Hmm... Do we now have a QB controversy?

[BamaMoon]

It was really refreshing to see a guy checking us out of the wrong plays into the right ones and with that kind of crowd noise, it was even more impressive!!!

Never saw anything close to that last year.

Which begs the question...No, no use to go there again!

 

[Con]

I actually started it as a joke, really, because I thought it would make for an amusing discussion...

This is what I took it to be.

 

[AlexanderFan]

I was happy with the location and accuracy of the deeper throws. There’s probably not a more polished mid level passer in college football.

I do wonder if his looking off will get picked up on later in the season.

 

[Bama Lee]

It was really refreshing to see a guy checking us out of the wrong plays into the right ones and with that kind of crowd noise, it was even more impressive!!!

Never saw anything close to that last year.

Which begs the question...No, no use to go there again!

And actually going through the progressions and making the right reads!

 

[Rocky Mtn Bob]

... A thug pointing a gun at the tv....

I cannot count the times I've wanted to point a weapon at my TV.

 

[Tide-one-on]

We have a WR problem now.. Proctor or Williams???

 

[Cruloc]

That’s partially true depending on the time frame.

#4 had enough support and benefit of the doubt going into the season in ‘24.

But when the wheels came off starting with Tenn you could visibly see how upset the WRs were getting and it continued vs OU and Mich.

Very similar to how the WRs reacted around the Miss St game in 2017.

They wanted the switch to Tua

Late last year players wanted the switch to Ty.

And whomst did Burton have throw to him at pro day? Twas not the Nilroe

 

[gtgilbert]

That’s partially true depending on the time frame.

#4 had enough support and benefit of the doubt going into the season in ‘24.

But when the wheels came off starting with Tenn you could visibly see how upset the WRs were getting and it continued vs OU and Mich.

Very similar to how the WRs reacted around the Miss St game in 2017.

They wanted the switch to Tua

Late last year players wanted the switch to Ty.

We also lost a lot of WR talent after 4s first season starting as well as some other key offensive personnel. To call the locker room divided during the 23 and 24 season would be an all time understatement.

 

[crimsonaudio]

We have a WR problem now.. Proctor or Williams???

Proctor has a higher catch percentage, so....

 

[Elefantman]

And he has never dropped a pass

 

[bamaga]

Ty only had a 63.1% completion in the Georgia game. But a closer look shows 0 ints and 0 sacks. And still managed a QBR of 90.1. Gunner Stockton only had a 78.6 QBR. Ty showed great poise, and was in control of the offense in a major hostile stadium environment. He's one of the best quarterbacks in the SEC, if not in all of CFB. And the talking sports heads have noticed.

There were three times I recall herby commented , the DB got there before the ball , maybe that should have been called. If those three + DPI’s were called, or the DB didn’t interfere , Ty’s percentage would have been a little higher.

 

[bamaga]

This can’t be overstated
it’s Ty’s demeanor , this is his team! And he remained calm in the deafening moments backed up on the goal line. The offensive line fed off that and I think we only had 1 false start in the game, and that wasn’t at a critical juncture of the game like so many times in the past.

 

[bamaga]

Anyone else notice, while we are a passing team, we are a slow passing team, chewing up the clock, snapping the ball under 5 seconds on almost every play

 

[bamaga]

BTW, we had less penalties for less yardage than Georgia. First time ever under CKD

 

[editder]

That’s partially true depending on the time frame.

#4 had enough support and benefit of the doubt going into the season in ‘24.

But when the wheels came off starting with Tenn you could visibly see how upset the WRs were getting and it continued vs OU and Mich.

Very similar to how the WRs reacted around the Miss St game in 2017.

They wanted the switch to Tua

Late last year players wanted the switch to Ty.

I agree with everything you said.

I will say that Jalen Hurts was never as bad on his worst day as Jalen Milroe. They were kind of opposites. Jalen Hurts was seldom reckless with the ball. In fact his problem was that he got so conservative that he wouldn’t throw the ball at all. But he never got flustered and started throwing pick sixes.

The move to Tua was necessary, but I’d take Hurts over Milroe any day,

 

[editder]

This is what I took it to be.

Me, too. It was an interesting discussion.

I’m extremely excited about Keelon Russell for the future. I’m excited about Simpson right now.

 

[The Ols]

Me, too. It was an interesting discussion.

I’m extremely excited about Keelon Russell for the future. I’m excited about Simpson right now.

…and what a great example for Keelon to follow!!!

 

[CoolBreeze]

Simpson is really, really good. Helps that he is seasoned and a coaches son. Most of all, he is a humble kid with talent...that can see the field. We can be special on offense with him this year if we can stay healthy on the O line.

 

[BamaMoon]

Guys, Proctor's "catch" was actually counted as a "rush" since it was a lateral.

So no controversy!

 

[colbysullivan]

And whomst did Burton have throw to him at pro day? Twas not the Nilroe

It's funny how you still lean into the "I'm Josh Pate in disguise" shtick