Carl Pickens
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Y'alls some sexy bitches when we get a a close win.Here you go. From a game. I don't know how he got the helmet on. Milton uses a bandana over his.
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Not me. My hair these days is mostly seen in the shower drain, if at all. My beard did well during COVID but the wife didn't approve.Y'alls some sexy bitches when we get a a close win.
Dixeland Delight gets me wetter than the log flume at Dollywood.
He’s what? 7-1 as a starterSo tired of this conversation.
If the coaches thought Nico gave them a better chance to win they would put him in.
Joe gets us in the right play and generally throws to the right place. He is inconsistent on accuracy. Today he was really slow post snap and made some bad decisions.
We are just a ground and pound team this year.
He's not Hendon Hooker so far in terms of the passing game, but I think we could be a lot worse off (and have been in many previous years). Would love to see our video game scoring and passing come back, but we don't have to have that to win games as long as we can run the ball, not turn it over, and play good defense and special teams. I don't know if we will get the passing game where everyone wants it to be this season, but I also wouldn't be shocked if they manage to get surprise us either.He’s what? 7-1 as a starter
All I can say is Nico must be bad…really bad in practice!So tired of this conversation.
If the coaches thought Nico gave them a better chance to win they would put him in.
Joe gets us in the right play and generally throws to the right place. He is inconsistent on accuracy. Today he was really slow post snap and made some bad decisions.
We are just a ground and pound team this year.
We had 186 on the ground against them last year. It certainly was a reason we beat themYeah, because the old man that is Nick Saban has never seen a heavy run package before.
Nick Saban may be the best defensive coach EVER in college football vs the run. We beat him last year but it wasn't really our running game that did it.
I agree that this is likely. I was hoping he and the receivers would be more effective at this point than we've seen so far, but I still am holding out hope they'll make some strides. Heupel may very well have some frustrations, and I'm sure Nico is great and hope he will be amazing for us, but I'd be shocked to see him replace Milton this year unless something really awful happened.Folks need to accept the fact that Nico will not play this season.
We will live or die by Joe. One poster suggested playing Gaston against
Bama and I agree that this makes more sense than Nico.
I think our run game and defense will keep us in the Bama game until late 4th qtr., just like the A&M game.
Running game and OL play has improved each game, so no, we're not regressing. Passing game isn't nearly as good as last year, but most informed fans knew this coming into the season. And no, you likely don't know what Heupel is thinkingMilton processes information about a half second slow. He's inaccurate and often throws behind the receiver which makes them look more covered than they really are. He's bad at leading receivers and compensates by firing the ball. On his deep throws tonight he had very little arc on the ball. He hasn't thrown a receiver open all year. He seems to be only reading one side of the field and often has receivers on the back side open that he never looks at. Joe's anticipation is awful. He stares down receivers and hasn't looked the safety off all year. His doesn't sense the pass rush well, holds the ball too long, and takes sacks unnecessarily. Often we are holding the TE and RB in to pass bock to compensate for the offensive line's poor pass blocking. That's why they "don't look so bad." We didn't have to do this last year. It limits our route tree and puts less pressure on the secondary. The offense was slow tonight. We might as well huddle at this point. Someone said Keyton didn't drop Hooker's passes. Keyton dropped Hooker's passes too. A lot. He has terrible hands. None of our wide receivers explode out of their breaks. I am frankly stunned that after getting #1 reps Milton seems to have regressed since the Clemson game. Teams are playing three deep and quarters and daring us to throw accurately over the middle. Where are the crossing routes? Heupel is frustrated. He's seeing one thing in practice and then another thing in the games. He was not happy at all tonight. Frankly, I think he was pissed as hell. He certainly looked it coming off the field. Somebody needs to start yelling at somebody. We are not getting better on offense. We are regressing.
I agree with you about the positives, but on the plus side of the poster you quoted, he pointed out a lot of specific things he felt were problems. He's being critical of things he thinks the QB needs to do better, which is reasoned criticism and not just "The QB play is awful/garbage/etc".Running game and OL play has improved each game, so no, we're not regressing. Passing game isn't nearly as good as last year, but most informed fans knew this coming into the season. And no, you likely don't know what Heupel is thinking
Not good I think. The great thing about having our elite offense last year was we always had a chance. The bad thing was our pass defense made things way more exciting and dicey than really one would want. Run defense was quite good. The good news this year is our defense seems a lot better across the board and while we aren't likely to be able to run up obscene scores at least we can run the ball well and should be able to keep our opponents maybe from running away from us on a good day. Football in today's age seems really offensively biased, so I really do wish our pass game was elite, but there are still ways to win. Not sure if we can make it happen against AL and GA, but weirder things have happened.You wonder what the record would be this season If the defense of last season was still playing. The biggest thing going for the offense and Milton is the defense they are keeping us in games and most of the time setting up our points.