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  1. On 4/3/2024 at 9:33 AM, The Murphinator said:

    Got a CB for N from Trieu and also a prediction from Wiltfong

    Usually when that happens the player commits soon but to me it seems like Nebraska is an option but not locked in to gain his commitment especially if he is going to visit Alabama.  It feels like there could be other visits set up to other programs that we haven't heard about yet.

  2. I do think since we are his first official visit out of all the schools that have offered him we have a higher percentage of landing him bc that means he already has a certain type of bond with the coaches so far and it certainly will get stronger as his season plays out.

  3. So let's say Tony White does leave what are the ramifications from that?  Do certain players transfer out to follow him bc of the defense he runs or is that even a possibility bc your already locked in to your scholarship?  I understand that HC Matt Rhule would have to find another DC and the defense would have to learn another system so those are 2 things that could come from him leaving.

  4. 1 hour ago, chamrocck said:

    Shanahan gifted KC by taking the ball in OT.  Mahomes said KC would have deferred but SF gave them the ball second. 

    I think it was a smart decision to give his defense some rest.

  5. Tight game so far getting out rebounded already down by 3 with 12 minutes to play in the first half.  16-13 was the score now 18-13 with Northwestern getting a chance to make a free throw for a 3 point play.  Northwestern has more intensity on defense rn.

  6. 9 hours ago, LennynSquiggy said:

    During the regular season Lamar Jackson threw 457 times this season for 3678 yards. Tyler Huntley threw another 37 times for 203 yards. Jackson and Huntley collectively threw 27 TD passes.

     

    The Ravens ran the ball 541 times for 2661 yards and 26 TDs. 

     

    494 pass attempts and 541 run plays, that's a pretty balanced offense and to say that the run is what got them to the game today ignores their success in the passing game. The Ravens averaged 2.76 more pass plays than running plays per regular season game.

    I'm not making my point on that.  My point is that when you only give the running back on your team 8 attempts to run and your starting qb has the same attempts bc of broken plays or direct plays the offense is going to limit themselves in trying to keep the defense guessing.  Once Kansas City figured out that Baltimore wasn't going to try to run the ball they blitzed and Lamar couldn't do it by himself and didn't have enough help around him to make plays.  Zay Flowers reach for the goal line was another example as to why you don't try to extend while the ball is exposed.  Great effort poor execution.  I understand the stats you provided but your not going to win much important games in the playoffs if your offense is limited unless your defense can carry the offense which clearly didn't happen.

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  7. 7 minutes ago, Archy1221 said:

    Mahomes now 9-0 against #1 ranked defenses.   What a player! 

    Definitely a Hall of Fame caliber qb already for only being in the league for 7 years.  The average NFL player last in the league for 11 years.

  8. 2 hours ago, BigRedBuster said:

    Chiefs 3rd and short - run up the middle and get stuffed. 
     

    Wife:  “Why didn’t they just do a short pass that’s been successful this whole drive?“
     

    Chiefs 4th and short - short pass for 1st down. 
     

    Several drives later. 
     

    Chiefs 4th and short - run up the middle and get stuffed.  
     

    Have fun “Run the damn ball guy”. 

    They won(Chiefs).  You saw what happened to the Ravens not running the ball.  Limited by not doing what got them there in the first place.  It helped by penalties not being called and the Ravens hurting themselves with poor discipline(personal foul) penalties.

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  9. 16 minutes ago, Crusader Husker said:

    I think the Chiefs got by with some Defensive holding and DPI.  The way it is officiated in the NFL, I think you can just roll the dice every down.  

    There were certain plays by both teams that didn't get called.  The Ravens rb intentionally tripped Chris Jones in the end zone which would have been a safety.  The Ravens didn't run the ball as much as I thought for being the number 1 rushing team in the NFL.

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  10. Is he considered a hybrid te?  I ask bc I know he has good offers to play at some pretty big programs but I don't know too much about him.  Is he considered a top 10 te as well?

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  11. 2 hours ago, Guy Chamberlin said:

     

    Keen-eyed fans noticed it was an onside kick, not a fake punt, coming after a touchdown that had given Nebraska momentum. 

     

    I'm not sure getting fired added to Scott Frost losing. Probably the other way around. 

    Oops lol.  Yeah you get the my point with making stupid decisions during key parts within the game and I should have said that bc of his lack of judgement contributed to the losses which ultimately got him fired.  But you said it perfectly thank you.

  12. 9 hours ago, Lorewarn said:

     

     

    Here you go buddy, link is timestamped: https://youtu.be/GsMBFqrM2Ls?t=299

     

    Here's him saying Go Big Red last year https://x.com/Buccaneers/status/1570442328916914176?s=20

     

    Here he is talking about his time at Nebraska just a few years ago https://saturdaytradition.com/nebraska-football/nebraska-great-lavonte-david-talks-opportunity-to-play-in-super-bowl-with-fellow-former-huskers-ndamukong-suh-khalil-davis/

     

    He came back and got his degree in 2021.

     

    His relation with Nebraska is fine, and this isn't a slight against Nebraska, but a gesture of gratitude towards every place that has helped him along the way. He's also had his high school repped in starting lineups before.

     

     

    I don't get why our fanbase is sometimes so determined to look for slights against us. 

    I never said it was slight.  I said it could be that's all.  I watched a couple games this year and during his introductions there wasn't a shout out so that's why I said it would have been cool if he did to have 2 guys mentioned Nebraska on a big stage like that where the nation is watching.  No biggie thanks for finding it by the way.

  13. On 1/23/2024 at 9:55 AM, LennynSquiggy said:

    What's to say that handing the ball off to the running back would have given different results? Nothing.

     

    Why should they have punted? They were trying to win and sometimes during that process you take calculated risks, sometimes those risks pan out and sometimes they don't.

     

    I'll never fault someone for the kind of effort Hardman put forth regardless of the outcome of said effort.

    You and I know you give the best player on your team the chance to win the game.  Lynch was robbed of that opportunity.  Yes the defense could have stopped him but there wouldn't be any second guessing.  You don't try and give the other team who was clearly clicking on offense at the time the opportunity to put more points on to you a short field to work with.  You let them earn the right to beat you not giving them more chances to pull away from you.  If the Chiefs would have scored on the play the Bills would have been down by 10 with little time let.  Yes Josh Allen is a stud of a qb but clearly the Chiefs defense showed up and came up big for them.  When Scott Frost was the coach and went for the fake punt against Northwestern and got stopped nobody patted him on the back and said nice try.  Everyone questioned his judgement of the play call and his lack of judgement on critical times of being a head coach here got him losses which ultimately cost him.

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  14. 1 hour ago, LennynSquiggy said:

    Every football team I've ever watched has at some point, thrown the ball on 3rd and short. Like it or not, throwing on 3rd down, even 3rd and short, is a thing.

     

    A team can screw up on 3rd and short when running or passing the ball. Crap happens sometimes.

    True but we all have seen what happened during the Superbowl with the Seahawks and Patriots where they didn't hand off the ball to Marshawn Lynch.  Im just saying that Nebraska coaches have tended to over think things in key situations.  It's like yesterday we all know the Bills should have punted the ball on 4th and 5 in their own territory but they decided to fake it and that almost put them down by 10.  If Hardman didn't reach for the end zone to try to score they would have scored on the next play or so.  I understand your trying to take the ball out of Mahomes hands but that was a dumb decision.

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  15. 35 minutes ago, BigRedBuster said:

    I don't think any.  Players will switch what schools they mention from time to time.  Just giving them a little credit.

    The thing is that I don't think I have even seen him mention Nebraska's name recently during the introduction's.  It's a good question to ask about the relationship between Nebraska and him bc you just don't know how they are.  You definitely hope it's good but maybe he feels Bo got shafted by Nebraska.

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