Maybe TMart can give his passing mechanic's number to Michigan

[Maxconvert]

Michigan's "passing Qb" Gardner is incredibly inaccurate. Don't really understand why Denard is limited to running, when Gardner doesn't really look like a better passer. For those who still don't like Martinez' passing, flip on "The Game" right now and see MIchigan trying to complete a forward pass

 

[lo country]

Dennard still has the Ulna nerve issue in his right arm and still can't grip well enough to throw. Gardner telegraphing all day and is not accurate at all. I agree.

Been watching this game. Some really good D, but crappy O. Re-affirms my belief we have got to find a way to get pressure from our DL. Both OSU and Michicken D Lines doing a good job of clogging things up allowing LB's to make tackles and not allowing either OL to reach the 2nd level.

 

[lo country]

OSU wins. We are sole owners of the Legends division. Nice. No co-champion crap.

 

[suh_fan93]

Michigan's "passing Qb" Gardner is incredibly inaccurate. Don't really understand why Denard is limited to running, when Gardner doesn't really look like a better passer. For those who still don't like Martinez' passing, flip on "The Game" right now and see MIchigan trying to complete a forward pass

You're kidding right? You must have watched another game then. Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and for the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season to play in Michigan's biggest game of the year.

 

[Mavric]

Michigan's "passing Qb" Gardner is incredibly inaccurate. Don't really understand why Denard is limited to running, when Gardner doesn't really look like a better passer. For those who still don't like Martinez' passing, flip on "The Game" right now and see MIchigan trying to complete a forward pass

You're kidding right? You must have watched another game then. Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and given the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season in what was without a doubt Michigan's biggest game of the entire year.

11 for 20 passing with one TD and one INT and two fumbles lost is "just fine"? Do you give Martinez the same leniency?

 

[suh_fan93]

Michigan's "passing Qb" Gardner is incredibly inaccurate. Don't really understand why Denard is limited to running, when Gardner doesn't really look like a better passer. For those who still don't like Martinez' passing, flip on "The Game" right now and see MIchigan trying to complete a forward pass

You're kidding right? You must have watched another game then. Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and given the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season in what was without a doubt Michigan's biggest game of the entire year.

11 for 20 passing with one TD and one INT and two fumbles lost is "just fine"? Do you give Martinez the same leniency?

And how long has your beloved 'T Magic' taken to progress to where he is all the while still being as inconsistent as he is taboot??!!!! Gardner did just fine today given that this kid was stepping in for Robinson at the end of the season in again what was Michigan's biggest game of the year. He could have did a lot worse...

 

[sd'sker]

so now that we can not complain about our qb's passing mechanics, we have to find other teams' qbs to criticize?

 

[husker07]

Michigan's "passing Qb" Gardner is incredibly inaccurate. Don't really understand why Denard is limited to running, when Gardner doesn't really look like a better passer. For those who still don't like Martinez' passing, flip on "The Game" right now and see MIchigan trying to complete a forward pass

You're kidding right? You must have watched another game then. Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and given the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season in what was without a doubt Michigan's biggest game of the entire year.

11 for 20 passing with one TD and one INT and two fumbles lost is "just fine"? Do you give Martinez the same leniency?

15-25 214 yds 1 td 3 int. That's Taylor's stat line against OSU in his third season as a starter. Today was Gardner's fourth start of the season. Don't get me wrong, I love Taylor, but your argument is invalid.

 

[Maxconvert]

You're kidding right? You must have watched another game then. Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and for the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season to play in Michigan's biggest game of the year.

No offense dude, but it seems like you were watching stats instead of the actual game. There were a significant number of Gardner passes that weren't even close to the intended WR, including an incredibly poorly thrown ball into traffic during the final UM drive that OSU easily picked off to seal the deal. So yes his passing accuracy was awful. Anyway this wasn't a "Taylor is better than Gardner" thread, because any doofus can figure that out on their own

 

[suh_fan93]

You're kidding right? You must have watched another game then. Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and for the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season to play in Michigan's biggest game of the year.

No offense dude, but it seems like you were watching stats instead of the actual game. There were a significant number of Gardner passes that weren't even close to the intended WR, including an incredibly poorly thrown ball into traffic during the final UM drive that OSU easily picked off to seal the deal. So yes his passing accuracy was awful. Anyway this wasn't a "Taylor is better than Gardner" thread, because any doofus can figure that out on their own

I hate to break it to you but I watched the game and no offense to you dude as well but you don't know what you're talking about. Sorry.

 

[Mavric]

Michigan's "passing Qb" Gardner is incredibly inaccurate. Don't really understand why Denard is limited to running, when Gardner doesn't really look like a better passer. For those who still don't like Martinez' passing, flip on "The Game" right now and see MIchigan trying to complete a forward pass

You're kidding right? You must have watched another game then. Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and given the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season in what was without a doubt Michigan's biggest game of the entire year.

11 for 20 passing with one TD and one INT and two fumbles lost is "just fine"? Do you give Martinez the same leniency?

And how long has your beloved 'T Magic' taken to progress to where he is all the while still being as inconsistent as he is taboot??!!!! Gardner did just fine today given that this kid was stepping in for Robinson at the end of the season in again what was Michigan's biggest game of the year. He could have did a lot worse...

Check back with me when Garnder is the all time Michigan leader in passing and total offense.

 

[Maxconvert]

I hate to break it to you but I watched the game and no offense to you dude as well but you don't know what you're talking about. Sorry.

Really? Maybe you'd be so kind as to point out how Gardner played well in this game, or how his passes that were routinely behind, underthrown, or short of his intended receiver is evidence that he played well. Or was it the play where he rolled away from a blitzing OSU LB and had 20-30 yards of green field ahead of him, but instead chose to launch the ball behind and short of a TE down the field? Anyway please educate us all on how such inaccurate passing is evidence of really good play, dude

 

[suh_fan93]

15-25 214 yds 1 td 3 int. That's Taylor's stat line against OSU in his third season as a starter. Today was Gardner's fourth start of the season. Your argument is invalid...

 

[Maxconvert]

Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and for the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season to play in Michigan's biggest game of the year.

Oh, so not even having your offense cross midfield the entire second-half is "just fine"?

 

[suh_fan93]

Gardner did just fine given his lack of playing time this year and for the magnitude of this game. He more than held his own coming off the bench at the end of the season to play in Michigan's biggest game of the year.

Oh, so not even having your offense cross midfield the entire second-half is "just fine"?

I'm not sure here. Do you need a hug? Someone to coddle you? Re-read your initial post. Then accept the facts that have been laid before you in this thread.