Stop it! He also had no running game, which most any competent football observer will tell you makes an aerial game very tough. ****, even AR was dropping passes left and right this season. Two of the three interceptions that got hung on Rosier's stat column tonight bounced off UM receivers hands into the waiting arms of a Badger. I am not a Rosier apologist, but the over the top hate for this kid is misguided and wrong.
Newsflash boss, we were running the ball down their throat. Once they stacked the box, we still couldnt capitalize on the opportunities in the passing game. Again, drops are apart of the game, but drops don't make you complete under 50%. I don't have a hate for him, just speaking the obvious
Well, I appreciate you recognizing me as your boss, but you truly don't know what you are talking about and are parroting the comments from the herd. Rosier certainly has his deficiencies, yet if you listened to the comments of Brian Griese tonight you heard the man explain how issues that this board constantly lays at Rosier's feet were not his fault. He made some great throws tonight and ran the ball giving his body away and fighting for every yard. He did make one throw on a 3rd down play that looked terrible because he thought the receiver was going to stop on the sideline, but continued on a fly pattern. Also, the throw to Cager that was intercepted came about due to Cager being held, although he should have led Cager further over the middle. All in all, he threw the ball well and deserved better from his receiving corp. Here's a suggestion from your boss...STOP THE HATE!
His decision to throw the ball directly at the defensive end wasnt his fault huh? He could have easily tucked it. What about him throwing across his body that nearly resulted in a turnover? Again, you cant justify his bad throws like the interception to cager. You missed the duck across the middle that was nearly picked and the throw to Langham that completely uncatchable. You are literally trying to convince me his wrs are why he is at 42 percent. Every qb deals with drops, they are just more accurate more often than Rosier. He has thrown under 50 percent since the unc game, but its not his fault. Go to sleep
Seriously??????? That defensive end comment proves that you have not one clue as to what you are talking about. Once again, I will attempt to educate you, although I know it will go into that wasteland you call a brain to never be thought about again. The reason that ball was intercepted is because Miami's left offensive tackle was pushed back into the backfield or the passing lane designed for that play, which allowed the defender to grab the ball. Here again, Brian Griese, who is no friend of the Canes, fully explained this during the telecast clearly stating tht interception was not on Rosier, but the offensive lineman. The throw to Langham hit him in the hands and he dropped it. Honestly, are you really this stupid or are you just having fun pulling my chain. And, NEARLY causing a turn over is hung on Rosier, which means he should also get credit for the passes his receivers NEARLY caught...right Lombardi?
