Zem said:

I dunno. Obviously, thorough and complete failure today. But most of the nfl has been rather crazy so far. Falcons beat the Vikings last week, then Panthers obliterate them 30-0. Browns looked terrible in Baltimore then beat the Packers today. Bears easily beat the 'boys. Welp those are the only examples I see, looking over the scores. There's not much hope, but I'll just wait and see.

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The team quit on Zac in the second half. That's not just my opinion, Paul Dehner Jr, Jay Morrison and Lindsay Patterson all mentioned it in their Tweets.

When you've lost the locker room it's time to go...

Jaxbuck said:

If you had to watch his offense every week for 20 some odd years, you would too.

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If it bothered him sure, he clearly whacks it to the I-formation with 2 TE though so it’s probably cigarettes and not the offense.

I don’t know man. It’s not like Clemson can’t figure the monetary piece out if they just pivoted their philosophy. If you’re the board at Clemson or the AD isn’t that a tough convo opportunity?

Look we want this to work, but there needs to be a shift in the way things are done or we need to look for a better fit if as the sport changes and the on field results continue in this direction.

I mean whatever I don’t care fuck the entire school, its fanbase and everything about them but the sensibility aspect is what’s baffling to me.

it basically took Ohio State a season to realize “shit, we need to fork it out or we are going to become ND”

I think I heard that UW hasn’t punted yet or something like that? They had a turnover their first game but otherwise haven’t punted. That’s ridiculously tough to do through 3 games.

Just noticed this but how the hell is UW not ranked?

Pure KC refereeing

How do you not flag the false start…so fucking obvious

Welcome to Buckeyes Nation Angelo!!!

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Welcome to the fam Angelo! What a surprise commitment. Reminds me of a young Lathan Ransom, sits back playing CF and will lay the wood on the ball carrier. He makes the type of hits that change game momentum. And he also has the athleticism to cover WRs. I can imagine the battles he has in the off season with big bro to get better at his craft

Top Buckeye Performers Week 3



J. Cooper: 1 sack, 4 tackles

J.K. Dobbins: Led Broncos in rushing 83 yards, 1 TD, 7.5 ypc

E. Egbuka: Led Buccaneers in receiving 85 yards, with a ridiculous one handed catch

M. Harrison Jr: Led Cardinals in receiving 44 yards

T. Henderson: 47 scrimmage yards, 68 KR yards

C. Heyward: 1 sack, 6 tackles, 1 FF, 1 PBU

Q. Judkins: Led Browns in rushing 94 yards, 1 TD, 5.2 ypc

T. Lewis: 2 sacks, 3 tackles

T. Mclaurin: Led Commanders in receiving 74 yards

J. S. Njigba: Led Seahawks in receiving 96 yards, 1 TD

C. Olave: Led Saints in receiving 57 yards

L. Ransom: 4 tackles, 1 FF

D. Ward: Blocked kick, 5 tackles, 1 PBU

G. Wilson: Led Jets in receiving 84 yards, 1 TD

P. Werner: Led Saints with 13 tackles, 1 FR