Proud of the way Nico played

[Alto1]

His WR's were rarely open and yes he missed a couple. Routinely had pressure in his face and on the edges. WR's get very little early seperation. OSU is a very good and talented football team. OUR WR were complete no shows last night.

One of our receivers had a bad drop late in the game for a TD. Brazzell I think.
Nico made a good enough throw for that one to be caught.

 

[BigALWiLson]

One of our receivers had a bad drop late in the game for a TD. Brazzell I think.
Nico made a good enough throw for that one to be caught.

The best pass last night had to be the deep middle with two defenders. That was a rope and the sideline shot in the 2nd quarter. Matter of fact I think they both came on the same series

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

I agree with your point, but Manziel won the Heisman as a redshirt freshman.

Manziel also had circus acrobats that made unbelievable catches. He threw up a TON of garbage that they somehow came down with.

 

[wmcovol]

Nico looked like he was the only one on that field who really wanted it. Major props to him. He gave it everything. In the end, he didn't get much help from the o-line, coaching, and receiving corps. He's only getting better

Very impressed with his maturity & courage. He played tougher than most of the big linemen.

 

[10seV4L]

He certainly has a way to go. He seems afraid to turn it loose. He needs to trust what he sees and let it rip. Ball has to come out quicker. Way quicker.

... I'm starting to think that's a side-effect of having too much Hall-Z on the brain. It creates brain fog, disorientation, and loss of profound, athletic motor skills. I'm thinking it should be avoided until at least 25 years of age or older, when the QB brain has finished fully developing

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[C-south]

How can you possibly know how they feel?

You have to start with “objection!”