ForeverHawk
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Nothing to lose, what are the odds with KF as coach???
I agree, that’s why we need a QB with more mobility.Padilla is not the answer we have no offensive line.
Padilla didn’t exactly look mobile when he was in there, and he had a couple missed passes that were just as bad as Petras’.I agree, that’s why we need a QB with more mobility.
Correct.Padilla is not the answer we have no offensive line.
He didn’t look mobile when he rolled out to the left and threw back against his body to LaPorta for about 30 yards? Did you miss that play? That’s a play Petras is incapable of making.Padilla didn’t exactly look mobile when he was in there, and he had a couple missed passes that were just as bad as Petras’.
How about the other three or four times he got run down, or the passes he missed, or the time he threw the ball about 30 mph harder than he needed to to Johnson? Which coincidentally is what folks criticized Petras for (myself included). Padilla showed nothing that was an improvement over Petras. He suffered from the same mistakes.He didn’t look mobile when he rolled out to the left and threw back against his body to LaPorta for about 30 yards? Did you miss that play? That’s a play Petras is incapable of making.
He didn’t look mobile when he rolled out to the left and threw back against his body to LaPorta for about 30 yards? Did you miss that play? That’s a play Petras is incapable of making.
Nothing to lose, what are the odds with KF as coach???
No reason to be rational, man. This is HN.Unfortunately, we just have to ride this out. Iowa has 4 very beatable opponents left. Get ting to 11-2 this year is the goal now. Not a sexy 11-2, but it is something.
Agree, but I think they are all the problem. Iowa does not have a QB and that don't have an offensive line.How about the other three or four times he got run down, or the passes he missed, or the time he threw the ball about 30 mph harder than he needed to to Johnson? Which coincidentally is what folks criticized Petras for (myself included). Padilla showed nothing that was an improvement over Petras. He suffered from the same mistakes.
The OL and 1st & 2nd down playcalling are the problems with this team. Not the quarterback.
Yikes.....and of all those runs, how many of them got us 2nd and more than 10?well when a 10 year old can predict what the offense will do. Fairly simple to have the defense pin their ears back and stop the run.
Every Iowa first down today:
sack
run
run
sack
run
run
run
pass(TD drive)
run
pass
pass
sacked
pass
run
Purdue game was similar. Now as a DC, how easy is that to game plan for?
It seems to me you are indication a bigger type of change………. play calling? Offensive line? ………….. hmmmm who is ultimately responsible for these things?How about the other three or four times he got run down, or the passes he missed, or the time he threw the ball about 30 mph harder than he needed to to Johnson? Which coincidentally is what folks criticized Petras for (myself included). Padilla showed nothing that was an improvement over Petras. He suffered from the same mistakes.
The OL and 1st & 2nd down playcalling are the problems with this team. Not the quarterback.
I think the small sample size was enough to show Padilla has enough mobility to be more of a factor with this porous OLine. Especially with more in game reps. It cannot get any worse, but I’m sure a change won’t happen because it’s KF.How about the other three or four times he got run down, or the passes he missed, or the time he threw the ball about 30 mph harder than he needed to to Johnson? Which coincidentally is what folks criticized Petras for (myself included). Padilla showed nothing that was an improvement over Petras. He suffered from the same mistakes.
The OL and 1st & 2nd down playcalling are the problems with this team. Not the quarterback.