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Wiggins is more explosive but runs terrible routes and never uses his body/hands to create separation. If he did, he would be open all the time. Same with Harley. I don't think Hightower got a fair shake to this point. Yes he's had drops....so have Wiggins, Harley, and Jordan the last 2...

Right, no clue bc we have already lost confidence this staff plays the best guys or puts their guys in the best positions to succeed. In year 1, that’s a terrible place for a program to be.

Ivey made some of the worst plays on the field today and stayed in the game. Where’s the accountability there? You can’t pick and choose when to hold people accountable. You also can’t hold players accountable and not coaches. Our calls and schemes as atrocious. Cam was gassed but no...

You don’t need long plays to get your wrs open. What you do need is a better scheme and to use them in ways that makes sense. Our route combinations are questionable most plays and our QBs do not process and usually only through to certain guys. Skill players get in grooves when they get...

Kosi can’t see anyone outside his first read. So if that’s not Hightower he doesn’t have a chance Hightower is a long strider with leaping ability, he should be running go routes and fades, which Jarren struggles to throw so he won’t have much a chance there either. Now it makes sense

Rousseau couldn’t crack Patchan either Brooks can’t crack Ragone

While true, our receivers have played like @ss with drops, poor blocking and terrible route running. Wiggins has a ton of athletic ability but doesn’t use his hands or body to get separation and drops way too many balls. Harley has all kinds of speed but runs bad routs and fights the ball all...

We’ve seen multiple examples of coaches not playing the best players and not having them learn multiple positions. It’s why Rousseau didn’t play much early. Ragone playing today over anyone else. Ivey over blades. On and on

How would you know? The kid barely plays and has terrible QB play. He looked better than most of our WRs in high school.