WR improvement

GBRforLife1

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Is there anyway to get the WRs time with some NFL level receivers so they can see the level they need to execute at?

Seems like there's an opportunity for big improvements there especially from the freshman.
 

steinek11

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Is there anyway to get the WRs time with some NFL level receivers so they can see the level they need to execute at?

Seems like there's an opportunity for big improvements there especially from the freshman.
I think Rhule outta bring in Dr Route for a weekend clinic every year. Provide him with an chauffeured car and permanent escort to keep him out of the bars.

Invite Compton and the Bussin with the boys crew to be on the scene providing social media gold. Invite Austin Allen, Zac Taylor, Quincy Ennunwa, and Trey Palmer to meet and greet. Have NIL reps on site to suggest what is po$$ible.
 

GBRforLife1

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I think Rhule outta bring in Dr Route for a weekend clinic every year. Provide him with an chauffeured car and permanent escort to keep him out of the bars.

Invite Compton and the Bussin with the boys crew to be on the scene providing social media gold. Invite Austin Allen, Zac Taylor, Quincy Ennunwa, and Trey Palmer to meet and greet. Have NIL reps on site to suggest what is po$$ible.
That sounds even better than what I thought of.
 

inWV

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Is there anyway to get the WRs time with some NFL level receivers so they can see the level they need to execute at?

Seems like there's an opportunity for big improvements there especially from the freshman.
This guy might have some time after the season for some sessions.
 
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Is there anyway to get the WRs time with some NFL level receivers so they can see the level they need to execute at?

Seems like there's an opportunity for big improvements there especially from the freshman.
I think the most important thing of making the WR's better is having a QB that can throw them the ball accurately and consistently. Crazy right? ;)
 

Tjlskers526

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I think Rhule outta bring in Dr Route for a weekend clinic every year. Provide him with an chauffeured car and permanent escort to keep him out of the bars.

Invite Compton and the Bussin with the boys crew to be on the scene providing social media gold. Invite Austin Allen, Zac Taylor, Quincy Ennunwa, and Trey Palmer to meet and greet. Have NIL reps on site to suggest what is po$$ible.
None of those guys besides Will Compton would show up...
 

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Is there anyway to get the WRs time with some NFL level receivers so they can see the level they need to execute at?

Seems like there's an opportunity for big improvements there especially from the freshman.

A coach older than 23 would help also. And for tight ends a coach who is really a coach not an analyst.
 

Big bo fan

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A coach older than 23 would help also. And for tight ends a coach who is really a coach not an analyst.
Josh Martin was a fkin P5 TE Coach at ASU also coached at SMU. He Put guys in the league. Try reading someone’s bio before you pop off about them.
 

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I think Rhule outta bring in Dr Route for a weekend clinic every year. Provide him with an chauffeured car and permanent escort to keep him out of the bars.

Invite Compton and the Bussin with the boys crew to be on the scene providing social media gold. Invite Austin Allen, Zac Taylor, Quincy Ennunwa, and Trey Palmer to meet and greet. Have NIL reps on site to suggest what is po$$ible.

If you’re gonna bring in Uncle Kieth you gotta let him booze. He only operates on the sauce. Just get him several full time drivers, keep him hammered and watch the 1st round draft picks start rolling…
 

oldjar07

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Josh Martin was a fkin P5 TE Coach at ASU also coached at SMU. He Put guys in the league. Try reading someone’s bio before you pop off about them.
And yet his top guy had problems with his hands and problems blocking, two things you expect a TE to be able to do.
 

oldjar07

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A coach older than 23 would help also. And for tight ends a coach who is really a coach not an analyst.
WR's were very poorly coached last year. Problems in that room weren't just because of talent.
 

Huskers123456

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And yet his top guy had problems with his hands and problems blocking, two things you expect a TE to be able to do.
I wish you were joking but I know you're not. The top guy had 2 major knee surgeries, which not only meant he didn't really have any game experience, he also missed a ton of practice time. Basically a redshirt freshman in terms of practice time. While learning to trust his knees. Against Big 10 DE's and LB's.
 

Huskers123456

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WR's were very poorly coached last year. Problems in that room weren't just because of talent.
So poorly coached that a 5.5 3 star, which you despise, who had such marginal offers he wasn't even going to play football before Rhule was hired, got a carry in the opening game. Against a conference opponent.

So poorly coached that this same player was tied for the conference lead in 50+ yard touchdowns with the best NFL WR prospect in years.
 
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WR's were very poorly coached last year. Problems in that room weren't just because of talent.

Can you provide a little more clarity on a poorly coached room? What exactly was being done wrong? I am always curious as to what people think about a position group and coaching (whether WRs, TEs, OL, QB, LBs, etc).
 

inWV

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Can you provide a little more clarity on a poorly coached room? What exactly was being done wrong? I am always curious as to what people think about a position group and coaching (whether WRs, TEs, OL, QB, LBs, etc).
Coaches
WR - hard to judge, given the number of injuries.
TEs - Fidone young, QBs not up to the task in the passing game.
OL - Good young ones on the roster, play of veterans has improved, Scott was a good portal get and the kid from Baylor/FL is likely to be as well. Raiola recognized as the #6 recruiter in the nation by 247.
QB - being addressed, both the coaching and the talent base.
RB - hard to judge, given the injuries to key players. EJ was ready to play when his number was called.
DL - player performance exceeded expectations.
LB - player performance exceeded expectations.
DB - Solid play, lots of kids were ready to play.
 

oldjar07

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So poorly coached that a 5.5 3 star, which you despise, who had such marginal offers he wasn't even going to play football before Rhule was hired, got a carry in the opening game. Against a conference opponent.

So poorly coached that this same player was tied for the conference lead in 50+ yard touchdowns with the best NFL WR prospect in years.
Making crap up as usual. You can search my post history if you want. I've never said one disparaging thing about Lloyd.
 

oldjar07

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Can you provide a little more clarity on a poorly coached room? What exactly was being done wrong? I am always curious as to what people think about a position group and coaching (whether WRs, TEs, OL, QB, LBs, etc).
The Maryland game where Purdy threw an interception at the end, the receiver ran a piss poor route that was a contributing factor to that. Receivers ran lazy, piss poor routes the entire year. That's not a talent issue, it's a coaching and effort issue.
 

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A coach older than 23 would help also. And for tight ends a coach who is really a coach not an analyst.
This BS about having at WR coach that’s to young is the most lazy and tiresome topic on this board.
Low hanging fruit for morons.
 

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Josh Martin was a fkin P5 TE Coach at ASU also coached at SMU. He Put guys in the league. Try reading someone’s bio before you pop off about them.
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oldjar07

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This BS about having at WR coach that’s to young is the most lazy and tiresome topic on this board.
Low hanging fruit for morons.
If the WR group wasn't **** last year, you might have a point... but you don't.
 

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If the WR group wasn't **** last year, you might have a point... but you don't.
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So your telling me that all of the injuries to the upper class wr’s and having two QB’s who either can’t hit the broad side of the barn or throw it to the other team had
Nothing to do with the wr play??
Brilliant
 
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The Maryland game where Purdy threw an interception at the end, the receiver ran a piss poor route that was a contributing factor to that. Receivers ran lazy, piss poor routes the entire year. That's not a talent issue, it's a coaching and effort issue.
So you are saying the coach is teaching them to run poor routes? If not then it is a talent issue, in that if there was more talent on the team then Nebraska wouldn't be playing players that continue to run poor routes. The fact that the Bullocks kid is playing the number of snaps he is tells me that there is a talent issue.
 

oldjar07

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So you are saying the coach is teaching them to run poor routes? If not then it is a talent issue, in that if there was more talent on the team then Nebraska wouldn't be playing players that continue to run poor routes. The fact that the Bullocks kid is playing the number of snaps he is tells me that there is a talent issue.
Yes, the routes are piss poor because the coaching is piss poor. Bullock sucks but we can't blame it all on talent as every other receiver also ran piss poor routes. They've received no coaching because we have a 23 year old who has no clue what he's doing as their coach.
 

oldjar07

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So your telling me that all of the injuries to the upper class wr’s and having two QB’s who either can’t hit the broad side of the barn or throw it to the other team had
Nothing to do with the wr play??
Brilliant
I'm saying the WR's themselves were god awful. It wasn't just QB play that led to the worst offense this program has had in 60+ years.
 
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Yes, the routes are piss poor because the coaching is piss poor. Bullock sucks but we can't blame it all on talent as every other receiver also ran piss poor routes. They've received no coaching because we have a 23 year old who has no clue what he's doing as their coach.

Again, this sort of statement doesn’t really say anything. Just saying they got NO coaching doesn’t make sense. Tell me/us what the coach should be doing - either doing differently or what should start that isn’t done right now.

Not trying to argue, but sincerely want something beyond what was stated.
 

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Yes, the routes are piss poor because the coaching is piss poor. Bullock sucks but we can't blame it all on talent as every other receiver also ran piss poor routes. They've received no coaching because we have a 23 year old who has no clue what he's doing as their coach.
I feel bad for dumb people. I feel bad for you.
 

Huskers123456

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We should all expect Davante Adams quality route running from true freshman. Who I believe all had injuries at some point during fall camp or the season.
 

oldjar07

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Again, this sort of statement doesn’t really say anything. Just saying they got NO coaching doesn’t make sense. Tell me/us what the coach should be doing - either doing differently or what should start that isn’t done right now.

Not trying to argue, but sincerely want something beyond what was stated.
Once again, the idiots on this board just wash away the fact we had a historically bad offense last year. Yes, the receivers were a large part of the reason why. If you were paying attention, I had made several statements of what they were doing wrong over the course of the season. The first thing the coach should be doing is to tell his guys not to run piss poor, lazy routes. Guys ran weak, passive, and slow routes meaning defenders could either force the receivers wherever they wanted or would easily be in position to play the ball. There were also a lot of drops and blocking was subpar. These are effort and habitual issues and it's obvious those guys weren't being coached properly.
 
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timnsun

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Once again, the idiots on this board just wash away the fact we had a historically bad offense last year. Yes, the receivers were a large part of the reason why. If you were paying attention, I had made several statements of what they were doing wrong over the course of the season. The first thing the coach should be doing is to tell his guys not to run piss poor, lazy routes. Guys ran weak, passive, and slow routes meaning defenders could either force the receivers wherever they wanted or would easily be in position to play the ball. There were also a lot of drops and blocking was subpar. These are effort and habitual issues and it's obvious those guys weren't being coached properly.
If I was able to (to your credit, I’m not smart enough and one of the dumb ones), I could put together clip after clip in every single game of receivers being open and QBs not getting them the ball. I’m not saying they never ran bad routes, but it’s too easy to put it all on the receivers. The amount of time there were open windows for the receivers suggests they were doing ok with route running much of the time. Room for improvement? Sure. God-awful? I don’t think so.
 

inWV

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If I was able to (to your credit, I’m not smart enough and one of the dumb ones), I could put together clip after clip in every single game of receivers being open and QBs not getting them the ball. I’m not saying they never ran bad routes, but it’s too easy to put it all on the receivers. The amount of time there were open windows for the receivers suggests they were doing ok with route running much of the time. Room for improvement? Sure. God-awful? I don’t think so.
In hindsight, the loss of Washington was a big deal. He was shaping up to serve as a security blanket for HH in the pass game.
 

GBRforLife1

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So poorly coached that a 5.5 3 star, which you despise, who had such marginal offers he wasn't even going to play football before Rhule was hired, got a carry in the opening game. Against a conference opponent.

So poorly coached that this same player was tied for the conference lead in 50+ yard touchdowns with the best NFL WR prospect in years.
Can you put the names in here?