Recent content by rdl2k7

So why would he make that gesture? There has to be some reason right? It's to... (and the answer is not to say it's going over his head) Because if that is the case, the ball wasn't going over his head on that kick off..

It did get vanilla but re-watch the sack fumble 6 play. They give the angle he's looking at with the receivers. He has plenty of time, he is a second or 2 late with the pass. The receiver was breaking back to the sideline/ball. He needed to throw it earlier. It's the timing thing he has always...

The intention of him stretching his arms to the side like that is to signal anyone running down the field that there will be no play. Either by touchback, fair catch etc. Whether it's in the rule book or not, and it may have been habit as much as anything he did make a signal that the play...

What makes you think he's an intelligent guy?

I heard he can snap it through the goal posts from the 50 yard line.

Well here's the thing. What can you change? We don't have 15 lineman to put in, we don't have another coach. We have to stick with those. We CAN change the QB. I am not for or against Joe Milton. Coaching has to think big picture. I'd 100% start Nico against UTSA and see how it goes.

My post wasn't a negative one. I was just saying the Football program is rolling $$ wise, this one game isn't going to amount to anything big picture.

Wright 100% not the issue. He's a good RB

He's watching sold out games and a watch part at Neyland right now that is generating $$$ when that changes he'll react.

There is 0 excuse for running out of bounds. He has no football awareness. He's Cordarrelle Patterson 2.0 When he can Forrest Gump it, he's great. When he has to think it's not his thing.

Receiver in end zone didn't do anything, he should have been there. A good receiver would have been cutting towards the boundary for a pass.

12 men on the field free play throw a 3 yard pass.

I agree with the call. QB is untouchable after he's made his play. It was a small hit but completely avoidable.

Agreed. Joe was not the problem that quarter. 2 or 3 actual runs that were helpful. There were plays he could have made but he didn't botch it.

RIGHT THERE. On Milton, the left side broke down you roll that way and he had complete daylight to get the 1st down. Yes there was a penalty but he has to see that. You start rolling that way and if that defender picks up #2 (I think) you either pass or run depending on what he does)