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You may be right. I like what I saw. None of them but Brown has seen game action. I pretty much look at the glass half full. We shall see. 😁lawsandl said:
DJ - they did what you’d expect of a D1 qb. They hit really wide open WRs. We have no idea how they would respond if there was actually sticky coverage. You have to read between the lines.DJDuck said:With all due respect he more than played lip service about his quarterbacks:
“I thought Anthony did a really good job being efficient with the ball, making good decisions and being accurate,” Oregon coach Mario Cristobal said. “Thought the pocket got pressed a couple of times and it was the first play or second play of the game he came out of there and made something happen with his legs as well. He keeps his eyes down the field, he has really good pocket presence and thought he did a really good job.”
“ “We gave them the opportunities today and they certainly took advantage of it,” Cristobal said. “They all got a chance to move the ball and they all did and made big plays and made big throws, respectively, in some of the boot and wag game as well as some of the drop-back game, some of the RPO stuff as well. I thought those guys really took command at the line of scrimmage and have made this a really, really good battle at the 2 spot right now.
“We think Anthony is the one; he’s the one that’s leading, but we’re not going to let that die. We’d rather than engaged and rolling as we head into the summer, but that battle for the 2 spot has really tightened. It was good to see those guys each have their moments today, mostly positive.”
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Sounds like Haie.ntxduck said:
Who are you talking to?DJDuck said:
Yes you did you offered your dad’s opinion as if it meant something. You are a fucking liar to boot.ntxduck said:
You think Dj went to college?haie said:
How's your dad doing?DJDuck said:But but did you check with your dad about that opinion?
Personally I think it’s really weird to cite your dad as a source. Ha ha ha ha
Being called weird by ignorant morons like you and your ilk is a badge of honor.
I didn't cite my dad as a source you dumb fuck. I talk about Pac 12 football with people, most aren't UW fans even. I'm like 2/20 with my circle of pac 12 grads. We're not fucking loser 70 year olds that had to just do basic algebra to graduate from college, like you.
Yeah, you're a creepy Portland weirdo. Dime a dozen.
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Haientxduck said:
Who are you talking to?DJDuck said:
Yes you did you offered your dad’s opinion as if it meant something. You are a fucking liar to boot.ntxduck said:
You think Dj went to college?haie said:
How's your dad doing?DJDuck said:But but did you check with your dad about that opinion?
Personally I think it’s really weird to cite your dad as a source. Ha ha ha ha
Being called weird by ignorant morons like you and your ilk is a badge of honor.
I didn't cite my dad as a source you dumb fuck. I talk about Pac 12 football with people, most aren't UW fans even. I'm like 2/20 with my circle of pac 12 grads. We're not fucking loser 70 year olds that had to just do basic algebra to graduate from college, like you.
Yeah, you're a creepy Portland weirdo. Dime a dozen.
You didn't exist here in 2016. Fucking shocker.
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Not gonna happen IMO. Maybe that’s me being a homer. It will be either UW or Oregon. We have the two best teams in the conference. USC isn’t shit with Helton, I’m not buying the ASU hype. Stanford has been down for a few years and lost their QB and best WR. Utah is a solid program that is stuck at 8-9 wins. Everyone else is irrelevant.lawsandl said:
I would bet Oregon wins the PAC this year.RaceBannon said:
2023 will be speciallawsandl said:Is the best I’ve see at Oregon. The early enrollees look like the upperclassmen. Two more cycles like this and Oregon is a legit championship contender.
Ferguson is a Webb clone. Kingsley is a 1st round looking tackle. This last class’s early enrollees are filthy.
You need a QB. I’m not sold on Brown. He might be good, but it will be a Tyler Hundley type good. He’s not picking apart a legit defense. Replacing the secondary will be tough despite having touted recruits. Your front 7 should be very good tho and I agree that Oregon is a talented team.
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The secondary that was drafted didn’t play last season. So, they took their lumps.RoadDawg55 said:
Not gonna happen IMO. Maybe that’s me being a homer. It will be either UW or Oregon. We have the two best teams in the conference. USC isn’t shit with Helton, I’m not buying the ASU hype. Stanford has been down for a few years and lost their QB and best WR. Utah is a solid program that is stuck at 8-9 wins. Everyone else is irrelevant.lawsandl said:
I would bet Oregon wins the PAC this year.RaceBannon said:
2023 will be speciallawsandl said:Is the best I’ve see at Oregon. The early enrollees look like the upperclassmen. Two more cycles like this and Oregon is a legit championship contender.
Ferguson is a Webb clone. Kingsley is a 1st round looking tackle. This last class’s early enrollees are filthy.
You need a QB. I’m not sold on Brown. He might be good, but it will be a Tyler Hundley type good. He’s not picking apart a legit defense. Replacing the secondary will be tough despite having touted recruits. Your front 7 should be very good tho and I agree that Oregon is a talented team.
Whoever is better between Morris and Brown probably wins the PAC 12.
Morris is more limited than Brown who will get 8-10 designed runs in Moorehead’s offense. That shit offense Jon Don installed will cap any talent at UW. -
Oregon’s receivers are one of the best groups in the country. They would make a 2 star QB look good. AB is a decent QB IMO.
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Stopping Oregon’s passing attack with anyone behind center when we have Troy Franklin, Devon Williams, Dont’e Thornton, Kris Hutson, Isaiah Brevard, Johnny Johnson III, Jaylon Redd, Mycah Pittman, Josh Delgado among others including our Tight end group will be problematic for other teams.
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Speed speed speed potdDJDuck said:Stopping Oregon’s passing attack with anyone behind center when we have Troy Franklin, Devon Williams, Dont’e Thornton, Kris Hutson, Isaiah Brevard, Johnny Johnson III, Jaylon Redd, Mycah Pittman, Josh Delgado among others including our Tight end group will be problematic for other teams.
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I remember my we have great receivers phase
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Lol. To be fair the Oregon wr group is better than the UW group you are referencing, by a lot. But as we saw last year, the qb most assuredly does matter. Shough had guys running open by 10+ yards on almost every drop back. He either never saw them or missed them by 15 yardsRaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
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Shough played like he was on meth. Brown plays like he’s on Xanax.ntxduck said:
Lol. To be fair the Oregon wr group is better than the UW group you are referencing, by a lot. But as we saw last year, the qb most assuredly does matter. Shough had guys running open by 10+ yards on almost every drop back. He either never saw them or missed them by 15 yardsRaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
They had hands of stone
Brown makes the right decisions though. He has a weird fucking hitch in his throwing motion and he’s missed long on the 4 passes I’ve seen. He’s got good short and intermediate accuracy. I like his power run game. He needs to stop fumbling.
If he can’t hit on vertical routes, we are going to have to win with defense at times. I am hoping it’s lack of timing but his mechanics make me think otherwise.
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Yeah, it’s not even close to that. Our veteran midgets are 200 pounds.RaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
They had hands of stone
I don’t think the WR group is one of the best in the country. However, it’s really good, deep and diverse. The unit could use a true burner and a dominant #1. Devon Williams could be the latter.
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Troy Frankinlawsandl said:
Yeah, it’s not even close to that. Our veteran midgets are 200 pounds.RaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
They had hands of stone
I don’t think the WR group is one of the best in the country. However, it’s really good, deep and diverse. The unit could use a true burner and a dominant #1. Devon Williams could be the latter.
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I still think our receiving group is one of the best in the country. We don’t have a true burner but most are pretty fast. Franklin’s 40 time translates to a 10.6-10.9. We will get some burners in the 2022 class.
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I would certainly at least agree with you Laws that our receiving corps is very good, deep and diverse. We won’t have to wait too long to see how it shakes out. 😁
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Maybe they can beat the Beavs this year
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Maybe we can 3 peat as PAC 12 Football champs. 😁RaceBannon said:Maybe they can beat the Beavs this year
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2022-Dominique McKenzie 10.65 100 meters
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No honor at allDJDuck said:
Maybe we can 3 peat as PAC 12 Football champs. 😁RaceBannon said:Maybe they can beat the Beavs this year
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Why did I expect much from 7 new posts? I should’ve expected 5 to be DJ.
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To be fair to Butterfield, it's not his fault that Jordan Kent is such a terrible announcer that he can't realize when a ball is spinning end-over-end to a receiver, it's less an arm strength thing and more likely the ball was batted at the line (by Navarette in this case).ntxduck said:
Agreed on butterfield. He looked like Shough out there with some of those pick 6 balls to the sideline. Don’t get why people are pumping him up.lawsandl said:
Butters didn’t show great arm strength and Thompson is too much of a gun slinger. If it weren’t for walk-on safeties playing cb, they get picked off.DJDuck said:Agree. I think the spring game showed the talent behind Brown is pretty damn good.
Yesterday showed neither team has an above average qb.
I’d go brown>>Thompson/ashford>>>butterfield at this point.
Hard to gauge much from brown yesterday. Spring game format where qbs can’t run takes away his biggest weapon. If he starts I’d expect him to get 8-10 designed runs a game
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Maybe the Northern Division Champs can play a game away from home this year and actually show up when scheduled to play the Ducks . . .RaceBannon said:Maybe they can beat the Beavs this year
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Our WR group was a squad of offseason warriors too. Until they weren't.ntxduck said:
Lol. To be fair the Oregon wr group is better than the UW group you are referencing, by a lot. But as we saw last year, the qb most assuredly does matter. Shough had guys running open by 10+ yards on almost every drop back. He either never saw them or missed them by 15 yardsRaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
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There’s a lot of production coming back that isn’t for UW.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Our WR group was a squad of offseason warriors too. Until they weren't.ntxduck said:
Lol. To be fair the Oregon wr group is better than the UW group you are referencing, by a lot. But as we saw last year, the qb most assuredly does matter. Shough had guys running open by 10+ yards on almost every drop back. He either never saw them or missed them by 15 yardsRaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
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WR, OL, DL, LB will all be very good to elite units
CB, S, QB, TE could all be good units but mostly TBD
The RB room is still pretty concerning, especially with the Sean Dollars and Tre Benson injuries. I had high hopes for Dollars this year and now it sounds like the earliest he makes it back is fall camp.
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The Doogs need to worry about both the Beavers & the Ducks.RaceBannon said:Maybe they can beat the Beavs this year
Jimmy Lake is unproven. His coaching hires are head scratchers.
Looks like another off-season championship for the Huskies according to the Husky Honks on this bored.
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NOCGreenRiverGatorz said:
Our WR group was a squad of offseason warriors too. Until they weren't.ntxduck said:
Lol. To be fair the Oregon wr group is better than the UW group you are referencing, by a lot. But as we saw last year, the qb most assuredly does matter. Shough had guys running open by 10+ yards on almost every drop back. He either never saw them or missed them by 15 yardsRaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
They had hands of stone
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TruBlu and DJ
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Haie who uses his Dad as a source for expert sports opinion and whines about Oregon on a Forum created for Ducks. 😂👍
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trublue said:
The Doogs need to worry about both the Beavers & the Ducks.RaceBannon said:Maybe they can beat the Beavs this year
Jimmy Lake is unproven. His coaching hires are head scratchers.
Looks like another off-season championship for the Huskies according to the Husky Honks on this bored.
Sounds like you caretrublue said:
NOCGreenRiverGatorz said:
Our WR group was a squad of offseason warriors too. Until they weren't.ntxduck said:
Lol. To be fair the Oregon wr group is better than the UW group you are referencing, by a lot. But as we saw last year, the qb most assuredly does matter. Shough had guys running open by 10+ yards on almost every drop back. He either never saw them or missed them by 15 yardsRaceBannon said:I remember my we have great receivers phase
They had hands of stone
We’re not talking about UW’s problems . . .
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