Can we please talk about DyMo's play on the botched snap 8 yard pass to Otton?

dflea

Man, my brain had blocked out most of this Browning dipshittery. I had no recollection of some of these atrocities.

What a fucking donkey he was.

Swaye

dflea said:

Man, my brain had blocked out most of this Browning dipshittery. I had no recollection of some of these atrocities.

What a fucking donkey he was.

He was the worst.

PostGameOrangeSlices

He was never the same after the 2016 USC game and never touched a weight to try and regain the arm strength

PostGameOrangeSlices

All Browning saw was Trooj and it started the downward spiral of running backwards in the pocket

Gladstone

Agreed. His arm strength had some pretty good zip on it if you watch the early 2016 games, deep balls to Chico not floated and placed perfectly 45+ yards downfield. USC broke him.

BCoveysLifeInsPolicy

Gladstone said:

Agreed. His arm strength had some pretty good zip on it if you watch the early 2016 games, deep balls to Chico not floated and placed perfectly 45+ yards downfield. USC broke him.

IIRC, it was after the 2016 Oregon game that his arm/shoulder started to give out. The Cal game had some perfect examples (the crazy rainbow throw to John Ross, who then proceeded to break the ankles of the entire Cal secondary) of his arm not being the same as it was prior to that.

Gladstone

BCoveysLifeInsPolicy said:

Gladstone said:

Agreed. His arm strength had some pretty good zip on it if you watch the early 2016 games, deep balls to Chico not floated and placed perfectly 45+ yards downfield. USC broke him.

IIRC, it was after the 2016 Oregon game that his arm/shoulder started to give out. The Cal game had some perfect examples (the crazy rainbow throw to John Ross, who then proceeded to break the ankles of the entire Cal secondary) of his arm not being the same as it was prior to that.

You're thinking of the 2016 Oregon State game when Browning got blasted going for a TD. Many have speculated that is when his problems started, but it's supposition at this point.

LaZoris

The only thing I like about the Pac12 net is that they will reply the entire game in an hour. The kid is clutch. Watched that 2nd half twice now

WilburHooksHands

Gladstone said:

Agreed. His arm strength had some pretty good zip on it if you watch the early 2016 games, deep balls to Chico not floated and placed perfectly 45+ yards downfield. USC broke him.

Shoulder injury during the boov game broke him, never the same

AEB

WilburHooksHands said:

Gladstone said:

Agreed. His arm strength had some pretty good zip on it if you watch the early 2016 games, deep balls to Chico not floated and placed perfectly 45+ yards downfield. USC broke him.

Shoulder injury during the boov game broke him, never the same

* arm strength never the same, petulance unchanged. FTFY

StLouisDawg

TTJ said:

I will never understand what the doog crowd saw in Browning. He was shitty.

He was not Cyler Miles. And to give credit, bastard was tough. He’d squish the meaty turds down into his socks and go run another play.

BCoveysLifeInsPolicy

Browning possessed that agonizing mix of occasional brilliance tempered by a few moments of absolute fucktardedness. Dave Krieg with a better spiral and slightly bigger hands. With the right supporting cast (John Ross for Browning, Largent for Krieg), he could do some pretty impressive things. Still had some WTF? moments even so.

backthepack

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

RaceBannon said:

DerekJohnson said:

@doogles has a story associated with this play. I'll leave it to him whether to tell it publicly or not.

This is the worst play call EVER

Worse than THIS?

The play call wasn’t the worst thing ever, you see that corner/slant rub work a lot down there, it was putting Ricardo Lockette in that situation.

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

RaceBannon said:

DerekJohnson said:

@doogles has a story associated with this play. I'll leave it to him whether to tell it publicly or not.

This is the worst play call EVER

Worse than THIS?

The play call wasn’t the worst thing ever, you see that corner/slant rub work a lot down there, it was putting Ricardo Lockette in that situation.

I agree and actually consider it the best play call ever.

backthepack

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

RaceBannon said:

DerekJohnson said:

@doogles has a story associated with this play. I'll leave it to him whether to tell it publicly or not.

This is the worst play call EVER

Worse than THIS?

The play call wasn’t the worst thing ever, you see that corner/slant rub work a lot down there, it was putting Ricardo Lockette in that situation.

I agree and actually consider it the best play call ever.

I mean they still should have ran the ball there obviously.

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

RaceBannon said:

DerekJohnson said:

@doogles has a story associated with this play. I'll leave it to him whether to tell it publicly or not.

This is the worst play call EVER

Worse than THIS?

The play call wasn’t the worst thing ever, you see that corner/slant rub work a lot down there, it was putting Ricardo Lockette in that situation.

I agree and actually consider it the best play call ever.

I mean they still should have ran the ball there obviously.

Absolutely. I looked at the clock and saw the Patriot gassed and said game over.

backthepack

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

RaceBannon said:

DerekJohnson said:

@doogles has a story associated with this play. I'll leave it to him whether to tell it publicly or not.

This is the worst play call EVER

Worse than THIS?

The play call wasn’t the worst thing ever, you see that corner/slant rub work a lot down there, it was putting Ricardo Lockette in that situation.

I agree and actually consider it the best play call ever.

I mean they still should have ran the ball there obviously.

Absolutely. I looked at the clock and saw the Patriot gassed and said game over.

Exactly, if a spread gun read option doesn’t work on 2nd down. Call timeout and you can go to that on 3rd down.

Bonedog

dnc

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

RaceBannon said:

DerekJohnson said:

@doogles has a story associated with this play. I'll leave it to him whether to tell it publicly or not.

This is the worst play call EVER

Worse than THIS?

The play call wasn’t the worst thing ever, you see that corner/slant rub work a lot down there, it was putting Ricardo Lockette in that situation.

But personnel involved is a huge part of the play call.

Wildcat on third/fourth and short with Gaskin was a great play call but terrible with Pleasant.

I don't mind that they passed. Marshawn was shit in short yardage situations all year and the Pats had an 8 man front. Passing was the right call.

Throwing the most important pass of the year to Ricardo Lockette was Darrell Bevell FS.

backthepack

dnc said:

backthepack said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

RaceBannon said:

DerekJohnson said:

@doogles has a story associated with this play. I'll leave it to him whether to tell it publicly or not.

This is the worst play call EVER

Worse than THIS?

The play call wasn’t the worst thing ever, you see that corner/slant rub work a lot down there, it was putting Ricardo Lockette in that situation.

But personnel involved is a huge part of the play call.

Wildcat on third/fourth and short with Gaskin was a great play call but terrible with Pleasant.

I don't mind that they passed. Marshawn was shit in short yardage situations all year and the Pats had an 8 man front. Passing was the right call.

Throwing the most important pass of the year to Ricardo Lockette was Darrell Bevell FS.

Strong agree, i was just talking from a play design standpoint.