Ofensive Line and Wide Recievers.

RobertG

Heisman
Jul 25, 2001
13,497
12,873
113
QB is important but watching Michigan's OL dominate OSU and giving the QB time. The the relievers on both sides making great catches. RU, as everyone can see, is sorely lacking in those areas.
 

mdk02

Heisman
Aug 18, 2011
26,902
19,183
113
Not bad. I think the WRs would have done better if they had more time to gain separation, but most are graduating do it:s a moot point.

Next year is when the bumper crop of '22 OL need to start contributing. That's key
 
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The RUT

Heisman
Oct 30, 2011
35,800
19,958
61
Our receiving core is going to be God awful next year unless we get some impact transfers.
Lol our two 3 guys this seasons were:

1. KO Returner that wanted to play WR so transferred to RU
2. #3 option at bad Big 12 school
3. KO Returner that wanted to play WR so transferred to RU

I think it’s time we focus on actually bringing in WRs
 

Kbee3

Heisman
Aug 23, 2002
43,724
35,255
0
Lol our two 3 guys this seasons were:

1. KO Returner that wanted to play WR so transferred to RU
2. #3 option at bad Big 12 school
3. KO Returner that wanted to play WR so transferred to RU

I think it’s time we focus on actually bringing in WRs
I thought that at least at the beginning of the season they tried to get the ball to Cruickshank and Youngblood in space. Not sure why that stopped.
Also, there was a 4-star wr that was coming here in the 2022 class....Brown from Florida. I think grades got in the way though.
IMO it's questionable whether anyone that played today on offense for Rutgers would make the two-deep at any other Big Ten school.
 

sct1111

All-American
Nov 30, 2014
6,119
8,409
113
I thought that at least at the beginning of the season they tried to get the ball to Cruickshank and Youngblood in space. Not sure why that stopped.
Also, there was a 4-star wr that was coming here in the 2022 class....Brown from Florida. I think grades got in the way though.
IMO it's questionable whether anyone that played today on offense for Rutgers would make the two-deep at any other Big Ten school.
We missed Bo Melton terribly this year.
 

The RUT

Heisman
Oct 30, 2011
35,800
19,958
61
I thought that at least at the beginning of the season they tried to get the ball to Cruickshank and Youngblood in space. Not sure why that stopped.
Also, there was a 4-star wr that was coming here in the 2022 class....Brown from Florida. I think grades got in the way though.
IMO it's questionable whether anyone that played today on offense for Rutgers would make the two-deep at any other Big Ten school.
We missed Bo Melton terribly this year.
Yeah we tried and it failed because they weren’t good.

And Bo wasn’t very good either.
 

sct1111

All-American
Nov 30, 2014
6,119
8,409
113
I'm watching Purdue right now and see their receivers and backs execute plays at a respectable level. None of them are 4 star recruits but they get open and catch routine plays. Their QB isn't a blue chipper either and yet he can at least operate an average power 5 offense and lead a team to a bowl game.

Our recruiting isn't any worse than theirs and yet our offense executes like a middle school team.
 
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The RUT

Heisman
Oct 30, 2011
35,800
19,958
61
Nonsense. Excellent college player and scarlet knight.
Nonsense? His most productive season was his true senior year in 2020 for 638 yards. That’s not that good dude. That’s like a #3 guy on most teams.
 

Ridge 22

Heisman
Jun 30, 2007
7,817
10,198
98
Not bad. I think the WRs would have done better if they had more time to gain separation, but most are graduating do it:s a moot point.

Next year is when the bumper crop of '22 OL need to start contributing. That's key
We have zero coming next year in either position
 

shields

Heisman
Aug 5, 2002
80,032
17,938
113
Bo was good. Do you remember Northwestern game? Bo wide open and Vedral threw a duck and Bo caught it but defensive back tackled him. Horrible throw., should have been 65 yard td.
 
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RW90

All-American
Feb 2, 2002
8,350
7,589
113
Not bad. I think the WRs would have done better if they had more time to gain separation, but most are graduating do it:s a moot point.

Next year is when the bumper crop of '22 OL need to start contributing. That's key
May be the first time ever "bumper crop" was used to describe RU recruiting.
 

RUinPAC10land

All-Conference
Jul 30, 2011
4,408
2,159
0
I know it's a long shot but perhaps, Greg can put his ego aside and convince Taj Harris to come back next year. He is badly needed here next year.
 
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Knight Shift

Heisman
May 19, 2011
90,158
88,071
113
I'm watching Purdue right now and see their receivers and backs execute plays at a respectable level. None of them are 4 star recruits but they get open and catch routine plays. Their QB isn't a blue chipper either and yet he can at least operate an average power 5 offense and lead a team to a bowl game.

Our recruiting isn't any worse than theirs and yet our offense executes like a middle school team.
Jeff and Brian Brohm as HC and OC will do that. We have Greg and whomever he exhausts at OC, so you get what we have, which is crap.
 

RUJMM78

Heisman
Jul 25, 2001
26,263
12,545
113
The coaching staff and the talent on the team both need a major upgrade .The offense has to be one of the worse in all of college football.The defense plays hard but wears out because the offense can't make first downs .The defensive line is undersized and gets man handled at the line of scrimmage.The search for a difference maker at quarterback remains..Wimsatt might have a strong arm but he has failed to show leadership on the field .All aspects of the offense get failing grades.Recruiting is in a downward spiral which means next season might be a repeat of this years futility against BigTen rivals.Schiano is finding out that the competition in the Big Ten is far superior to Big East teams.There is no quick fix for a bottom tier football program.
 

The RUT

Heisman
Oct 30, 2011
35,800
19,958
61
Most teams have a #3 WR that ends up on an NFL practice squad?
I mean he’s fast, for sure. But he was not a #1 WR by any means and practice squad is cool I guess, but making a roster is cooler.

I’m not trying to hate on the guy, but simply saying he wasn’t that good. Severely overrated. We haven’t had a good WR here since Carroo.
 

Jtung230

Heisman
Jun 30, 2005
19,332
12,479
82
Jeff and Brian Brohm as HC and OC will do that. We have Greg and whomever he exhausts at OC, so you get what we have, which is crap.
To be fair, Purdue beat Indiana today. Same team we beat. Shocker was really Iowa losing to Neb.
 

mdk02

Heisman
Aug 18, 2011
26,902
19,183
113
I mean he’s fast, for sure. But he was not a #1 WR by any means and practice squad is cool I guess, but making a roster is cooler.

I’m not trying to hate on the guy, but simply saying he wasn’t that good. Severely overrated. We haven’t had a good WR here since Carroo.

Again, how many college wide receivers who are not that good and severely overrated make an NFL roster? Even "just" the practice squad? Perhaps your view is not widely shared.
 
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SBP

All-Conference
Feb 5, 2003
4,759
4,675
113
Receivers are not utilized very well, schematically, especially today. NO over the middle short routes, always going for poorly thrown fades. Not very effective.
 

The RUT

Heisman
Oct 30, 2011
35,800
19,958
61
Again, how many college wide receivers who are not that good and severely overrated make an NFL roster? Even "just" the practice squad? Perhaps your view is not widely shared.
All I said is he wasn’t a legit #1 IMO.

His most productive season was 638 yards over 5 seasons. I’m sorry, but that’s not good.

He’s got speed that most people don’t have so he will always get an opportunity, because the hope is they can coach him to be a better receiver.

Check back on this topic in 2-3 years.
 

RUKiid

Senior
Feb 4, 2004
524
625
0
The offense needs a game plan that works. So far have not seen a remotely competent game plan.
 

mdk02

Heisman
Aug 18, 2011
26,902
19,183
113
All I said is he wasn’t a legit #1 IMO.

His most productive season was 638 yards over 5 seasons. I’m sorry, but that’s not good.

He’s got speed that most people don’t have so he will always get an opportunity, because the hope is they can coach him to be a better receiver.

Check back on this topic in 2-3 years.
Bo was good. Had lousy quarterbacks.

BINGO!!
 

The RUT

Heisman
Oct 30, 2011
35,800
19,958
61
Nah. Pacheco’s stats weren’t that great at RU (they didn’t jump off the page). He dealt with an absolutely brutal OL, but it was clear he was an NFL guy and he’s proving it this season.
 

Plum Street

Heisman
Jun 21, 2009
27,306
23,010
0
I mean he’s fast, for sure. But he was not a #1 WR by any means and practice squad is cool I guess, but making a roster is cooler.

I’m not trying to hate on the guy, but simply saying he wasn’t that good. Severely overrated. We haven’t had a good WR here since Carroo.
Bo Melton says hello
 
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