But we still don't know how much discussion was going on at what time behind the scenes. Not that it matters much now but it's still possible that Thomas had been in discussion with the Steelers way back much earlier.
look at his total offense rankings as offensive coordinator:
QB especially. They could also change play callers in game and none of us would know.
You forgot 2016 Temple.... 43rd in scoring.
going from OC at a P5 school that competed for a Conference Championship to UNLV is an indicator that he wasn't thought super highly of. similar to Shawn Watson.
The only way to accurately assess his performance will be what he does with Raiola at Nebraska over the next couple of years. The number of variables make it extremely difficult to determine if past statistics accurately predict anything.
maybe.
Didn't he go from Co-oc at Baylor to OC at UNLV? To OC at ASU? I would say that is a pretty good career path.
Even Riley got us to a bowl game when he had a QB. Neither Satt nor Thomas have probably worked with a college QB with Raiola’s arm talent. The proof will be in the pudding.
so when Thomas was given the increase in responsibility from Co-OC to OC, his total offense went from 27th to 120th?
Again. Who were his QBs? You can’t look at those stats and draw any meaningful conclusions. Too many variables outside of his control.
Yeah, he'll probably make the quarterbacks run scout team defense, you know, like Rhule made Baker Mayfield do.
you absolutely can given the wealth of data. hopefully he breaks the trend he's created.
love that you brought your hurt feelings from another thread all the way over here. sorry i made you emotional twice, hope your day gets better buddy!
You seem to be using total offense, which is fine. I personally prefer scoring offense, since you need points to win, not yards.
There are way too many variables in the equation to draw any meaningful statistical conclusions. You’re either trolling or stupid. Which is it?
there is generally a strong correlation between the two metrics. you made it out that going from Baylor Co-OC to UNLV OC was a promotion. the obvious reality is it wasn't, Rhule took the other OC to the NFL and no other P5 team wanted Thomas. but sure, lets look at scoring offense.
dingle, i like you so it pains me that i have to do this to you. you've droned on about variables too many times in the past and ended up looking stupid for it. here's one of many examples, you wanting to keep Frost after multiple failure seasons:
No, it doesn't mean that, and once again, that is not what it is showing in the directory. Co-OC is just a title and doesn't necessarily mean anything in particular.
Someone else mentioned the directory shows Josh Martin is still the tight ends coach. Maybe the directory hasn’t been updated?
Look at Baylor. Improvement. Every. Single. Year. Up to 27th in scoring. What did they drop too after Rhule and Thomas left? 101st. 74 spots. OMG.
i don't really care how his replacements did if they were both bad to middle of the pack. i'm also more concerned with what he's done lately than I am what he did 4-6 years ago.
Yeah, I did see they were very up and down so it not like we can make any certain predictions on how he will do or what we will look like but I like his overall resume.
i will be vindicated by time, as per usual. you will be left looking like a bumbling idiot, again. is this you waxing poetic about how great Frost was?
"they are doing it the right way" is an all-time terrible take.
In your quest to always wanting to be right, you are showing way to much stubbornness in this.
Got it. You like cherry picking stats.
"cherry picking stats" is hilarious coming from the guy who only wants to highlight how he did in a single year at Baylor playing juggernauts like Stephen F Austin and UTSA.
Those 2 came from the Big 10 west. The fact you are worried about MN for next year tells me you have an agenda. No one on any team is worried about MN and their defense.
Not really taking a shot at Daniels, I had seen him in 2021 and he was really good some games and not as good in others, but I just think ASU was pretty blah. I did look at the QB/RB stats and I agree, if that somehow translates that's a big step in the right direction for this program.
A grown man in a competitive job is going to take this as a shot across the bow. He better at least.
Ohio State is not in the Big 10 West. No goal post of mine has been moved, i'm with the data and you're with doing gymnastics around it.
A guy Satt has known for years is joining the staff and is a dedicated QB coach with proven skills, something that was wanted. The dude has been a coordinator and co-coordinator and giving him that position (I'm assuming he'll do passing game prep) is just a normal thing to happen. Maybe Rhule manages his staff in a collaborative fashion and views shot across the bow thinking as counterproductive.
Love it even more. You are spending the time to look up my posting history. Your argument is so weak that you are searching posts back to August in order to grasp something. So hilarious.Ohio State is not in the Big 10 West. No goal post of mine has been moved, i'm with the data and you're with doing gymnastics around it.
Oh this is awkward, here's you creaming yourself over Satterfield when another poster voiced the same concerns of hiring up all his buddies:
Admit it, you're a Husker fan, but you have a very low IQ.
