If it’s a toss up between HH and Raiola we are ****ed.
It won’t be relaxIf it’s a toss up between HH and Raiola we are ****ed.
I guess some people are more butt hurt over what he says than others 🤷🏻♂️Kind of surprised so many people waste time replying to his monkey poop when the “ignoring content by this member” button is so handy.
Seems Haarberg's release point is better
If he improves his mechanics, Haarberg will make a reliable backup.We should at least win 6 or 7 IF the oline protects Raiola. The fact HH is still in the qb room indicates how thin we are.
We can hope his decision making, ball security and accuracy get better but I can’t remember a single QB who worked on his mechanics in the off season make a noticeable change.If he improves his mechanics, Haarberg will make a reliable backup.
Its awesome it only took 2-3 years for them to recognize his release point is shit.
They always revert back to themselves when the action starts.We can hope his decision making, ball security and accuracy get better but I can’t remember a single QB who worked on his mechanics in the off season make a noticeable change.
I'm glad we appear not to be using a scholarship to bring in somebody else's Haarberg just as that "insurance" backup because, you know he's from some other school so he's got to be better than our guy!He's not conventional but he has some decent strengths. He'd be a great Tebow type backup. Sometimes he throws a killer ball.
True. Unless you change through continual repetition, it certainly will unless you're thinking about it. And that's the last thing that needs to happen during s play. You can't think. You react. If you need to think it needs to be progressions and defenses. Which those really should be reaction too.They always revert back to themselves when the action starts.
Easier said than done. Sometimes a change is made and guys revert back to old habits. But it does happen if a guy is committed to it.We can hope his decision making, ball security and accuracy get better but I can’t remember a single QB who worked on his mechanics in the off season make a noticeable change.
HH would make a role for himself being a short yardage qb power runner with an occasional play action. We found out last year he's not reliable as a passing qb.We can hope his decision making, ball security and accuracy get better but I can’t remember a single QB who worked on his mechanics in the off season make a noticeable change.
That is how long it took to hire a QB coachIts awesome it only took 2-3 years for them to recognize his release point is shit.
That would fall on Frost ,Mario . Mickey and Whipple. Rhule and Satt now Thomas are trying to fix it . The problem is when he gets into game action muscle memory kicks in and he goes back to side arm.Its awesome it only took 2-3 years for them to recognize his release point is shit.
Rhule and Satt were quoted last year saying they didn’t want him to change anything. Likely because they didn’t know how or didn’t have time to dedicate to it.That would fall on Frost ,Mario . Mickey and Whipple. Rhule and Satt now Thomas are trying to fix it . The problem is when he gets into game action muscle memory kicks in and he goes back to side arm.
Nobody else could possibly teach QB mechanics...That is how long it took to hire a QB coach
Also awesome
It's always somebody else's fault...Rhule and Satt were quoted last year saying they didn’t want him to change anything.
Its nice to finally not be the only D1 program in the country to not have a QB coach
Yea you’re rightIt's always somebody else's fault...
Didn’t Scott Frost play QB and Stanford before they put him at DB with Bill Walsh?Yea you’re right
A project from a C1 school should’ve done it all himself
Why even have coaches?
As I recall the plan was for Satt to coach TEs and Jake Peetz from the Rams come in as QB coach. Peetz left Rhule standing at the alter because at the last minute his old lady didn't like cold weather so Satt took QBs and Wager was hired for TEs. Obviously neither was optimal. So IMHO it is difficult to bag on Rhule too much for the way things worked out with his first staff here.Rhule and Satt were quoted last year saying they didn’t want him to change anything. Likely because they didn’t know how or didn’t have time to dedicate to it.
Frost and Mickey didn’t even let the kid attend meetings much less coach him.
Its nice to finally have a QB coach like every other program in the country.
Not sure why anybody would expect that HH wouldn't be taking the 1st team reps.Well, yea, why not? He’s the incumbent starter and appears to be taking the first turn.
His job to lose (assuming an actual competition) and no doubt he’s been working his ass off all offseason.
Nice to have some competitors in that room for the first time in forever.
All you losers will absolutely hate it if he lights up the spring game. Greatest “fans” in all of college football 😂🤣
May the best man win!
Not having a backup plan then was a bit of foreshadowing for what was to come during the seasonAs I recall the plan was for Satt to coach TEs and Jake Peetz from the Rams come in as QB coach. Peetz left Rhule standing at the alter because at the last minute his old lady didn't like cold weather so Satt took QBs and Wager was hired for TEs. Obviously neither was optimal. So IMHO it is difficult to bag on Rhule too much for the way things worked out with his first staff here.
Be carefulNot sure why anybody would expect that HH wouldn't be taking the 1st team reps.
They didn't move him to a different position. He has the most (and only) experience. He was 5-3 as the starter and only lost his starting spot because he got hurt. He's earned the 1st spot.
He did some really nice things last year. He also did some not great things. It is entirely possible that having a position coach and another year of experience could go a long ways to making him the qb that we all want him to be. Changing his release point would be a big step in the right direction..
I'm big HH fan. Love his toughness, I think he is a really good athlete and a terrific football player. I've been pretty vocal about him being a TE, but I also think Rhule knows what he is doing. As such, I agree with your last sentence, 100%.
Let the best man win.
Making the playoff would also be great
Hopefully he’s had enough reps in the offseason the develop new habits and create new muscle memory.That would fall on Frost ,Mario . Mickey and Whipple. Rhule and Satt now Thomas are trying to fix it . The problem is when he gets into game action muscle memory kicks in and he goes back to side arm.
Can't wait for this to change to: we always knew Dylan was going to get the reps with the 1st team... Etc.Not sure why anybody would expect that HH wouldn't be taking the 1st team reps.
They didn't move him to a different position. He has the most (and only) experience. He was 5-3 as the starter and only lost his starting spot because he got hurt. He's earned the 1st spot.
He did some really nice things last year. He also did some not great things. It is entirely possible that having a position coach and another year of experience could go a long ways to making him the qb that we all want him to be. Changing his release point would be a big step in the right direction..
I'm big HH fan. Love his toughness, I think he is a really good athlete and a terrific football player. I've been pretty vocal about him being a TE, but I also think Rhule knows what he is doing. As such, I agree with your last sentence, 100%.
Let the best man win.
Making the playoff would also be great
Absolutely.HH is a great kid busted his ass for the team. Hopefully he can find a role and be a valuable member of the team. It’s not his fault he had total dipshits his first couple years coaching or attempting to coach him.Hopefully he’s had enough reps in the offseason the develop new habits and create new muscle memory.
If HH improves his passing, he becomes a chess piece in the offensive game. A wildcat QB who is also a QB (albeit not as good of one as the starter).If he improves his mechanics, Haarberg will make a reliable backup.
Why doesn’t he go to Kearney where he can ball out?If he improves his mechanics, Haarberg will make a reliable backup.
Rhule and Satt were quoted last year saying they didn’t want him to change anything. Likely because they didn’t know how or didn’t have time to dedicate to it.
Frost and Mickey didn’t even let the kid attend meetings much less coach him.
Its nice to finally have a QB coach like every other program in the country.
I hope this guy is selling 10 year old Buicks somewhere......That is how long it took to hire a QB coach
Also awesome
I've heard multiple retired NFL coaches, GMs and scouts say the same thing. IF they can stand back in a clean pocket it might work for a while but when the bullets start flying they always revert to their original form.They always revert back to themselves when the action starts.
he was definitely promoted to his highest level of incompetence. Good for him. Bad for us.I hope this guy is selling 10 year old Buicks somewhere......
The reference is not Rhule it’s Frost who didn’t allow HH to get any reps in practice and barely let him in the QB room even though he was on the depth chart.Where is this 2 or 3 year stuff coming from? Rhule was hired the end of November 2022. It's the end of March 2024. He's been here 1 year 4 months. He was expected to evaluate and change the 4 string qb's throwing motion in his first spring as coach?
Be careful
Some may consider this post - which is nothing but clear and obvious objective fact - part of a “narrative”
Can't wait for this to change to: we always knew Dylan was going to get the reps with the 1st team... Etc.
What @JOHNNY N said is what you’ve been saying all along, but the primary difference is he was objective without the calling out of other coaches/players that you excel at. He didn’t denigrate Sims or Purdy in the process of being objective.Be careful
Some may consider this post - which is nothing but clear and obvious objective fact - part of a “narrative”
Rhule is very complimentary about most of his players. Remember what he said about Sims?Rhule was very complimentary towards Emmett Johnson's athleticism. Called him an elite athlete. Might we be too worried about the RB room?