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Finally got time to think about the game last night, and basically everything thus far:
• Crowd energy was insane
• Felt like a top SEC matchup
• The Stroke >>>>>> Friends in Low Places
• We were a hot knife through butter
• Vanilla play calling on both sides
• This is the best setup for a run we’ve ever had
• Nico: learn how to slide
• Mike Matthews. Remember that name.
• The offense can be way better
• The defense is 2002 good…or better
• We can defend the slant
Glad we got to go. Last minute decision when other stuff got moved around.
You say that like it's a bad thing. It's so sad that society has come to distrust media takes that are levelheaded and moderate. Pate may be one of the best in the business right now.While I really like Josh Pate, is it me or does he always seem to have a middle of the road take on every subject? ... ...
Watch this from about 1:05:00 to 1:09:30… if you’re really pressed for time, you can start at 1:08:15 and get the picture
So...we got an Oklahoma game thread yet? No?
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Ya I think it's still Richardson. But I do feel a #1 overall pick shouldn't look this unpolished. His INT were either bad throws, bad decisions, or both.It's Williams 2nd game in NFL. Not many Rookie QB's do well in inaugural season, I watched plenty that wound up being HOF players and have crappy rookie year.
Richardson is my choice.
I’ll admit I’m still pissed off about today’s game.He probably deserves another 4 games before we judge him, he’s not started a full season and he’s on a new coach already.
But man. Such a knucklehead. And Callahan is already so pissed at him, lol.
I feel ya, he’s infuriating.I’ll admit I’m still pissed off about today’s game.
I can’t get over the fact that it was the EXACT same thing he did last week.
No excuse for that. His decision making is atrocious.
I’ve been trying to come up with a comparison of another QB that actually looked this bad and turned it around.
I came up with Terry Bradshaw. He was terrible his first few years and was actually benched in 1974 and finally got his job back in week 4 or 5. Four Super Bowls later, we know the story.
Bradshaw learned to play the position without trying to be a super hero. He let his playmakers make plays, relied on his run game and defense.
Problem is, in today’s NFL, you can’t give a guy 4/5 years to learn that. Money is too big. Second contacts and extensions make that virtually impossible.
Tired of rambling……tired of being pissed. On to next week and hope the Titans can beat the Packers, UT beats OU…….and for all that is holy, can my Govs beat Alabama A&M for our first f’ing win of ‘24…..