@lynssss3125 If Republicans are saying this, it's because they want to lose and usher in a post-Trump era.
NOBODY believes this is a good message going into the midterms.
Yes. The play should have worked. But we shouldn't have to rely on getting lucky the D called it badly. Not with the game in the balance.
It was a low percentage call that beat the D this tome, but also relied on our QB to do something he struggles with.
Is that a high percentage throw for Reed?
@CoachT_x2 Yes low percentage call.
If the D had rushed one from the right side and left a LB to cover the RB it's blown up.
They rushed two and it was wide open.
@AggiesToday That's not a good sign. An SEC starting QB shouldn't be thinking about that AT ALL. It's like a golfer thinking "avoid the water on the left"
He should be thinking about reads, the defense, and his route trees
This was my fear when Elko promoted him
The O has no identity. No flow. Isnβt adjusting to the game.
KJ ran great early on, and it lioked like we were going to gas their front 7 by half time. Then we stopped running.
We continue to leave the edge unblocked on short yardage runs.
The throw on 4th and short was inexplicable. Outsmarted himself on that one.
@pfinanceblogs@FitnessEmpiree No
At some point you need to be aware of what you're body is willing to give you that day, and certainly need to reduce volume and focus on rest.
But in my 50's I'm lifting as strong as ever. Just not every week.
@johnpaulp Yeah. I HATE that our OC is learning the role on-the-job. Hope he gets better fast. If not, habe to cut bait and hire someone else.
DC? I don't know. Is Elko calling the D? They look lost.
@RobTheSlapper We hired an OC who is brilliant but has never called plays at this level.
The head-to-head tactical game vs an experienced DC is something he hasn't done before. The SEC DCs are going to eat him alive if he doesn't learn FAST
@texasrunnerDFW Many Gen X have multiple kids in college and on our auto insurance. Millennials are starting to feel this too, but it's been weighing on GenX since before COVID. It takes a toll