ZRod

Really wish people would admit they know nothing about offensive line play when they complain about it every game. Raiola's lines have gotten better every single year. I was skeptical after year one, but I'm comfortable with the results so far. Our biggest offensive issues are no with the line and hopefully they stay that way this year.

Agree. There were plays to be made in every game last year if he would have decided to tuck it and settle for the short rush, but I feel like we've said this about almost every QB since Bo was here.

And we need to cut headcount to meet the budget.

True. Definitely not fighting fires.

Can someone find me a job that doesn't claim to be "fast paced"?

This is really all he needs to do, and a lot of it will come naturally with his body maturing. He was listed at about 230 last year, and that looked pretty accurate. That's a perfect weight for someone his height. Body comp will take care of itself since he's going to be working on his strength and conditioning. If we wanted a dual threat he would need to drop 10 to 15lbs. However, that might compromise his durability, and honestly our QB shouldn't be running it more than 5 or 6 times in a game max. Even less in conference play. There's a reason 2AM and Harby never made it through a full season as healthy starters. Dylan is a pocket guy with good enough speed to keep defenses honest, and that can win championships.

He definitely dropped the first one on the run, and I think the second to last one too. So, about normal

I'm pleasantly surprised. For once these all seem like good reasonable additions.

Haven't the Pats and the Panthers sucked a$$ at team management?

The amount of facial hair is really something.

Meh... most on reddit see it as a chicken s#!t move by Nebraska even if it made sense. Though they don't know that the series was already moved once to accommodate the Vols, and they seem to be lacking southern hospitality these days.

I'm not mad just disappointed. It was inevitable I suppose with the gobs of cash involved and zero governorship by the NCAA. This is a sign of a bigger symptom in college football. The game we all knew and loved is dead, and the collegiate sport itself is about to reach it's peak, if it already hasn't. I don't see much growth happening in the next 5 to 10 years because of things just like this, more than likely fan support and viewership will be in decline for all teams.

I do use it. I'm probably not refined enough with it seeing as I still have a lot of habits to breaks from 14 (like I'm still learning to be patient and not hit sprint until I'm in the open field), but the fact that sometimes the throw works out makes me scratch my head.

Stopped playing for awhile after Christmas and picked it up again the last 2 weeks. Overall the game is pretty fun online after updates, but it feels like the outcomes are always predetermined. As Nebraska, I can throw a deep ball to a guy who has a step against man coverage using the high pass modifier and it's never the same result. In the same game, one time it's a catch, the next it's a pick. Exact same coverage and look. Then there's the fun ones over the middle using the modifier and lofting it but a guy 10 yards underneath sinking in coverage picks it off. But by far the most frustrating is when the computer decides you're not supposed to beat Bama or tOSU and forces fumbles, sacks, drops, or picks when you've been protecting the ball all game and it's one score in the 4th. But I guess that's all pretty realistic for DoNU