I was referring to the running backs coach as well.There were some things I liked. He just does what most OCs do. They see something they think they can exploit in the secondary and they go full Air Raid. We can’t do that with Sims. Sims didn’t do this in practice.
Yeah I don’t know who calls the number of the guy that plays. Rhule is gonna take charge of that. Bank on it. Grant has to be done for anything but mop up.I was referring to the running backs coach as well.
Rhule said in his post-game press conference that it was E.J. Barthel who made the decision to put Grant in the game in the fourth quarter.Yeah I don’t know who calls the number of the guy that plays. Rhule is gonna take charge of that. Bank on it. Grant has to be done for anything but mop up.
Red, thank you for taking the time to stop me and get me to think.I hear you man. I talk a big game here but I’m currently in the process of losing my family due to my inability to man up and be the rock my wife and kids need. All while being hundreds of miles away for work. Then before the game found of a good friend of mine passed a month ago today (yesterday) after battling blood and heart diseases. I relate to your feelings on the board being an outlet. Hope the best for you and yours
The most ridiculous post I’ve ever read. Seriously. After 1 game you can prognosticate that Rhule and company are toast?Oh here we go with the Kook-aid crew. “Well, well, Osborne lost a game one time. Remember?” You can get a pretty good read on a team after a game like this and it was very disappointing in so many respects. How much of it was Sims play, maybe a lot. But Satterfield did a poor job of using Sims’ strengths. No excuse for that. Our best coach is probably Tony White and he couldn’t get pressure on their QB when we needed it the most. When we lost to Colorado the way we did in Boulder I said Frost was toast. Rhule and company managed to top that tonight.
First time I’ve said any of that stuff “out loud” sometimes that’s all most of us need is to be heard. Anytime manRed, thank you for taking the time to stop me and get me to think.
And thank you for sharing. It hit me pretty hard reading that.
It's the way we lose EVEYTIME year after yearIt's not the loss. It's the way they lose.