75 yards in the 2nd half

I don’t want my star QB playing when he is hurt so bad a screen pass looks difficult. Get him out and save him for the rest of the season. It’s not like Nickel would have done worse than 6 three and outs.

Either way, it’s a win and we need rest. Hopefully the team can get that and heal up.
 
A 50 million dollar roster vs. a 20 million dollar roster.
This team thought it was over up 31-7 and figured they were going to sit on the bench for 3 weeks in a row.
17 yards to finish the game offensively
OL got worse as the game went on
Apparently, knowing how to tackle takes years of practice.
Apparently, having all those guys play the past two weeks means nothing because without the starters, we ain't ****.
Says a lot about the future of this team going forward this season if any of the few main dudes go down.

How do you compute 50 million roster when players start getting hurt?
No one can argue that we looked good last night, especially second half.
We didn't.
But injuries make a difference, especially at key positions during key moments of the game. You know, the players who are earning a big chunk of that 50m budget.
My gosh, it didn't take us long to sound like spoiled Alabama fans.
 
What if we could get their QB on the ground? It’s college football. These teams are far from perfect.

Just saying though, it’s crazy to think about when you really do. I promise you, if the halves are exactly flipped, this place is WAY different right now. But is anything actually different? No. It’s just perception of the game with how it played out. Funny to think about.
But the halves matter. Your scenario would show a positive adjustment. A counter. You’re suggesting looking great in the first half, sitting on a 24 point lead (by way of attack) similar to our dangerous pattern that led to problems last year, and then not adjusting when WF countered is less of a big deal because just ‘switch the halves?’ This is a strange take from you unless you’re just trying to make things feel better.
 
Top two RBs out, Malachi hurt, and looked like Mensah banged up

Seems pretty clear to me

So help me a bit - is a ten or fifteen yard throw to the sideline receiver longer than a ten to fifteen yard vertical throw downfield? Or shorter?

I'm still having trouble with that . . .
 
There were open players on pass plays and broadcast called them out and said that Mensah just didnt look their way. I think the answer is that Mensah was injured as well as taking too many hits causing him to get a little bit of the yips.

Answer as to why our running game struggled was Fletcher didnt play in the halfway through the 2nd half and our guards are ***.
 
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