boyfriend said:

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beerad12man said:

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Players were wide open all game. Reed for as great of a leader as he has been had a really poor night seeing the field. Owens had a poor night running the ball. The players were put in position to succeed. Yes there are always things a coaching staff can do better.

But sometimes (and actually most of the time) it truly is the players that matter more.

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Opposing defenses want to get us into a game where Reed is operating from the pocket and having to read coverages. That's usually where the offense stalls and where Reed makes mistakes. The run game, QB run, quick passes/screens is probably where the offensive staff needs to find success early to keep the offense moving. If we have success running the ball then we'll control the game and win.

Miami is talented and they're going to score on our defense so the offense cannot stall. We cannot get into the type of game where we're relying on the QB to make plays operating in the pocket. The offensive game plan against tu was garbage. We need and expect Klein to have a better plan and to play to our team's and personnel's strengths.

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Not this moronic crap again. Reed was great in the pocket all year. Where he struggled, like most college QB's (with Beck the unquestioned leader) was when the pocket broke down. And even then, some of his best plays came in those situations.

You crying babies literally took the Texas game and decided it was the whole season. It's just not true. Sorry.

Hank the Grifter said:

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Gaius Rufus said:

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Hank the Grifter said:

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Sorry if my ad hominem interrupted your football Mensa meeting. You and the rest of the atom splitters may want to look up "irony" while you're in there.

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Anytime you want to address anything I actually posted, feel free.

I know it kicks your hypothesis right in the junk and makes your claims indefensible, which is why you went the ad hominem route.

So, you got shut down. You have no factual response. Your choices now are continue to personally attack me, or fade into the sunset and forget you posted on this thread.

Either is fine with me.

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The guy who wanted to measure peckers about football knowledge is now complaining about personal attacks?!? Whatever helps you sleep at night.
You're so far up your own ass you don't know which way is up.
You're white knighting for the dude that called a 30 yard pass on 3rd and 2 against the sips and trying to pin that on the players. And that's merely one of his baffling decisions over the past few games.

Go sniff your own farts somewhere else.

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Posting whatever this is was definitely a choice.

Heineken-Ashi said:

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boyfriend said:

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beerad12man said:

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Players were wide open all game. Reed for as great of a leader as he has been had a really poor night seeing the field. Owens had a poor night running the ball. The players were put in position to succeed. Yes there are always things a coaching staff can do better.

But sometimes (and actually most of the time) it truly is the players that matter more.

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Opposing defenses want to get us into a game where Reed is operating from the pocket and having to read coverages. That's usually where the offense stalls and where Reed makes mistakes. The run game, QB run, quick passes/screens is probably where the offensive staff needs to find success early to keep the offense moving. If we have success running the ball then we'll control the game and win.

Miami is talented and they're going to score on our defense so the offense cannot stall. We cannot get into the type of game where we're relying on the QB to make plays operating in the pocket. The offensive game plan against tu was garbage. We need and expect Klein to have a better plan and to play to our team's and personnel's strengths.

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Not this moronic crap again. Reed was great in the pocket all year. Where he struggled, like most college QB's (with Beck the unquestioned leader) was when the pocket broke down. And even then, some of his best plays came in those situations.

You crying babies literally took the Texas game and decided it was the whole season. It's just not true. Sorry.

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Some of our fans only care about sip, it's pitiful and sad. They should just go to Walmart and become a fan of them for $7.99.

Klein is a great oc & I'm very happy he's staying on for the payoff(s)

I also don't think he was the issue at sip.... our defense literally got trucked by a running game w no pulse all year long



Also lol @ all the pumpers fighting tears on this thread bc others have different points of view

Heineken-Ashi said:

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boyfriend said:

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beerad12man said:

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Players were wide open all game. Reed for as great of a leader as he has been had a really poor night seeing the field. Owens had a poor night running the ball. The players were put in position to succeed. Yes there are always things a coaching staff can do better.

But sometimes (and actually most of the time) it truly is the players that matter more.

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Opposing defenses want to get us into a game where Reed is operating from the pocket and having to read coverages. That's usually where the offense stalls and where Reed makes mistakes. The run game, QB run, quick passes/screens is probably where the offensive staff needs to find success early to keep the offense moving. If we have success running the ball then we'll control the game and win.

Miami is talented and they're going to score on our defense so the offense cannot stall. We cannot get into the type of game where we're relying on the QB to make plays operating in the pocket. The offensive game plan against tu was garbage. We need and expect Klein to have a better plan and to play to our team's and personnel's strengths.

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Not this moronic crap again. Reed was great in the pocket all year. Where he struggled, like most college QB's (with Beck the unquestioned leader) was when the pocket broke down. And even then, some of his best plays came in those situations.

You crying babies literally took the Texas game and decided it was the whole season. It's just not true. Sorry.

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Discussing a player's strengths and weaknesses on a fan message board is okay. Reed has been great in play action when the offense has balance and the running game is going. He's not a pocket passer that's why opposing defenses try to take away the run game and force him to beat them in the pocket. Hopefully the play calling stays balanced and we're able avoid putting him in too many high pressure scenarios.

No slants, no win

RogerFurlong said:

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Bosco said:

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We usually pee down our leg on the biggest stage.

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Every team but 1 does every year. Only one team can win it all. The others pee down their legs eventually.

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Haha.


You have a point sir.

WRONG

Crackpipe source was right...

...Just like our OL "Handled" their DL?

This aged well

Bosco said:

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We usually pee down our leg on the biggest stage.

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STOP BEING SO NEGATIVE GET THE SAND OUT OF YOUR V….

Ags 58 Miami 3 baby!!

Wrong!

Heineken-Ashi said:

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boyfriend said:

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beerad12man said:

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Players were wide open all game. Reed for as great of a leader as he has been had a really poor night seeing the field. Owens had a poor night running the ball. The players were put in position to succeed. Yes there are always things a coaching staff can do better.

But sometimes (and actually most of the time) it truly is the players that matter more.

---

Opposing defenses want to get us into a game where Reed is operating from the pocket and having to read coverages. That's usually where the offense stalls and where Reed makes mistakes. The run game, QB run, quick passes/screens is probably where the offensive staff needs to find success early to keep the offense moving. If we have success running the ball then we'll control the game and win.

Miami is talented and they're going to score on our defense so the offense cannot stall. We cannot get into the type of game where we're relying on the QB to make plays operating in the pocket. The offensive game plan against tu was garbage. We need and expect Klein to have a better plan and to play to our team's and personnel's strengths.

---

Not this moronic crap again. Reed was great in the pocket all year. Where he struggled, like most college QB's (with Beck the unquestioned leader) was when the pocket broke down. And even then, some of his best plays came in those situations.

You crying babies literally took the Texas game and decided it was the whole season. It's just not true. Sorry.

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Moronic crap huh? Catch today's game? YDKB

Gaius Rufus said:

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Hank the Grifter said:

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Gaius Rufus said:

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Hank the Grifter said:

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Sorry if my ad hominem interrupted your football Mensa meeting. You and the rest of the atom splitters may want to look up "irony" while you're in there.

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Anytime you want to address anything I actually posted, feel free.

I know it kicks your hypothesis right in the junk and makes your claims indefensible, which is why you went the ad hominem route.

So, you got shut down. You have no factual response. Your choices now are continue to personally attack me, or fade into the sunset and forget you posted on this thread.

Either is fine with me.

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The guy who wanted to measure peckers about football knowledge is now complaining about personal attacks?!? Whatever helps you sleep at night.
You're so far up your own ass you don't know which way is up.
You're white knighting for the dude that called a 30 yard pass on 3rd and 2 against the sips and trying to pin that on the players. And that's merely one of his baffling decisions over the past few games.

Go sniff your own farts somewhere else.

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Posting whatever this is was definitely a choice.

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3 points. It absolutely sucks but maybe I know a little about football after all. This was very predictable.
And in no way am I absolving Reed for an absolute dog **** game. But great OC's don't get held to 3 points at home in the biggest game in 85 years.

Wanna hear a good joke?

Fatboy Thaddeus said:

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Wanna hear a good joke?

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Insanity, doing same things with same results yet expecting them to somehow be different. This isn't advanced thought to know he would never work yet continue to fail.

Lmaooooooooo

This.