Gleeson should move up stairs to get away from Schiano
Thats what she saidi have a great feeling for the second half... Schiano 2.0 is coming!
Okay, what’s our second half strategy? We are not changing quarterbacks but something has to change. I’ve seen five types of plays total
Hopefully more Langan and some throws from him. O is too predictable. Maybe a throw or 2 longer than 10 yards that ends in a completion.Okay, what’s our second half strategy? We are not changing quarterbacks but something has to change. I’ve seen five types of plays total
Simplify the OL blocking schemes. All the plays getting blown up seem to be from miscommunications involving pulling lineman. The WR screens are working well enough. Just need to be able to run to pick up first downs.Okay, what’s our second half strategy? We are not changing quarterbacks but something has to change. I’ve seen five types of plays total
Because the knee down meant the play clock should’ve kept running. But it was called a fumble OOBs which stopped the clock.
We have many of the same players and all of the same coaches yet we’re playing much more conservatively on offense. It doesn’t add up so I’m starting to wonder if you’re right about the meddling.A half that exemplifies how not to play offense. Seems to me that GSII is meddling in what Gleeson wants to do. I hope I’m wrong about that. For multiple reasons.
No, it was called an incomplete pass out of bounds, which stops the clock, but the refs missed the QBs knee being down before the pass, which, if called correctly, leaves the clock running. The 10 second runoff (avoided by a TO if the team has one) is a reasonable compromise, as Cuse would've likely got up and snapped a play quickly with no TOs left if it had been called correctly on the field.Because the knee down meant the play clock should’ve kept running. But it was called a fumble OOBs which stopped the clock.
You just said no and then repeated what I said a different way. LOLNo, it was called an incomplete pass out of bounds, which stops the clock, but the refs missed the QBs knee being down before the pass, which, if called correctly, leaves the clock running. The 10 second runoff (avoided by a TO if the team has one) is a reasonable compromise, as Cuse would've likely got up and snapped a play quickly with no TOs left if it had been called correctly on the field.
Wish one of our other QBs had emerged as the starter out of camp.Vedral looks worse than he did last year.
Greg can deny it all he wants but I don't think no matter what Snyder or Simon did Noah wasn't losing the job.Wish one of our other QBs had emerged as the starter out of camp.
We have many of the same players and all of the same coaches yet we’re playing much more conservatively on offense. It doesn’t add up so I’m starting to wonder if you’re right about the meddling.
ReportedMaybe Ash wasn’t so bad…
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248Does anyone know what channel this game is on optimum? I've been listening on the radio in the car this whole time
ROFL. Good response. I giggled when I posted it, but I am still laughing at your response.Reported
Think he makes the right decisions, but just doesn't have the arm strength to execute the throws. Probably wins the training camp battles because of that. Against real competition we might need arm strength over smarts.Wish one of our other QBs had emerged as the starter out of camp.
LmaoAnybody else order a case of Alien Tape?
No, you said it was called a fumble OOB, when it was called an incomplete pass out of bounds on the field. Ergo, you're wrong.You just said no and then repeated what I said a different way. LOL
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