@CEJohnson77 No clue then. But the LOS is definitely key to winning consistently. I see the DL improving, but the OL needs a lot of work yet. So defense will have to carry the team for now.
This…plus lack of conditioning in the 4th quarter…plus a very talented roster equals…
5-2, but we should be 7-0.
I’m not a MR apologist, but I can see an upward trend in the locker room because he attracts talent. The trend on the sideline however, remains the same. It’s meh
to me, this reads as:
“hey guys, we actually have a pretty good team this year! sure, our coaches couldn’t lead a vulture to a dead carcass, but you’ll just have to settle for moral victories instead of actual wins.”
— Matt Rhule apologists
@CEJohnson77 Pritchett on OL, and Evans too. DL is playing great as a unit, but I don’t see any sure fire draft picks. Maybe Nwaneri in another year?
Unfortunately, the adoption of the Portal & NIL has removed a lot of emphasis on development.
@ArtVandalay771@HuskersMN They want football to be this happy, fun place where teams dance and individuals shine, while also somehow winning games without having to do the nasty, hard work that is required.
@w_bitterman Lamentations. My church just finished a months-long sermon series on it.
What an incredible book filled with judgment, grief, pain, faith, hope, and the goodness of God and His mercy.
@TexasToasty54@HuskerOnline@Sean_Callahan So you want them to make a blanket judgement about his program, and then paint him into a corner to where his only option is to agree that things need to change?
That’s not asking a question. That’s editorializing.
@BarrySwavey I’m with you, Mo, and I would see 9-3 as being beyond my expectations from a W/L record point of view…BUT…to be the better team for 6 of the last 8 quarters and then go 0-2? How it looks on the field has to be figured in to the equation as well.