Why are people down on Dobbs?

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Tokeup69 said:
half are fan base is still praying manning comes back to QB us...they are unrealistic...dobbs is way better then Worley if you can't see that you need serious help...Worley has more snaps under his belt that's it...dobbs will settle down and get it...only person fighting him for his job is ferg and we still don't know how he will play so chill out...we have nothing to judge either qb by intil WR's start catching the ball...come on Worley threw 3 INTS against Southern ****** dobbs does it against number 9 team in the nation and sucks get a life!
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Sure Worley did, but we also Won that game and he played lights out against Ga and SC...quit nit picking to pump up one and destroy the other...right now, if healthy, Worley would be starting...no question about it...Next Season, different story...but since Dobbs is in, we can all critique, but truly will not know anything til after the Kensucky game...that will give Dobbs 4 games and somewhat a body of work to judge
 
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BigOrangeCrush32 said:
I'm not saying that Dobbs isn't the better athlete, bc he is...but that doesn't automatically make him better than Worley...Worley is, at this point, the better QB for us...but he is injured and Dobbs is in there...I was critical with Worley and gave praise...I will be critical with Dobbs and will give praise when deserved...but I am not going to anoint him our savior just yet...
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Just change your avatar name to BigWorleyCrush32. The fact that you honestly believe Worley is the better QB tells me a lot about your football IQ.
 
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fur burglar said:
No. Neither did, Crompton, Schaeffer, Clausen, Banks or Stewart. All looked much better than Dobbs, as true freshmen, at QB :shaking2:
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No they did not and they also played with superior talent. Comparing any of those teams to this one is night and day.

Another idiot. Next.
 
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MFJones said:
Just change your avatar name to BigWorleyCrush32. The fact that you honestly believe Worley is the better QB tells me a lot about your football IQ.
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you keep bringing up Football IQ...what major college team do you coach to have such an astute grasp on who has/hasn't a high Football IQ...

Worley is the better QB right now...not athlete...QB...big difference...next year, I see either Dobbs or Ferguson starting

by the way, you need to change your name to I'monDobbsMFnutsJones
 
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Peyton Manning went 7-of-14 for 79 yards against Washington State in his first UT start as a freshman. Give Dobbs time to develop and to work on the timing between him and his WR. The WR's were just starting to get comfortable with Worley.
 
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BigOrangeCrush32 said:
you keep bringing up Football IQ...what major college team do you coach to have such an astute grasp on who has/hasn't a high Football IQ...

Worley is the better QB right now...not athlete...QB...big difference...next year, I see either Dobbs or Ferguson starting

by the way, you need to change your name to I'monDobbsMFnutsJones
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No. Dobbs is the better QB right now and it's not even close. And I keep bringing up football IQ because there are a few people like yourself that appear to have very little of it. And when I read stupid posts such as yours that reflect such low football IQ I feel the need to call you out on it. My credentials for understanding the game of football are based on actually having played the game at the college level...not Madden football, not fantasy football, etc.

With all this said you are entitled to have your opinion even if it is one based on an elementary understanding of the game.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
People hate on Dobbs because he had a subpar game. As soon as any UT QB makes a bad pass, they are automatically the worst QB we have ever had. The moment that QB makes a good pass, they are the second coming of Peyton. It's pathetic. Fans need to get behind Dobbs and support him.

Dobbs does not deserve all of the criticism. He is a little to blame, he made some bad throws rookie mistakes. However most of the blame goes to the rest of the team and the coaching staff.
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It is easy to to what the other players did but what do you blame on the coaching staff? Do you blame them for Dobbs throwing into double coverage or for not running out of bounds and fumbling? Some of the stuff the players do on the field get blamed on the coaches and it is not always their fault. I am sure they are not saying on the side line to overlook the wide open receiver and throw into double coverage. The same way they are not saying take a bad angle on defense.
 
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Boca Vol said:
OP, you asked, "Why are people down on Dobbs?"

It's simple, people are idiots and they allow "hope" to cloud their judgement.

Then they use those false hopes and convince themselves that UT (with Dobbs in the game) was just as good as Bama in the 2nd half. And if UT was just as good as Bama with Dobbs at QB then Mizzou should be no problem.

To compound their idiot thinking they look at the Mizzou vs. USC game to "strengthen" their conviction.

Now, after the reality of the true FR's 1st start these idiots have to justify this somehow and the easy answer is to get down on Dobbs.
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Best post I've read sine the Mizzu game as usual everybody gets to high and then has to come down. We are what we thought we are. 6-6 team
 
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MFJones said:
No. Dobbs is the better QB right now and it's not even close. And I keep bringing up football IQ because there are a few people like yourself that appear to have very little of it. And when I read stupid posts such as yours that reflect such low football IQ I feel the need to call you out on it. My credentials for understanding the game of football are based on actually having played the game at the college level...not Madden football, not fantasy football, etc.

With all this said you are entitled to have your opinion even if it is one based on an elementary understanding of the game.
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For your uninformed info...I played college ball...so that blows your assumption out the door...if you can't recognize that at this moment, with this team, that Worley is the better QB, then your just completely biased and prob color blind...



Dobbs has the physical tools to be a really good QB, but he is still learning and now, learning on the job...that is why Worley is the better QB right now...he has built a rapport with the WRs that took about 4 games to do...his injury is THE ONLY REASON Dobbs is even playing this year...Next year, Dobbs and Ferguson will be in a Battle for the Job...Worley will be on the sideline holding the clipboard...
 
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I mean Robb's is three quarters of the way through his freshman year and has started one game he should play like Peyton in the pros
 
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BigOrangeCrush32 said:
For your uninformed info...I played college ball...so that blows your assumption out the door...if you can't recognize that at this moment, with this team, that Worley is the better QB, then your just completely biased and prob color blind...



Dobbs has the physical tools to be a really good QB, but he is still learning and now, learning on the job...that is why Worley is the better QB right now...he has built a rapport with the WRs that took about 4 games to do...his injury is THE ONLY REASON Dobbs is even playing this year...Next year, Dobbs and Ferguson will be in a Battle for the Job...Worley will be on the sideline holding the clipboard...
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Dobbs> Worley.
 
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volfan411 said:
It is easy to to what the other players did but what do you blame on the coaching staff? Do you blame them for Dobbs throwing into double coverage or for not running out of bounds and fumbling? Some of the stuff the players do on the field get blamed on the coaches and it is not always their fault. I am sure they are not saying on the side line to overlook the wide open receiver and throw into double coverage. The same way they are not saying take a bad angle on defense.
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I blame the coaching staff for not having the team better prepared. Not having the offensive line motivated and used to the new cadence of Dobbs. They had a full week to get used to a new QB's cadence. The coaching staff is responsible for getting players prepared for games.

of course the rest of the team did not help Dobbs either. The O line, WR's, RB's and the defense did very little to help him out. Yes Dobbs made some mistakes like I said, but if this team was better prepared, then I think it would have been a better showing. I am not saying we would have won, but we would have played a lot better.
 
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phowell23 said:
Peyton Manning went 7-of-14 for 79 yards against Washington State in his first UT start as a freshman. Give Dobbs time to develop and to work on the timing between him and his WR. The WR's were just starting to get comfortable with Worley.
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While splitting time
 
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PennVol said:
Crompton redshirted, Clausen didnt have to play a decent team until the Cotton Bowl, Schaeffer barely played - much less on the road, James Banks wasn't half of what Dobbs was yesterday in his 1 game against Georgia, and Brandon Stewart apparently only knew 2 plays.

Ainge was up and down, typical freshman. Be patient with Dobbs, he has crazy talent but there will be lumps. But the past freshman experiences are blinded to you bc of how bad our defense is, and how poor our running game has become. If Dobbs had Little man Stewart, Travis Henry, or Gerald Riggs - it's a completely different story.
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:stop: If any of them had 47 attempts they would've put up more than 240 yds and would have managed at least one score.

Banks almost pulled out the UGA game single handedly, started against MSU and had twice as much talent as Dobbs.

You don't know what you're talking about and I question your intelligence. Why do I even bother arguing with a fool like you?
 
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fur burglar said:
:stop: If any of them had 47 attempts they would've put up more than 240 yds and would have managed at least one score.

Banks almost pulled out the UGA game single handedly, started against MSU and had twice as much talent as Dobbs.

You don't know what you're talking about and I question your intelligence. Why do I even bother arguing with a fool like you?
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Your post is full of "maybes", "almosts" and "what ifs" and despite all that you are still full on retarded enough to call somebody else an idiot? How many stains are on yer wife beater?
 
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fur burglar said:
Well if it's not because he didn't show improvement over Worely, then what is it?
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Oh but he did show improvement over Worley. What do you imagine would happen if Justin was forced to throw the ball 40+ times in a game?

Dobbs was our only source of offense against Mizzou, which is a far cry from Worley.
 
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fur burglar said:
:stop: If any of them had 47 attempts they would've put up more than 240 yds and would have managed at least one score.

Banks almost pulled out the UGA game single handedly, started against MSU and had twice as much talent as Dobbs.

You don't know what you're talking about and I question your intelligence. Why do I even bother arguing with a fool like you?
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How do you know they would? If they were being pressured like Dobbs was, they wouldn't have been able to escape like he did. Also if it for dropped passes and the rest of the team letting him down, I think Dobbs would have had much better numbers. But yeah you know exactly what you're talking about right? Calling someone a fool just because you give your opinion is an exercise in stupidity.
 
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