Yes your right. What was I thinking. Taylor is great, it's the offensive line that sucks. Everybody else in the country talks about the most important position in football being the QB position, but in Nebraska we settle for this................It all starts with the O-Line.
Yes your right. What was I thinking. Taylor is great, it's the offensive line that sucks. Everybody else in the country talks about the most important position in football being the QB position, but in Nebraska we settle for this................It all starts with the O-Line.
Talk about inexperience on D. With the loss of Prince, Haag, Gomes at least we had Crick, David, Fonzie. Who do we have next year to step up? Some guys improved for sure Compton and Green to name 2, but the rest is/are a trick bag toss up for sure.The offense will be fine in 2012, Taylor included. If you want to worry about something, worry about the defense.
I'm mean TMart only.Disagree. The secondary got a lot better as the year went on. Perfect? No. But still significantly better.We need better improvements then last season, from start to finish there were none.
I still think you're wrong about that. TMart improved a lot as a game manager and as a passer this year. You realize that he went 10/16 passing vs probably the fastest defense we faced this year right? Those stats include 3 or 4 drops by our receivers. In addition to his passing, he was also effective in the running game.I'm mean TMart only.Disagree. The secondary got a lot better as the year went on. Perfect? No. But still significantly better.We need better improvements then last season, from start to finish there were none.
Those guys have had years in the system, the same years that the guys who came before them had in '09 and '10. I mean, that was Bo's second season coaching. Bo has an outstanding coverage system, tops in the nation. We need to bring in the personnel to run it. If we don't have that, maybe we have to adjust, but that already sounds like a bad situation to be in.
I think right now we definitely have an issue with talent level in the defense, especially the backfield. A lot of these promising athlete types that you really want to root for, but not a lot of elite recruits out of HS. Sometimes, these guys turn into Alfonzo Dennard. Other times, three years later and they are all still liabilities on D being pushed to the front lines on service.
Where Prince and Alfonzo were rising to stardom, guys like Lazarri, Josh Middleton, Ciante, etc, etc, etc, they're all either still developing in the background, or have faded away. Even Andrew Green is greener than I'd like. I think part of this can be lain at the feet of Sanders, though, or whoever chose to forego the development of any of the young backups in 2010 so that the starters could play all the snaps, despite the need to reload on the horizon.
And we end up relying, big time, on being able to snatch a talented, battle-tested JUCO to plug the holes and stop the sinking. Let's hope Seisay lives up to his billing, but I'd also really, really like us to land some elite cornerback prospects. For once. I mean, seriously, we've been cursed in this department for ages, with all our best CB recruits floundering or finding some way to not end up here.