it’s just, there again, time on task under our system and it was good to see. I thought he made some good throws today."

2. Good - Lions may be forced to let Sudfeld go

Sudfeld appeared to hyperextend his knee on his only series Friday, when he crumbled to the ground while trying to avoid a diving tackle on the Panthers' sideline. Campbell indicated Sudfeld could miss time with his injury, and that could throw a wrench in the Lions’ plans at quarterback. The Lions are too deep to keep an injured third quarterback, with Hendon Hooker already due back later this fall. That could leave them with two choices: place Sudfeld on injured reserve and end his season, or release him with an injury settlement, which would prevent him from immediately re-signing to the practice squad.

3. Bad - did not distinguish himself

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Yikes 5-11 39 yards. Don't see a fumble or interception though. That's big for him.