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• Homebrew_Dawg Member Posts: 1,650

  September 2019

  I sure as hell hope Petersen has the epiphany he needs to get to the next level and make changes to his approach, especially to QB recruiting, development and play. Eason wanted to come to Washington but knew that as long as noodle arm had a pulse there was never going to be a legitimate QB competition. Browning was as close to the Kellen Moore prototype that has been Pete's ideal QB for his system and Pete is very biased towards recruiting offensive players, especially QBs, to fit his system. Eason appears to be the most naturally gifted QB talent at UW in a long time, perhaps ever, and an offense should be adapted to showcase the most talented players' natural abilities. This is the approach the most successful, elite program coaches take. It's time Petersen adapt, or GTFO.

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 36,918

  September 2019

  Homebrew_Dawg said:

  I sure as hell hope Petersen has the epiphany he needs to get to the next level and make changes to his approach, especially to QB recruiting, development and play. Eason wanted to come to Washington but knew that as long as noodle arm had a pulse there was never going to be a legitimate QB competition. Browning was as close to the Kellen Moore prototype that has been Pete's ideal QB for his system and Pete is very biased towards recruiting offensive players, especially QBs, to fit his system. Eason appears to be the most naturally gifted QB talent at UW in a long time, perhaps ever, and an offense should be adapted to showcase the most talented players' natural abilities. This is the approach the most successful, elite program coaches take. It's time Petersen adapt, or GTFO.

  Eason in 2016 might go down as the biggest recruiting failure in the history of Washington football. It's been proven that with our? level of talent you still need a game changer, uber talented QB- i.e., Cam Newton, Mariotta, Watson, etc. - to compete for NTs. Browning at QB vs BYU makes it a ball game instead of a blow out.

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• Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 27,412

  September 2019

  YellowSnow said:

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  Homebrew_Dawg said:

  I sure as hell hope Petersen has the epiphany he needs to get to the next level and make changes to his approach, especially to QB recruiting, development and play. Eason wanted to come to Washington but knew that as long as noodle arm had a pulse there was never going to be a legitimate QB competition. Browning was as close to the Kellen Moore prototype that has been Pete's ideal QB for his system and Pete is very biased towards recruiting offensive players, especially QBs, to fit his system. Eason appears to be the most naturally gifted QB talent at UW in a long time, perhaps ever, and an offense should be adapted to showcase the most talented players' natural abilities. This is the approach the most successful, elite program coaches take. It's time Petersen adapt, or GTFO.

  Eason in 2016 might go down as the biggest recruiting failure in the history of Washington football. It's been proven that with our? level of talent you still need a game changer, uber talented QB- i.e., Cam Newton, Mariotta, Watson, etc. - to compete for NTs. Browning at QB vs BYU makes it a ball game instead of a blow out.

  I enjoyed Browning

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 36,918

  September 2019

  Pitchfork51 said:

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  YellowSnow said:

  Homebrew_Dawg said:

  I sure as hell hope Petersen has the epiphany he needs to get to the next level and make changes to his approach, especially to QB recruiting, development and play. Eason wanted to come to Washington but knew that as long as noodle arm had a pulse there was never going to be a legitimate QB competition. Browning was as close to the Kellen Moore prototype that has been Pete's ideal QB for his system and Pete is very biased towards recruiting offensive players, especially QBs, to fit his system. Eason appears to be the most naturally gifted QB talent at UW in a long time, perhaps ever, and an offense should be adapted to showcase the most talented players' natural abilities. This is the approach the most successful, elite program coaches take. It's time Petersen adapt, or GTFO.

  Eason in 2016 might go down as the biggest recruiting failure in the history of Washington football. It's been proven that with our? level of talent you still need a game changer, uber talented QB- i.e., Cam Newton, Mariotta, Watson, etc. - to compete for NTs. Browning at QB vs BYU makes it a ball game instead of a blow out.

  I enjoyed Browning

  Yes, we know you like ALL things that suck. Browning, White Claw, etc.

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• Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 27,412

  September 2019 edited September 2019

  YellowSnow said:

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  Pitchfork51 said:

  YellowSnow said:

  Homebrew_Dawg said:

  I sure as hell hope Petersen has the epiphany he needs to get to the next level and make changes to his approach, especially to QB recruiting, development and play. Eason wanted to come to Washington but knew that as long as noodle arm had a pulse there was never going to be a legitimate QB competition. Browning was as close to the Kellen Moore prototype that has been Pete's ideal QB for his system and Pete is very biased towards recruiting offensive players, especially QBs, to fit his system. Eason appears to be the most naturally gifted QB talent at UW in a long time, perhaps ever, and an offense should be adapted to showcase the most talented players' natural abilities. This is the approach the most successful, elite program coaches take. It's time Petersen adapt, or GTFO.

  Eason in 2016 might go down as the biggest recruiting failure in the history of Washington football. It's been proven that with our? level of talent you still need a game changer, uber talented QB- i.e., Cam Newton, Mariotta, Watson, etc. - to compete for NTs. Browning at QB vs BYU makes it a ball game instead of a blow out.

  I enjoyed Browning

  Yes, we know you like ALL things that suck. Browning, White Claw, etc.

  Hold the phone. In terms of what I wanted Browning was fantastic.
  
  And don't fuck w the claw

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 36,918

  September 2019

  Homebrew_Dawg said:

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  YellowSnow said:

  Homebrew_Dawg said:

  I sure as hell hope Petersen has the epiphany he needs to get to the next level and make changes to his approach, especially to QB recruiting, development and play. Eason wanted to come to Washington but knew that as long as noodle arm had a pulse there was never going to be a legitimate QB competition. Browning was as close to the Kellen Moore prototype that has been Pete's ideal QB for his system and Pete is very biased towards recruiting offensive players, especially QBs, to fit his system. Eason appears to be the most naturally gifted QB talent at UW in a long time, perhaps ever, and an offense should be adapted to showcase the most talented players' natural abilities. This is the approach the most successful, elite program coaches take. It's time Petersen adapt, or GTFO.

  Eason in 2016 might go down as the biggest recruiting failure in the history of Washington football. It's been proven that with our? level of talent you still need a game changer, uber talented QB- i.e., Cam Newton, Mariotta, Watson, etc. - to compete for NTs. Browning at QB vs BYU makes it a ball game instead of a blow out.

  Mariotta was a Sarkisian recruiting failure as the Hawaiian wanted to come to Washington but was not offered. Still, the Eason miss was more sever. Giving it was at BYU, I think it would have been a loss for Browning.

  There were multiple scoring throws in the that game beyond anything Browing could possibly have hit.

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• Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 27,412

  September 2019

  YellowSnow said:

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  Homebrew_Dawg said:

  YellowSnow said:

  Homebrew_Dawg said:

  I sure as hell hope Petersen has the epiphany he needs to get to the next level and make changes to his approach, especially to QB recruiting, development and play. Eason wanted to come to Washington but knew that as long as noodle arm had a pulse there was never going to be a legitimate QB competition. Browning was as close to the Kellen Moore prototype that has been Pete's ideal QB for his system and Pete is very biased towards recruiting offensive players, especially QBs, to fit his system. Eason appears to be the most naturally gifted QB talent at UW in a long time, perhaps ever, and an offense should be adapted to showcase the most talented players' natural abilities. This is the approach the most successful, elite program coaches take. It's time Petersen adapt, or GTFO.

  Eason in 2016 might go down as the biggest recruiting failure in the history of Washington football. It's been proven that with our? level of talent you still need a game changer, uber talented QB- i.e., Cam Newton, Mariotta, Watson, etc. - to compete for NTs. Browning at QB vs BYU makes it a ball game instead of a blow out.

  Mariotta was a Sarkisian recruiting failure as the Hawaiian wanted to come to Washington but was not offered. Still, the Eason miss was more sever. Giving it was at BYU, I think it would have been a loss for Browning.

  There were multiple scoring throws in the that game beyond anything Browing could possibly have hit.

  Zero chance. Problem is he thinks he's a gunslinger and would have tried.
  
  Actually if Browning acted as a game manager and just made smart decisions y'all would have liked him.

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• FireCohen Member Posts: 21,823

  September 2019

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

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• WilburHooksHands Member Posts: 6,804

  September 2019 edited September 2019

  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  How about true freshman WRs we whiffed on? Im hereing its just too hard for them.
  
  
  

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• CuntWaffle Member Posts: 22,499

  September 2019

  WilburHooksHands said:

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  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  How about true freshman WRs we whiffed on? Im hereing its just too hard for them.
  
  
  

  Ngata would probably have 1 catch for 6 yards if he were on the team right now

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• RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 110,769

  September 2019

  WilburHooksHands said:

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  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  How about true freshman WRs we whiffed on? Im hereing its just too hard for them.
  
  
  

  Ngata got a TD Saturday
  
  http://youtu.be/127gqRIAZ-o

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• PurpleBaze Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,188

  September 2019

  RaceBannon said:

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  WilburHooksHands said:

  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  How about true freshman WRs we whiffed on? Im hereing its just too hard for them.
  
  
  

  Ngata got a TD Saturday
  
  http://youtu.be/127gqRIAZ-o

  Fuck to the Ngatath degree!

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• CFetters_Nacho_Lover Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 31,566

  September 2019

  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  Yet Opera Singer has no clue on this technique.

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• chuck Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 11,533

  September 2019

  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  Is there a football playing 6th grader in America who hasn't spent countless hours trying to get his friend to throw an accurate enough pass to practice this technique?

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• BleachedAnusDawg Member Posts: 12,608

  September 2019

  RaceBannon said:

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  WilburHooksHands said:

  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  How about true freshman WRs we whiffed on? Im hereing its just too hard for them.
  
  
  

  Ngata got a TD Saturday
  
  http://youtu.be/127gqRIAZ-o

  He's a lefty. Pass.

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• RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123

  September 2019

  FirePete said:

  I was more impressed with dick’s awareness to drag his feet at the end zone. A redshirt RB knew he had to do that. Wow

  It was a really impressive play that Eason and Newton made look easy.

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• MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

  September 2019

  1. Eason is very good
  2. I don’t give a fuck how good he is if they lose.

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• FireCohen Member Posts: 21,823

  September 2019

  MikeDamone said:

  1. Eason is very good
  2. I don’t give a fuck how good he is if they lose.

  Winner win

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• huskyhooligan Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,762

  September 2019

  YellowSnow said:

  Eason's completion percentage is all the more impressive when you consider the degree of difficulty of some of the attempts. The first TD pass to slippery Big Dick Newton was a thing of beauty.
  
  

  https://twitter.com/Dennis_BDTW/status/1175812039882792960

  Who created a fake DDY twitter account? Not cool guys.
  
  He is clearly dead, dying in the arms of his lover Coker in a murder suicide pact.
  
  It was really quite the scene. Ball gags, poppers, anal beads, close up pictures of hips and groins, videos of underage bois on loop in the background, projected on a blank light skinned wall.

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• Emoterman Member Posts: 3,333

  September 2019

  huskyhooligan said:

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  YellowSnow said:

  Eason's completion percentage is all the more impressive when you consider the degree of difficulty of some of the attempts. The first TD pass to slippery Big Dick Newton was a thing of beauty.
  
  

  https://twitter.com/Dennis_BDTW/status/1175812039882792960

  Who created a fake DDY twitter account? Not cool guys.
  
  He is clearly dead, dying in the arms of his lover Coker in a murder suicide pact.
  
  It was really quite the scene. Ball gags, poppers, anal beads, close up pictures of hips and groins, videos of underage bois on loop in the background, projected on a blank light skinned wall.

  I first found out about alkyl nitrites when my I asked my favorite prostitute, whose oxycodone addiction had turned off all her other customers and made her entirely dependent upon me, if she'd be up to trying anal. She didn't flat refuse, but would be more accurately described as demurring, so I would occasionally bring it up going forward. Maybe I was less turned off by her drug use as I would do drugs with her; when she started asking me about poppers, I assumed it was some other sort of party drug, since that's obviously a great name for one. Only when I went home and researched them did I discover that I'd driven her to despair that she was going to lose her lifeline, and was trying to figure out how she might accommodate my recurring request.
  
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poppers

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