The offense next season

GreenRiverGatorz said:

It’s odd that you’re slobbering over Newton but aren’t giving McGrew his due. He’s the only RB we have now who’s shown an ability to run between the tackles and actually make reads. He obviously should put on weight, but even if he doesn’t he’s already proven himself as an above average P12 running back at worse.

Slightly above average Pac-12 running back doesn't cut it anymore. Does he have the physical potential to run the ball on Bama or Clemson? Can he physically hold up with more carries over an entire season? Physical talent matters. Newton has more of it than McGrew.

backthepack said:

The oprea singer is the biggest cock tease. You think he’s about to make a huge play but then he trips all over himself, gets arm tackled, or gets tripped.

I was told he should be our best receiver next season. All 5'9 165 pounds of him.

WeakarmCobra said:

Yeah, bench the best WR on the team for fuckers that are unproven

"Unproven" doesn't mean shit. Everybody is unproven until the coaches give them the opportunity to prove themselves. Every starter we've ever had was at one time "unproven" and many didn't "deserve" to be starters over more veteran players. That "unproven" shit is some Boise State bullshit. Petersen didn't get elite talent at Boise State so he's stuck in his stupid ways on offense of only wanting to play the most experienced guys he feels more comfortable with. We're not getting Ford and this is one of the reasons why. Elite teams put the best talent on the field. Elite teams have impact true Freshman players making plays for them right away. Coaches that win big bowl games say, this 4 or 5 star Freshman WR might not be as polished as this undersized 3-star Senior WR, but starting the younger more talented player is better for the team in the long run because the younger, more talented player will develop faster, will play with more confidence as a starter than as a back up, has a higher ceiling to make plays the undersized, veteran WR can't, and by the end of the season when we're playing in our big bowl game, the younger more talented WR will have developed into a better player than the undersized, veteran WR.

Am I saying Baccellia should be benched and never play. No, he should be in the rotation as a slot WR behind Hunter Bryant who mostly gets on the field in 4 wide receiver sets.

ZoneUW said:

The offense next season is going to suck because Chris Petersen is our head coach.

Sad but this might be true. He needs to change.

Pitchfork51 said:

StrongArmCobra said:

Pitchfork51 said:

StrongArmCobra said:

GOAT said:

Agree w most of what you said but why the fuck do people think McGrew can put on muscle? Look at his fucking frame it’s not gonna happen.

Because he's short. Short people have less frame to fill out with muscle than tall people. Five pounds of muscle on a tall guy doesn't make a huge difference and might not even be that noticeable. Five pounds of muscle on a 5'7 guy makes a big difference. Word has been he doesn't work hard in the weight room. He needs to and then he'll put on muscle.

wait what

The point of muscle is to get heavier, not to look heavier. 10 lbs on a bigger guy that doesn't show is better than 5 lbs on a small guy that makes him look yoked.

WTF

I don't even know how to respond to this. Your IQ must be so low.

Why are you distorting the weight between different sized players you retard? I used 5 lbs for both examples. Yes, 5 lbs of muscle on a 5'7 kid has a greater impact on his body, his strength, his balance, the force he can produce, and how he performs on a football field than 5 lbs of muscle on a 6'8 kid.

Because when people talk about players bulking up it's so they weigh more so they can hit harder and be harder to push.

So no matter the size it doesn't matter.


If you mean you want him to get stronger fine.

Short people have an easier time filling out their frame with muscle than tall people. That is my point and that is a fact. Why you are trying to argue about some random shit regarding a UW player that has nothing to do with your team is beyond me.