Nothing I seen tells me Green has improved enough as a passer to start or lead. Still misses easy passes. But does have a better arm. If we are going to run, Martinez is a better choice, actually does not make much difference as Lee is going to start on expierence , coaches will always go with that.I didn't see anything that tells me that Martinez is an equal passer to Green. Martinez had a couple of throws that he had no business in throwing (one was intercepted, and the other one should have), while Green wasn't lights out, he didn't do anything worse than what Lee was doing last year. He overthrew a couple of short passes, but both of them were in places that were only catchable by the offense.
Martinez is above Green as a runner, but Green is a better passer. I definitely like the possibilities of putting Martinez in the backfield with both Lee and/or Burkhead, but I wouldn't be comfortable with him as our starter. (Of course I'm not really confident in Green either, but he showed me more in the game today)
Paul was a man today. Kind of worried because Amukamara got burned a couple times (though it was only by Paul), so it's either Paul has really improved his game, or Amukamara was off today (I'll go with a combination of the two).
Green? Martinez? What about Ron Kellogg? The guy looked GREAT! Kellogg really made the most of the few plays he ran the offense. FEAR THE KELLOGG!!
True enough. And unlike Ganz, Kellogg doesn't have four or five years to stick around, working his way up the depth chart. Still...Kellogg also didn't play against most of the top units, if I recall correctly. Nothing he did looked bad, I'm not saying that, but he didn't face the same guys as Cody and Martinez.
I can see it now...Kellogg is QB...and the rest of the team are the Corn Flakes....Special K's Corn Flakes :facepalm:Green? Martinez? What about Ron Kellogg? The guy looked GREAT! Kellogg really made the most of the few plays he ran the offense. FEAR THE KELLOGG!!
:laughpoundHuskerfaninOkieland said:I can see it now...Kellogg is QB...and the rest of the team are the Corn Flakes....Special K's Corn Flakes :facepalm:nuance said:Green? Martinez? What about Ron Kellogg? The guy looked GREAT! Kellogg really made the most of the few plays he ran the offense. FEAR THE KELLOGG!!
I did not see the game, but I still take offense to your post. I absolutly hated the QB talk last year because it was a lot of bashing. Unless you are going to proved specific plays just tell us why you think gree is the better player (as oppsoe to why T-Mart is the worse).iruletheskool said:Did you guys actually watch Taylor when he threw the ball? or see the times he missed easy passes that would have gone for more yards, but chose to run it for 5 yards instead?
THIS.. minus him being the most impressive player on the fieldLet's be real about what we're seeing with TMart - he's a raw, needs-much-work kind of QB who didn't look awful out there yesterday. He's still, clearly, behind Lee & Green in my eyes, and I called TMart "the most impressive player on the field."
I believe there's reason to be optimistic about Martinez, but we need to remember that he's very raw, and that he NEEDS a year or two (maybe three?) of watching and learning before being handed the keys.
Yeah, you could make arguments for several people being "the most impressive." I guess I just said TMart because I expected so little of him. You could say Niles Paul, DeJon Gomes, and half a dozen other guys. It's all relative, I suppose.THIS.. minus him being the most impressive player on the fieldLet's be real about what we're seeing with TMart - he's a raw, needs-much-work kind of QB who didn't look awful out there yesterday. He's still, clearly, behind Lee & Green in my eyes, and I called TMart "the most impressive player on the field."
I believe there's reason to be optimistic about Martinez, but we need to remember that he's very raw, and that he NEEDS a year or two (maybe three?) of watching and learning before being handed the keys.
Yeah, you could make arguments for several people being "the most impressive." I guess I just said TMart because I expected so little of him. You could say Niles Paul, DeJon Gomes, and half a dozen other guys. It's all relative, I suppose.THIS.. minus him being the most impressive player on the fieldLet's be real about what we're seeing with TMart - he's a raw, needs-much-work kind of QB who didn't look awful out there yesterday. He's still, clearly, behind Lee & Green in my eyes, and I called TMart "the most impressive player on the field."
I believe there's reason to be optimistic about Martinez, but we need to remember that he's very raw, and that he NEEDS a year or two (maybe three?) of watching and learning before being handed the keys.