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lol, I did that with you in mind hahaBetter
lol, I did that with you in mind hahaBetter
Yes. Completion percentage didn’t matter before this year. It’s a completely different game.Jesus you’re awful , quit comparing stats to 18-30 years ago.
It’s not the same, especially qb stats.
I don’t get how that’s hard to understand for you and Okie.
Running has nothing to do with it, what the **** about the throws he specifically missed down the field that even a lower tier group of 5 qb would have completed easily...You mean the two losses where we managed to get 78 yards rushing from our running backs?
Yeah. If we had John Elway back there we may have been able to overcome such horrible team efforts. But we don’t have John Elway. We have Malik Rosier. Not one **** person on this board ever claimed that he was that guy who could put the team on his back and drag them kicking and screaming to a victory.
So why are we pretending that he’s that guy now and should have won those games?
You mean the two losses where we managed to get 78 yards rushing from our running backs?
Yeah. If we had John Elway back there we may have been able to overcome such horrible team efforts. But we don’t have John Elway. We have Malik Rosier. Not one **** person on this board ever claimed that he was that guy who could put the team on his back and drag them kicking and screaming to a victory.
So why are we pretending that he’s that guy now and should have won those games?
Jesus Christ, Broke. You’re just as dumb as they are. I am not going to say this again. Rosier is not good. I’m not defending him and I’m not about to sit here and defend every pass he threw when he missed 46% of them.Running has nothing to do with it, what the **** about the throws he specifically missed down the field that even a lower tier group of 5 qb would have completed easily...
78 yards? No. Against Pitt we had 16 yards and 0 TDs from everyone not named Malik Rosier, so tell me more about how everyone else was handling their jobWe managed only 78 rushing yards because the QB was limited. We didn't need Elway to beat Pitt. We needed Rosier to do more then only go to his first read. We needed him to be accurate. That's not asking much from a starting P5 QB
Jesus Christ, Broke. You’re just as dumb as they are. I am not going to say this again. Rosier is not good. I’m not defending him and I’m not about to sit here and defend every pass he threw when he missed 46% of them.
But I’m not going to sit here and listen to football illiterate ****heads telling me that if he’d just completed this throw or that one we’d have won the game when we got 62 yards, 46 yards, and 16 yards rushing out of our backfield in those 3 games.
Get ****ed. We were garbage from top to bottom. Act like throwing a freshman I who hasn’t won the job in there is going to change that. Retards.
78 yards? No. Against Pitt we had 16 yards and 0 TDs from everyone not named Malik Rosier, so tell me more about how everyone else was handling their job
This has been one of the most intriguing football threads in a while on here
1st possession Pitt is is in a two high safety look. Homer runs for 4, pass complete to Herndon for 5, Homer run for 1. Rosier hits Richards in the chest (on a quick slant, no less) defender makes a good play from behind and knocks it loose. They sack Rosier with a DT stunt. No blitz. The Pitt line smoked ours. Plain and simple. Incomplete to Jeff Thomas off his finger tips. Tough play but my HS coach told me that any ball that touches both hands is supposed to be mine. That should have been a TD. Punt. At no time on this series did Pitt rush more than 5, and that was a 3rd & 1 run blitz we converted anyway. The sack came on a DT stunt where Trevor Darling got straight up abused and never came close to his man. Rosier attempted 3 passes. All three hit their intended receiver in the hands. On the slant to Richards, Richards had inside position on his defender and let a smaller man knock it out of his hands from behind. The throw to Thomas is a tougher one to haul in, but he had a step on his man and the ball hit his hands. But there was no pressure in the pocket so I'm going to spread the blame here and say Rosier could have put a little more air under it and let Thomas Run under it. It's nitpicking, but elite QBs have better touch on those balls when they have a clean pocket.And what about him doing his job like passing the ball? Under 50% completion. Under 200 yards. While they stack the box with no safety help.
Nah. I just don’t have to lie to make a point. On our first 2 series against Pitt, our horribly inaccurate QB threw 4 passes and each one hit a receiver in the hands. That he was 2-4 and we punted twice can’t be on him. They didn’t load the box. The only time they sent an extra man was on 3rd and 1. The brought all 3 lbs to the line, but two dropped into coverage.So nice to have Mr Rosier ( Loose Cannon ) on here.
I'm re-watching now, and comparing what I've seen in the first quarter that to the final box score, I can just about guarantee it had a lot to do with us not being able to run against the Pitt front 4 and us trailing by 17 in the 2nd half.The posts on here blaming the running game for Rosier's failures cant be real, can they?
There is just no way anyone can't see how other teams started stacking the box begging us to beat them throwing.
Malik threw it THIRTY FOUR times against Pitt. Why?
Because it was what the defensive alignments called for.
The posts on here blaming the running game for Rosier's failures cant be real, can they?
There is just no way anyone can't see how other teams started stacking the box begging us to beat them throwing.
Malik threw it THIRTY FOUR times against Pitt. Why?
Because it was what the defensive alignments called for.
Of those 34 passes he only completed 15. Short outs, screen passes, crossing patterns, over the top...pass after pass after pass after pass he missed on. Won't get into the additional dozen times he "ran" the ball that game.
Our running backs got a total of 10 carries the entire four quarters.
Blaming the lack of a running game?
You've got to be kidding me.
McGahee carried that team that year. Won a lot of games for us. The offensive line was not the same as the year before. That was the biggest difference. Stacked everywhere else.McGahee deserved the Heisman that season. Him not winning it was a total shamockery.
You better believe itThe posts on here blaming the running game for Rosier's failures cant be real, can they?
There is just no way anyone can't see how other teams started stacking the box begging us to beat them throwing.
Malik threw it THIRTY FOUR times against Pitt. Why?
Because it was what the defensive alignments called for.
Of those 34 passes he only completed 15. Short outs, screen passes, crossing patterns, over the top...pass after pass after pass after pass he missed on. Won't get into the additional dozen times he "ran" the ball that game.
Our running backs got a total of 10 carries the entire four quarters.
Blaming the lack of a running game?
You've got to be kidding me.