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[NikkiSixx]

Because he is at least a threat with his feet and we have multiple options. Maybe he will at least see the open receivers because Dylan isn't right now. We need some sort of spark. I'm tired of giving DR15 the excuse that he is a freshman. He's missing receivers all over the place and with HH at least if he is missing receivers there is still an option to get something with his feet and he isn't going to slide 2 yards before the sticks on critical 3rd downs.,

I agree that HH could have helped this team a lot this year, in a lot of situations too.. but the head coach and staff are a mile up the backside of the "star QB", as if he is the only thing to matter.. which is the same way Frost operated with AM. It's more than interesting that they are getting the same results.

Maybe if they treated the kid like a regular player, benched him where appropriate, we might have a lot more productivity and team unity as well.

 

[scarletred]

I agree that HH could have helped this team a lot this year, in a lot of situations too.. but the head coach and staff are a mile up the backside of the "star QB", as if he is the only thing to matter.. which is the same way Frost operated with AM. It's more than interesting that they are getting the same results.

Maybe if they treated the kid like a regular player, benched him where appropriate, we might have a lot more productivity and team unity as well.

We could all agree that he needs more touches in games but to say he would have made a difference in Wins and losses if he played all of a quarter is all speculation on your part..

 

[king_kong_]

Since Rhule kept Donovan I've been preaching that he needs three years with his own recruits, not what he inherited. Two glaring things about this year's Oline.....Dylan has a clean box most times to pass from, and run blocking sucks ballz. It's beyond embarrassing that NU, with its running tradition, can't open lanes better. That has to change, and soon.

would've helped if Uncle Donnie brought in a single recruit during his first year as our OL coach.

but, he didn't.

 

[king_kong_]

Bryce Benhart is a case in point. Veteran player. Been a starter for years. Coached by Raiola for 3 of those years. And then, like clockwork, he commits a false start penalty with the game on the line. The crowd was not that loud. He was used to his QB’s signal cadences. One fricking play left in a winnable game if we can all just execute properly, and he goes brain dead and false starts. And that one penalty now limits your potential play call. Down in the red zone there is a world of difference contained in those five yards. I knew at that moment the next play would fail.

That is coaching when it happens over and over and over. And name one player who has really improved and flourished under Raiola’s coaching.

just a couple weeks ago, Rhule said he'd never chase a player from the roster and that guys who play here "are treated so well."

couple that with the lack of accountability and it's no wonder nobody wants to leave:



PS - the replies to this tweet are something to behold. Husker Nation hasn't "logged out", we are fed up.

 

[NikkiSixx]

We could all agree that he needs more touches in games but to say he would have made a difference in Wins and losses if he played all of a quarter is all speculation on your part..

it's a sports message board.. that's what people do on them..

 

[Hoboken Joe]

It’s not our O line coach. It’s been our offensive scheme, play caller and our QB. IF you want to see our O line improve replace our QB with one who is a run threat. It’s a huge handicap for our O line when a defense doesn’t have to worry about our QB burning them with his feet. A strict drop back immobile QB doesn’t work in the NFL anymore either. They get destroyed.

We had three QB's last year that were run threats. This OL looked even worse last year.