I’m disappointed with the kid but I’m not gonna give up on him! His confidence is down right now and this is when coaching becomes important, I say work with him and get his head mentally back in the game and he’ll be fine. By the way he’s the only homerun threat at running back that we have on this roster! I’m just saying
He’s fumbled two games in a row and both were costly. I cut his snaps and give that UAB guy some reps.
Not if he can’t hold on to the football.
I mean the coaches can only do so much… it between roosters ears on getting and wanting to be better. The coaches have been sticking with him and rewarded them with fumbles and lousy play.
He tripped over himself, went down hard and easy, & fumbled all under Lashlee. Unless he literally has wide open space he is useless. Our fans fall in love with these dudes and hate to admit when they were wrong.
It's not a matter of being in love with the dude, he has had his issues, but from a skill standpoint, he's the only open field threat out of the backfield. If it takes getting him in space, so be it. I'll take some TDs please. Our QB threw for 500 yard with what has to be a record low point total.
Agree pulling splinters out your *** while sitting on the bench is the best teacher for football players, but in the end coaches can’t give a player confidence but they can take it from him! That’s why I say continue to coach him up and hope it pays off down the line.
I hope you say this to other people who say the same stuff about other players. Yes I am out of line here but it’s very frustrating to see the same players make the same mistakes year after year. It’s been old for years now and the fans are rightfully ****ed off.
It’s true… but Parrish more than likely, hangs on to the ball that Rooster fumbled, and we’re probably telling ol man Mack to hold that “L”, this morning. Such is life.
That last sentence made me spit out my drink. That's the thing about the truth. Depending on your perspective it can really hurt or it can be pretty damned funny.
