Hearing Nate Boerkircher in portal

[mgbreis]

100% agree with you and kawdawg. The idea of throwing in, what I call a "mercy play" just to reward a guy is stupid.

If you reward him for taking one for the team, same should apply to that 3rd team OT who gets his brains beat out in practice everyday from Ty and Nash, but the kid never sees the field.

I like HH, I know he tries his ass off and is a team guy, but he's a guy without a position. People thinking he's gonna be a tight end are kidding themselves. He's 20-30 #'s too light with a QB mentality of physicalness.

I honestly thought HH would be more involved this year just because I think he's one of the best athletes on the team. I did not like the zone option keeper to the left once a game. Too obvious, duh.

 

[itseasyas1-2-3]

I honestly thought HH would be more involved this year just because I think he's one of the best athletes on the team. I did not like the zone option keeper to the left once a game. Too obvious, duh.

12 games, 25 carries for 111 yards, and 10-18 passes. Touched the ball 43 times.

 

[cornhustler]

 

[Tuco Salamanca]

I think the need for 5 inline TEs are gone as long as Holgersen is here. I wouldn’t at all be surprised to see a couple moved to tackle

 

[huntered]

dont know the number of drops. seemed most reliable to me

 

[SkulzNBonz]

If I recall correctly, he came in with an ankle or foot injury and missed a lot of time in the offseason.

Big part was he was out of shape and weighed something like 360 or more when he got here.

 

[NorthWillRiseAgain]

Boerkircher’s best season was last year and he literally had 96 yards receiving.

Good luck kid.

I like him, but if Nebraska actually liked him they should give more in state true tough blocking TE’s a look. They are a dime a dozen in Nebraska and we always let them go elsewhere it seems.

 

[99SEMIFINAL]

I like him, but if Nebraska actually liked him they should give more in state true tough blocking TE’s a look. They are a dime a dozen in Nebraska and we always let them go elsewhere it seems.

Let's look at the TE catches and use after Dana arrived--That should be a better evaluation.

 

[Zeke2005]

How about the LSU transfer that got injured right after he arrived in August is he still around?

 

[Dean Pope]

I always thought Nate was undervalued and under used. Fidone gets all the hype and Nate just goes out does a solid job. Very few drops and is a good blocker. Rarely targeted. What he averages? 1 reception a game maybe 2? Not a win for the program him leaving.

Good receiver, nice career. I think he'll be a 6th year guy though. Time to make room for Carter Nelson.

 

[PeliniTheCrutch]

Good player, and this definitely isn’t a “test the waters” or “looking for more bag” situation.

That TE room is bloated, and this would not be one of the ones I’d cut.

 

[huskerfan66]

Hate to see NB leave. Better than fidone