Please convince me our passing game won't be a total shit show in 2018
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
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WE HAVE JAKE FUCKING BROWNING
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pgos will be here to the rescue
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It won't be a shitshow. It just won't show up against a good team. We have a bunch of JAGS and/or young guys who can't figure out our offense. Can anyone? Pete would probably take that as a compliment.
Thank God we have Browning to offset some of the problems at WR. -
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument) -
load the box with 8 guys, dare Browning to beat youAIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument) -
yeah, if you want browning to win the heisman maybe...DerekJohnson said:
load the box with 8 guys, dare Browning to beat youAIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument) -
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No more spin maneuvers please. Just throw it away. I don't want to see Jake Browning risk getting hurt trying to make a play.AIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument) -
rewatching 2017 games pettis was better than all other WR combined. he made so many plays in so many games. the rest were so JAGish
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Wait Hunter Bryant is out for the season? Did I miss something?BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year. -
NoEdwin_Bambino said:
Wait Hunter Bryant is out for the season? Did I miss something?BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year. -
YesEdwin_Bambino said:
Wait Hunter Bryant is out for the season? Did I miss something?BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year. -
DerekJohnson said:
load the box with 8 guys, dare Browning to beat youAIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument)
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Um..erm...Darron Thomas and Jeff Maehl "led" the most explosive offense in CFB for 3 years because they had what's called an "offensive line" and "the best running back in CFB" and "not a dumb fuck for an offensive coordinator anymore".BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
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Drew Sample, Cade Otton, and blocking train Jacob Kizer asked me to deliver a message to you:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
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We wanted Bama. People forget that.DerekJohnson said:
load the box with 8 guys, dare Browning to beat youAIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument) -
Still love Brayden lenius’s non-block at the enduzi said:DerekJohnson said:
load the box with 8 guys, dare Browning to beat youAIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument) -
Fucking this. Wte ftwDoogCourics said:
Drew Sample, Cade Otton, and blocking train Jacob Kizer asked me to deliver a message to you:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year. -
That would be a favorable defensive alignment to pass against, assuming somebody can get open.DerekJohnson said:
load the box with 8 guys, dare Browning to beat youAIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument)
Big assumption, but he asked for the argument. -
How do you expect to build a good passing game if you dont throw it more?
I'm thinking about 70/30 passing/running. -
Anyone can have one bad play!!!oregonblitzkrieg said:
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uzi said:DerekJohnson said:
load the box with 8 guys, dare Browning to beat youAIRWOLF said:
Here is the argument:BaldwinIV said:I hate our midget WRs. The only TE to get excited about is apparently out for the season. Underclassmen WRs rarely play because the playbook is too complicated or something?
Too many people are too optimistic on the offense this year.
Hamdan knows Browning is limited as a QB and he also knows what he has in Gaskin and Ahmed. With a veteran OL, he leans on the running game heavily and it is very formidable, which allows him to put Browning in great situations to be successful passing the ball (off play action, against favorable defenses, etc.) and helps keep the UW out of third and long. Fuller takes a big step forward, Jones is familiar enough with the offense to be a reliable #2 target and one of the freshmen, either true or RS, steps up in a big way. McClutchins is healthy and makes some big plays here and there. None of the healthy TEs are as dynamic as Bryant, but they are all capable pass catchers who can sit down in a zone or occasionally split coverage on a seam route. Gaskin and Ahmed are also used liberally as pass catchers. Browning takes fewer sacks because the OL is better and because Hamdan uses a shock collar to teach him not to hold onto the ball for 8 seconds.
All told, the passing offense is actually better than it was last season, but still well short of where it was in 2016.
(I don't really believe it will play out this way, but this is the argument)
We using Oregon's Defense to make a point? LOL
