As a freshman Kayaa threw for 400+ against Foster. And 390+ last year. But ya, Kayaa just forgot how to play. lol ok
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As a freshman Kayaa threw for 400+ against Foster. And 390+ last year. But ya, Kayaa just forgot how to play. lol ok
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We could have hired Rich Rod and Brad would have been our QB. Can't believe he can throw for 320 and 2TDs and get sacked 7 times and still be the problem.
Look at Matt Ryan for example. He was sacked a ton last year, was in a new system with Kyle Shanahan, and had the worst year of his career. This year, they're keeping him upright, he's in his second year in the system, looks a lot more comfortable, and is arguably the MVP at this point in the season in the entire league
Yep, Brad can be better but a lot of stuff isn't his fault and a lot of stuff is out of his control. Being his first year under Richts system doesn't help
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How about all deep routes on 3rd and 3 and a sack? I almost pulled my eyes out after that. Where were some quick hitters on 3rd and 3? Hit a moving receiver and let him fall forward to keep the drive alive. Nope. Everyone go deep and ask pass pro to hold up.
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"He led the ACC in TD passes as a freshman" lmao.... I can't believe you all really going to these depths to defend Brad Kaaya.
Its obvious he is scarier than Kyle Wright in the pocket so it would be logical to say that he can't handle the scrutiny that comes with being the face of this team.
Qbs have done that for years (gotten worse bc of the pressur) here why is Kaaya no different?
Its obvious he is scarier than Kyle Wright in the pocket so it would be logical to say that he can't handle the scrutiny that comes with being the face of this team.
Qbs have done that for years (gotten worse bc of the pressur) here why is Kaaya no different?
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The defense has real excuses though (3 leading tacklers kicked off 1 week before season, 3 true freshman LBs, injuries all over the 1st string, and a bad secondary minus Corn).
The offense returned 10 of 11 and a "potential 1st rd draft pick at QB, NFL WR and TE, and a 1000 rusher in Yearby. Zero excuse for what we've seen this year.
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It's the worst designed offense I've ever seen. Period. We're not even giving ourselves a chance on most drives.
Many times tonight VT blitzed and not a single guy was open (or was even asked to run a good route, e.g. middle of field).
Can't blame the QB for everything.
/for the record I thought the OL did a good job in pass pro tonight all things considered. Richt's offense sucks soooo bad, it's beyond comprehension
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I don't think anyone, not even myself, is burying him as a head coach.
I've already buried him as an OC. He needs to swallow his pride and hire a dedicated competent OC. If nothing else it will make him a better coach and allow him to get involved in more aspect of the team on gamedays.
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He had 92 yards as a freshmen.Duke had 249 yards rushing.
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Sorry buddy, Kaaya is not throwing on time and to the right guy even when the pocket is pristine. I watched td's go by the board as Kaaya held the football way too long. His anticipation is shot. He's not throwing as his receiver is about to come open, he's waiting. And he has to have the weakest lower body of ANY college qb I have ever seen. If a defender touches his foot he falls. He never shakes of contact of ANY kinds and avoids a sack. And to top it off, he moves right into a lot of sacks when pressure isn't even there.
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What a nightmare. I didn't think it was possible for Rick to be worse than Coley.
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Richt is just a disaster. This is pretty unbelieveable actually.
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Wrs were open all game like in every other game.... You all have made up this thing about WRs like the only way they can catch a pass is if theyre running 10 yards free of the defender.
WRs are trained to make plays over defendrs, you see it every Saturday, a QB trust his WR to go get it against a cornerback. Thats what the position is about not some made up ****. Kaaya doesn't even have the touch to put it where a WR can go up and get it unless its that corner fade in the end zone and thats just as hit or miss as the rest of his throws.
When was the last time you seen Kaay throw a bal down field and one of our WRs was able to jump for it and make the play?? Never he's never tried it bc he just settles for the safe play.... A 4 yard bail out to a covered rb even with a clean pocket.
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A combo of a bad Oline, the insistence on trying to establish the run, a QB that holds the ball too long( understanding he has a bad unit 'protecting' him', a lot of drops are a recipe for disaster
But this is my worst nightmare of the Richt hire. I see why UGA didn't want him calling plays or running an offense anymore. College football is now very much an offensive game where teams routinely score over 35 points and UM in the last three games can't break 20. Yeah...
As for a lack of talent, again, print out a depth chart of the UM roster from tonight and you'll see a lot of these guys at the next level in a few years.
But this is my worst nightmare of the Richt hire. I see why UGA didn't want him calling plays or running an offense anymore. College football is now very much an offensive game where teams routinely score over 35 points and UM in the last three games can't break 20. Yeah...
As for a lack of talent, again, print out a depth chart of the UM roster from tonight and you'll see a lot of these guys at the next level in a few years.
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I really wanted to weigh in on this argument but I am just so **** tired of having these types of letdowns.
Kaaya has no pocket presence. Kaaya can't process information fast enough. That's Kaaya not Richt
Walton continues to see the bulk of the snaps over Yearby. I can't for the life of me understand it. Yearby has shown time and time again he should be getting the lion's share of the carries. That's on the coaches
Our receivers drop passes and don't make contested catches. That's on the players I would say, a lack of focus and a lack of competitiveness.
Our defense was playing without so many guys tonight. That's nobody's fault. Maybe we can blame it on Swasey
Our OL can't block ****. That's on the players and the coaches. However, we could try to call plays that may mask this a bit. Coaches.
We need to take a new approach to the running game because the bull**** RPO stuff we continue to see out of the gun is simply not working. Coaching.
I could keep going but **** as much hope as I had a month ago is how bleak i think our outlook is now.
I have been in Kaaya's corner forever but I'm done with him, I don't give a flying **** what his pro prospects are, all I know is the guy cannot get this team over the hump and doesn't seem to be motivated to do anything about it.
**** everything.
Kaaya has no pocket presence. Kaaya can't process information fast enough. That's Kaaya not Richt
Walton continues to see the bulk of the snaps over Yearby. I can't for the life of me understand it. Yearby has shown time and time again he should be getting the lion's share of the carries. That's on the coaches
Our receivers drop passes and don't make contested catches. That's on the players I would say, a lack of focus and a lack of competitiveness.
Our defense was playing without so many guys tonight. That's nobody's fault. Maybe we can blame it on Swasey
Our OL can't block ****. That's on the players and the coaches. However, we could try to call plays that may mask this a bit. Coaches.
We need to take a new approach to the running game because the bull**** RPO stuff we continue to see out of the gun is simply not working. Coaching.
I could keep going but **** as much hope as I had a month ago is how bleak i think our outlook is now.
I have been in Kaaya's corner forever but I'm done with him, I don't give a flying **** what his pro prospects are, all I know is the guy cannot get this team over the hump and doesn't seem to be motivated to do anything about it.
**** everything.
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He didn't want to leave TCU and he calls plays. The other Co-OC who doesn't call plays was offered the OC at Texas and turned it down. The guy does nothing but score points and turned Boykin into a Heisman candidate.
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It's even more baffling when you consider he's been coaching for as long as he has.
He's got no business calling plays. I'm willing to give him all the chances in the world to succeed here as a CEO type head coach but this ******* play calling experiment needs to end immediately.