Some people are definitely a little out there with their Ty takes if that's what you mean. Don't disagree.some people are taking one of our QBs performance in one game last year and wrote him off already.
Some people are definitely a little out there with their Ty takes if that's what you mean. Don't disagree.some people are taking one of our QBs performance in one game last year and wrote him off already.
Ty and USFSo that I understand your meaning, which QB and which game?
Ok that’s what I thought you meant, just wanted to make sure. Thanks.Ty and USF
You have your opinion, I have mine.Dude…watch…the games. You are absolutely out of your mind if you think those guys didn’t show significant improvement over the season. Milroe had one good game against LSU because Rees changed things up, then it was back to his old ways.
Decision making isn’t going to show up as a stat. If you honestly think the Blake Sims we saw against WVU was the same one that broke records against Florida, then you’re blind. Coker improved immensely as the year went on.
That explains the USF performance; we went to the wrong city!Insulting to Saban? He was as mentally checked out last year as he has ever been in his entire life, after the UCF debacle.
Too bad there's not a way to do that on Tidefans...This is one of those posts where I can’t pick just ONE reaction. I honestly think I could give every single reaction to this post…ALL OF THEM.
There isn’tToo bad there's not a way to do that on Tidefans...
Never said you were an idiot for disagreeing with me. I’m simply saying you’re wrong in this case. The QBs I listed improved over the year significantly. Milroe did not. That’s not an opinion.You have your opinion, I have mine.
Disagreeing with you doesn't mean I'm "absolutely out of my mind" and that I'm "blind" because you think differently.
Disagreeing with you doesn't make me an idiot.
The O certainly didn't show up in the right place that day.That explains the USF performance; we went to the wrong city!
And they also had the worst defense of anyone we playedDude…watch…the games. You are absolutely out of your mind if you think those guys didn’t show significant improvement over the season. Milroe had one good game against LSU because Rees changed things up, then it was back to his old ways.
Decision making isn’t going to show up as a stat. If you honestly think the Blake Sims we saw against WVU was the same one that broke records against Florida, then you’re blind. Coker improved immensely as the year went on.
lsu's secondary was just awful last year. They would have made me look goodAnd they also had the worst defense of anyone we played
Here's how I'd look at all those seasons.The post he was responding to wasn't about Jalen Milroe specifically...it was about the concept of a QB making dramatic improvement over the course of a season, which someone who was defending Milroe appeared to argue earlier in this thread. For the record, I don't think Milroe really improved much during the season last year, which is why they had to change the play calling to help him. Which is in part why I said I didn't think that many QBs show dramatic improvement during a season.
My reply above challenges Colby's narrative about former QB's showing dramatic improvement.
Agreed. It's a new societal thing on all subject matters, mostly political, that has spilled over to message boards.You have your opinion, I have mine.
Disagreeing with you doesn't mean I'm "absolutely out of my mind" and that I'm "blind" because you think differently.
Disagreeing with you doesn't make me an idiot.
OK, then say it that way. Saying someone is "out of their mind" and "blind" because they did not see things your way is disrespectful.Never said you were an idiot for disagreeing with me. I’m simply saying you’re wrong in this case. The QBs I listed improved over the year significantly. Milroe did not. That’s not an opinion.
I think he was just giving his opinion...Never said you were an idiot for disagreeing with me. I’m simply saying you’re wrong in this case. The QBs I listed improved over the year significantly. Milroe did not. That’s not an opinion.
Well what’s new? Too many people treat quarterback battles the same way tweens in the 2010s treated twilight arguments. It makes no sense but it has a lot of anger and vitriol.some people are taking one of our QBs performance in one game last year and wrote him off already.
On Tide Fans??? Who'd a thunk it?You certainly have some opinions for sure.
Great! How much eligibility do you still have???lsu's secondary was just awful last year. They would have made me look good
This is correct.I'll let @tusks_n_raider answer for himself, but that's not how I understood his point.
His point is a bold take, but I think what he's attached to it is IF a change at QB is going to occur this season, it'll have to play out on the field.
IF it happens as people/fans/media witness TS is better the change will happen more smoothly within the dynamic of the team.
I *think* that's what he's suggesting if his prediction turns out to be true.
I will say this regarding the possibility of this happening.
IF it does, Jalen Milroe has a huge responsibility to learn from Jalen Hurts to accept a change was needed and to be a great, supporting teammate like Hurts was.