Dylan Raiola

ZRod said:
I don't know how you take that quote any other way than what I said earlier, unless you want to believe Dylan is a fatboy. Rhule is simply saying he is working on his body comp. Again, something every young athlete does.

Than fanbase was poking at Dylan's weight since he stepped on campus so I don't think any discussion by coach is really unprompted.
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You said you didn't think Rhule said he needed to lose any weight.  I don't think it's a stretch to say that Rhule though he could trim down a bit to be more nimble and able to run.

I guess if you want to semantic the difference between "body comp" and "weight", that's fine.  But, again, I don't think you can read Rhule's comments as "he's fine where he is."

 
Mavric said:
The picture was from this spring, not from when he first got on campus.
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I wasn't talking about that picture.  I was talking about people who were talking about him being fat before this picture.  Hence the "looking fit not fat" tag.  Plus media asking about Dylan's weight.  

 
I don't care what he looks like, I don't want my QB running the ball.  Can he throw the ball on time, with the correct velocity, and in the right window? I would rather have Peyton Manning or Tom Brady statues back there and RBs running the ball instead. 

 
MyBloodIsRed16 said:
I wasn't talking about that picture.  I was talking about people who were talking about him being fat before this picture.  Hence the "looking fit not fat" tag.  Plus media asking about Dylan's weight.  
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If there was nothing wrong with Raiola's weight, that was the worst statement by a coach you could possibly come up with.

 
runningblind said:
I don't care what he looks like, I don't want my QB running the ball.  Can he throw the ball on time, with the correct velocity, and in the right window? I would rather have Peyton Manning or Tom Brady statues back there and RBs running the ball instead. 
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I don't necessarily either.  In a perfect world, our QB would never run.  However, life happens and plays break down, linemen lose their blocks...etc.  A QB that is nimble on his feet extends plays till WRs get open or pick up first downs on their own when all that happens.  Ones that aren't take more sacks.  

 
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