jagged said:
Your post is offencive. He's been good but called a stinker last night.
jagged said:
Your post is offencive. He's been good but called a stinker last night.
Agree with the first part. That said, it seemed like Reed was looking downfield a lot, but there just wasn't anything open.Farmer_J said:
The entire game plan, offense and defense, was ultra conservative based out of fear.
Klein was afraid to power run and throw downfield. Elko was afraid arch would scramble. We ended up with 4 Q's of swing passes and prevent defense.
Mr.Milkshake said:
Reed clearly did not play with any urgency until the 4th quarter. You could literally see it in his body. It was too late and then had to start forcing throws
This team goes as Reed goes. If he will pull it down and run and not turn the ball over, we are hard to beat.
Luke The Drifter said:
Just remember...if Klein leaves A&M for whatever reason, there is a very good chance a lot of our offensive talent will leave with him. The dudes on offense love him, and if he's not on staff next year, he'll likely take key personnel with him. I'm not happy at all with the job Klein did last night, but this is a "seller beware" situation. The transfer portal can be a nasty beast as coaches come and go.
SteveA said:
Reed has to be taught that just because you have a big diamond "10" that someone bought you, doesn't mean you can throw in to triple coverage across the field with a mid-strength arm.
12Power said:
Elko needs to encourage adding a 2-5 yard play section to the play book and explain to him that we NEED 2 yards.
phatbc said:Mr.Milkshake said:
Reed clearly did not play with any urgency until the 4th quarter. You could literally see it in his body. It was too late and then had to start forcing throws
This team goes as Reed goes. If he will pull it down and run and not turn the ball over, we are hard to beat.
There were multiple times if he had just run it, we would've kept drives alive. Frustrating.
npc said:
Folks clearly have no idea how much this year's offensive explosion is a DIRECT result of Klein's schemes. He ****s the bed in big spots from time to time, but he's considered for HC gigs for a reason.
Agryan00 said:
Always afraid. This is the way programs who have never win anything think. There is a front windshield.
Farmer_J said:
The entire game plan, offense and defense, was ultra conservative based out of fear.
Klein was afraid to power run and throw downfield. Elko was afraid arch would scramble. We ended up with 4 Q's of swing passes and prevent defense.
12Power said:
Elko needs to encourage adding a 2-5 yard play section to the play book and explain to him that we NEED 2 yards.
npc said:
Folks clearly have no idea how much this year's offensive explosion is a DIRECT result of Klein's schemes. He ****s the bed in big spots from time to time, but he's considered for HC gigs for a reason.
texag101 said:Agree with the first part. That said, it seemed like Reed was looking downfield a lot, but there just wasn't anything open.Farmer_J said:
The entire game plan, offense and defense, was ultra conservative based out of fear.
Klein was afraid to power run and throw downfield. Elko was afraid arch would scramble. We ended up with 4 Q's of swing passes and prevent defense.
94chem said:
Bill Snyder's offense was to move the chains, repeatedly get the ball to playmaker, take shots downfield on early downs, and get downhill in the red zone. Klein is running Bill Snyder's stuff, but his sequencing is way off. The 3rd and 2 deep shot was the epitome of this.
whytho987654 said:94chem said:
Bill Snyder's offense was to move the chains, repeatedly get the ball to playmaker, take shots downfield on early downs, and get downhill in the red zone. Klein is running Bill Snyder's stuff, but his sequencing is way off. The 3rd and 2 deep shot was the epitome of this.
So hes not running synders offense
dlsarmi2 said:
Klein's hesitancy to put Reed in motion whether for some kind of play action or RPO. Commits Reed to be a pocket passer
