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A&M doesn't scare me at all. We will contain Reed just like we did Demond Williams and Bryce Underwood, he's a terrible passer if he can't run around unchecked. (See the Texas game) A&M D is also very exploitable. Think we beat them or Miami by multiple scores.
Not only that but my one pet peeve with Day even before the 3-4TE's sets of this year. Is he's obsessed with motioning our number 3 and therefore usually smallest reciever into block on 3rd and short. Dude you are a smart guy stop making the numbers worse.
Not only that but my one pet peeve with Day even before the 3-4TE's sets of this year. Is he's obsessed with motioning our number 3 and therefore usually smallest reciever into block on 3rd and short. Dude you are a smart guy stop making the numbers worse.
I’m all on board the “fuck ND in perpetuity” train, but what an absolute joke to swap Miami and ND when neither team played yesterday. Hell, the only team playing yesterday that either team played this season was Boise who won by 17 - and that would only strengthen ND’s schedule.
Just making shit up to justify what they want to do. Some arbitrary shit. I’d be pissed if I was an ND fan.
Using Brady Cook and Tyrod Taylor as benchmarks isn't the argument you think it is.
The NYJ largest offensive roster issue is the QB position.
I understand the natural inclination to defend our Buckeyes, I get it. But they're professionals now. We need to have a more sensible, logical and level-headed approach to our evaluations.
Oh I get it JF isn’t the answer. I’m making fun of the Owner who made it about JF. Glenn who also brought him there basically threw him under the bus as well. The organization is a clusterfuck and has been for years under his ownership. They have lot more issues than the QB. Ask Rodgers.
The biggest joke is Bama getting nuked in the SEC title game and not even moving at all.
Not gonna shed tears for ND but they really did get screwed by the shuffle to protect Bamas playoff spot that was set up last week when they all of a sudden put Bama ahead of them for no logical football reason when ND had been ahead of them for weeks.
It's more clear than ever that they just make shit up week to week depending on the narrative they want set.
Yeah that was clearly the SEC crying about it and saying we'll end our championship game if you do this. Maybe don't get housed when you're on the bubble dipships
Bo Jackson is a good solid back. But he's not a game changer (at least not now---I dont know if people thought Zeke would become what he became fwiw) but I'm sure other teams are fine with him getting 20 carries a game
Of the issues that exist in last night's game, Bo Jackson is not one of them.
I think he did just fine considering the right side of the O line and the TEs couldn't block for shit.
I have two areas of "concern" that lead me to wish I could see what is seen during practice:
1) Is Tegra as hit or miss in practice as he is on game day.
2) 13 personnel. If I never see more than two TEs in a game again this year, then I'll be happy.
Bo Jackson is a good solid back. But he's not a game changer (at least not now---I dont know if people thought Zeke would become what he became fwiw) but I'm sure other teams are fine with him getting 20 carries a game
Bo would be a very nice change of pace back behind Peoples, if projections held up properly. It's not his fault that Alford (and other circumstances) have left OSU's depth chart so thin most of the past decade.
Using Brady Cook and Tyrod Taylor as benchmarks isn't the argument you think it is.
The NYJ largest offensive roster issue is the QB position.
I understand the natural inclination to defend our Buckeyes, I get it. But they're professionals now. We need to have a more sensible, logical and level-headed approach to our evaluations.
