That's your 'brilliant' answer, and you're going to tell me to 'learn the game'? LOL....Where do you ignorant focks come from???
Hey Wide receivers Play early
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earlkoppelman
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YUP.I miss foxtrot
Hey 2 star WR come block EARLY for us....we don't throw the ball because that is not our style our coach is a old fossil who is clueless
you have no clue what you are talking about period, the WR get no separation and run wrong routes all the time, CJ isn't the problem the clueless play calling and WORST WR In all of football are.
They run the wrong routes all the time? lol....Well, give us plays where they ran the wrong route and explain to us what route they were supposed to run. We'll wait.......
And the old separation comment. Do you even know what it means? It's just something announcers say to the ignorant sheep listeners and then it is repeated ad nauseam. What constitutes separation against zone coverage? Against man? You are the clueless one, so just go express your man-love for CJ and jerk-off to his poster you have hanging in your mothers basement. CJ is not a great QB, never has been, never will be. So just get over it, slick.....
HuckFinn
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Icke, I do not know the whole story with CJ's performance this year. What I do know is that he looks totally different than he did a year ago. Last year, you will recall, he led the team to a 12-0 record, which almost went to 13-0 and an undisputed BT championship. He was selected as the second best QB in the BT. And, he played hurt during nearly the entire year. I would say that "great QB" would accurately describe his performance in 2015.
I am uncertain as to how you define a "great QB" but I think its a stretch to blast him as totally inept. Is that what you are saying?
My best guess is that his regression this year is more complex than he is not a good QB. Could be receivers, could be lingering injuries, could be injuries to key receivers, could be scheme, could be orders from head quarters about what he can and cannot do during a game. If I were a betting man, I would bet that CJ is not now and never will be healthy again. And, I will never forget and will be forever grateful for what he did for the Iowa football team last year. If he can find a way to help us win the next two, I will be even more impressed...and grateful.
I am uncertain as to how you define a "great QB" but I think its a stretch to blast him as totally inept. Is that what you are saying?
My best guess is that his regression this year is more complex than he is not a good QB. Could be receivers, could be lingering injuries, could be injuries to key receivers, could be scheme, could be orders from head quarters about what he can and cannot do during a game. If I were a betting man, I would bet that CJ is not now and never will be healthy again. And, I will never forget and will be forever grateful for what he did for the Iowa football team last year. If he can find a way to help us win the next two, I will be even more impressed...and grateful.
1hawkeye1
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Learn the game.
you are an idiot. no offense
MelroseHawkins
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I've never seen a team that struggles getting receivers in space like this team. Baffling.
kicker22
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I keep reading that CJ lead this team to 12-0 last season, but if that's true then he should also be the poster child for this team going 7-4 so far this season. I'm not trying to bash CJ but if he gets all the praise when things are good he should get it all when its bad. I hate the fact that one player has to be put in front of the rest of the team who, good or bad, who've contributed just as much as CJ.
NCHawker
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Smith has not progressed as far as running routes and catching balls.
Scheel - can't tell, he plays but he's asked to block.
McCarron - he's progressed as much as he can, doing as well as he can.
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - don't see them much.
Falconer? Can't drop the ball like that.
Scheel - can't tell, he plays but he's asked to block.
McCarron - he's progressed as much as he can, doing as well as he can.
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - don't see them much.
Falconer? Can't drop the ball like that.
Joshbrown
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I look at it this way.
When Kirk is on the hot seat he basically says to his players (especially his QB) - Boyz, go out and win the game!!
When Kirk isn't on the hot seat, his message to the QB (and other players) is - Boyz, go out and try not to lose the game.
Do ya see where I'm comin from? It's a change in mindset. When you unleash your talent - you get 12 wins. When you hamstring your talent, and worse, refuse to play your best athletes, then you get losses to FCS schools.
