If Cam Newton was a high school QB at Skyline, Petersen would probably hesitate to offer because he's a primadonna, has an entourage, and a helicopter dad.
If Cam Newton was a high school QB at Skyline, Petersen would probably hesitate to offer because he's a primadonna, an entourage, and a helicopter dad.
It has very little to do with this thread, but I was watching Martavius Bryant on the Steelers dominate the other week. I went and looked up where he played in college and it was Clemson. Same team as Sammy Watkins and DeAndre Hopkins. They honestly might be the best WR corps of all time in college football.
Those 3 tore Urban Meyer and Ohio State to shreds in the 2014 Orange bowel. Watkins especially.
Yeah Watkins was ridiculous to watch in college.
Crazy that he is likely going to end up the least successful of the three in the NFL.
Charles and Riva were viable OL but both had to retire due to multiple injuries.
As you said, Ross is out for the year. Mickens is ok but that's about it. Every other WR who is playing outside of Hall (Pettis, Lenius, Renfro, Chico) are true frosh or 2nd year guys who weren't able to RS.
You are definitely right about the QBs. Troy Williams may end up being pretty good at Utah but he was a better fit for Rip It Brah's O rather than a modified Joe Gibbs type offense.
Sarkisian forgot to recruit the OL from 2011-2013 so yeah, our best option at LT is a true frosh (Trey Adams) who was abused by a top 20 NFL pick last week (DeForrest Buckner) and that doesn't make a true frosh QB settle in and feel comfortable.
No matter who the OC is next year, there will be no reason why they can't put up at least 5 more points per game. Only starters that are gone will be just Tufunga, Perkins, and Mickens....all easily replaceable.
But after the Stanford game, the schedule gets a lot easier (outside of Utah but that's at home) so shouldn't we expect the O to put up at least points in the mid 20 range as the O gets more experienced? If Browning is healthy and plays, I see them scoring around 20 points against Stanford but Arizona's D sucks so anything less than 26-28 points would be tough to swallow.
Charles and Riva were viable OL but both had to retire due to multiple injuries.
As you said, Ross is out for the year. Mickens is ok but that's about it. Every other WR who is playing outside of Hall (Pettis, Lenius, Renfro, Chico) are true frosh or 2nd year guys who weren't able to RS.
You are definitely right about the QBs. Troy Williams may end up being pretty good at Utah but he was a better fit for Rip It Brah's O rather than a modified Joe Gibbs type offense.
Sarkisian forgot to recruit the OL from 2011-2013 so yeah, our best option at LT is a true frosh (Trey Adams) who was abused by a top 20 NFL pick last week (DeForrest Buckner) and that doesn't make a true frosh QB settle in and feel comfortable.
No matter who the OC is next year, there will be no reason why they can't put up at least 5 more points per game. Only starters that are gone will be just Tufunga, Perkins, and Mickens....all easily replaceable.
But after the Stanford game, the schedule gets a lot easier (outside of Utah but that's at home) so shouldn't we expect the O to put up at least points in the mid 20 range as the O gets more experienced? If Browning is healthy and plays, I see them scoring around 20 points against Stanford but Arizona's D sucks so anything less than 26-28 points would be tough to swallow.
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If you expect to win anything with this shitshow, you're a fucking moron.
Crazy that he is likely going to end up the least successful of the three in the NFL.
As you said, Ross is out for the year. Mickens is ok but that's about it. Every other WR who is playing outside of Hall (Pettis, Lenius, Renfro, Chico) are true frosh or 2nd year guys who weren't able to RS.
You are definitely right about the QBs. Troy Williams may end up being pretty good at Utah but he was a better fit for Rip It Brah's O rather than a modified Joe Gibbs type offense.
Sarkisian forgot to recruit the OL from 2011-2013 so yeah, our best option at LT is a true frosh (Trey Adams) who was abused by a top 20 NFL pick last week (DeForrest Buckner) and that doesn't make a true frosh QB settle in and feel comfortable.
No matter who the OC is next year, there will be no reason why they can't put up at least 5 more points per game. Only starters that are gone will be just Tufunga, Perkins, and Mickens....all easily replaceable.
But after the Stanford game, the schedule gets a lot easier (outside of Utah but that's at home) so shouldn't we expect the O to put up at least points in the mid 20 range as the O gets more experienced? If Browning is healthy and plays, I see them scoring around 20 points against Stanford but Arizona's D sucks so anything less than 26-28 points would be tough to swallow.