Laviano only throws to Leonte, lolGood! Chris Laviano now has someone else to throw to.
Good! Chris Laviano now has someone else to throw to.
What exactly happened to Rettig? We don't know how good he was or is. But I do agree ZA is not a shoe in to start.I posted this on the other Allen thread. Don't jump to the conclusion that he is going to move right in to the role of starter. Between his redshirt year and his two years as a backup he has not been under center in a game speed situation for three years. Look what has happened to Rettig because of the lack of playing time. Hopefully he is the answer but I do not believe it is a given based on his lack of real experience at this level.
I still wouldn't be surprised if laviano is the starter . I am a Rutgers fan and used to torture .
Why? Does Allen only run 5 yard routes?
What exactly happened to Rettig? We don't know how good he was or is. But I do agree ZA is not a shoe in to start.
Always good to see the usual suspects making a fools of themselves. Not you Dpgry the idiots above.
Don't know why people keep falling for the same thing year after year, Laviano's problem was never in practice wearing a green jersey, his problem is between his ears when someone is coming at him in live action as Ash and staff will find out if they choose to go with Laviano first. I'm ok with this because unlike Flood, this staff will not hesitate to yank him when that time comes.
after his third run he'll have won the job. by just being able to gain yards with his feet, it almost guarantees he will start unless oden runs away with the jobAllen has thrown 2 passes in three years of college and is suddenly the starter?
let him prove it in camp
Oh give it a rest with the Hayden-love. He has a whole new coaching staff giving him even competition to win the starting job and he's neck in neck with someone everyone has pegged as mediocre at best. This means Rettig is mediocre at best. It's the same thing as Dom Natale or Ralph Sacca who 'should have' won more playing time.
Not exactly true. He played some very good Football in live games when we had Carroo in the lineup and even without him at the end against Indiana. One BIG coach said he struggles at times to see what is coming at him. I'll agree with that. They also said we had good RB's but they also could not perform against the better BIG teams either. In fact, Laviano and Carroo (mainly Carroo) did better against Mich St than our RB's did. Same with Nova the year before against Michigan. I beg all of you to look at every position on the field in those horrible losses and not just the QB. If nothing is working, the QB looks very, very bad. That is Football. But tell me who played well in those games aside from Carroo? Maybe one or two guys on the OL did okay depending on the matchups. The RB's did what they could. But if 7 guys are losing the battle then the Defense wins.Don't know why people keep falling for the same thing year after year, Laviano's problem was never in practice wearing a green jersey, his problem is between his ears when someone is coming at him in live action as Ash and staff will find out if they choose to go with Laviano first. I'm ok with this because unlike Flood, this staff will not hesitate to yank him when that time comes.
Amen. People are so stupid with this. They refuse to see what is right in front of their faces. Give Laviano a break. Kid works his ass off, and people just bash him relentlessly. They blame him, as if that somehow makes sense.
Of course its valid to criticize the prior staff for not benching Laviano when he was struggling. But if you think any QB on roster is head and shoulders better than the others, you are out of your mind.
Not exactly true. He played some very good Football in live games when we had Carroo in the lineup and even without him at the end against Indiana. One BIG coach said he struggles at times to see what is coming at him. I'll agree with that. They also said we had good RB's but they also could not perform against the better BIG teams either. In fact, Laviano and Carroo (mainly Carroo) did better against Mich St than our RB's did. Same with Nova the year before against Michigan. I beg all of you to look at every position on the field in those horrible losses and not just the QB. If nothing is working, the QB looks very, very bad. That is Football. But tell me who played well in those games aside from Carroo? Maybe one or two guys on the OL did okay depending on the matchups. The RB's did what they could. But if 7 guys are losing the battle then the Defense wins.
On the other side of the ball, Lambert stacked up against the top tier BIG pretty well along with Gause and Longa. Other guys were playing hurt and out of position so again, if 8 guys are losing the battle the Offense wins.
If you can only sit here and judge the QB in those games you are doing yourselves and the game a big disservice. This is not directed to you Oldman because I laugh out loud at most of your comments. I am just quoting you because I agreed and disagreed about the in between the ears comment. Yes, he and Nova had some issues with getting clobbered when they were not protected well. That happens to many QB's in the NFL too. Look at Eli. Two Super Bowl Rings but some days he looks very bad. That's Football.
Great Post Baby!Not exactly true. He played some very good Football in live games when we had Carroo in the lineup and even without him at the end against Indiana. One BIG coach said he struggles at times to see what is coming at him. I'll agree with that. They also said we had good RB's but they also could not perform against the better BIG teams either. In fact, Laviano and Carroo (mainly Carroo) did better against Mich St than our RB's did. Same with Nova the year before against Michigan. I beg all of you to look at every position on the field in those horrible losses and not just the QB. If nothing is working, the QB looks very, very bad. That is Football. But tell me who played well in those games aside from Carroo? Maybe one or two guys on the OL did okay depending on the matchups. The RB's did what they could. But if 7 guys are losing the battle then the Defense wins.
On the other side of the ball, Lambert stacked up against the top tier BIG pretty well along with Gause and Longa. Other guys were playing hurt and out of position so again, if 8 guys are losing the battle the Offense wins.
If you can only sit here and judge the QB in those games you are doing yourselves and the game a big disservice. This is not directed to you Oldman because I laugh out loud at most of your comments. I am just quoting you because I agreed and disagreed about the in between the ears comment. Yes, he and Nova had some issues with getting clobbered when they were not protected well. That happens to many QB's in the NFL too. Look at Eli. Two Super Bowl Rings but some days he looks very bad. That's Football.
Very well said.Not exactly true. He played some very good Football in live games when we had Carroo in the lineup and even without him at the end against Indiana. One BIG coach said he struggles at times to see what is coming at him. I'll agree with that. They also said we had good RB's but they also could not perform against the better BIG teams either. In fact, Laviano and Carroo (mainly Carroo) did better against Mich St than our RB's did. Same with Nova the year before against Michigan. I beg all of you to look at every position on the field in those horrible losses and not just the QB. If nothing is working, the QB looks very, very bad. That is Football. But tell me who played well in those games aside from Carroo? Maybe one or two guys on the OL did okay depending on the matchups. The RB's did what they could. But if 7 guys are losing the battle then the Defense wins.
On the other side of the ball, Lambert stacked up against the top tier BIG pretty well along with Gause and Longa. Other guys were playing hurt and out of position so again, if 8 guys are losing the battle the Offense wins.
If you can only sit here and judge the QB in those games you are doing yourselves and the game a big disservice. This is not directed to you Oldman because I laugh out loud at most of your comments. I am just quoting you because I agreed and disagreed about the in between the ears comment. Yes, he and Nova had some issues with getting clobbered when they were not protected well. That happens to many QB's in the NFL too. Look at Eli. Two Super Bowl Rings but some days he looks very bad. That's Football.
You make a good argument for Laviano Yeah Baby but you're cherry picking situations to fit your argument and blaming his teammates for his own shortcomings when in fact, Laviano himself was terrible by any measurement. Like I said in my previous post, I'm no longer stressed about our QB situation because Flood is no longer making the decisions, Ash is. Let's see what happens in a few months, if Laviano truly is the best QB on the roster, so be it.Not exactly true. He played some very good Football in live games when we had Carroo in the lineup and even without him at the end against Indiana. One BIG coach said he struggles at times to see what is coming at him. I'll agree with that. They also said we had good RB's but they also could not perform against the better BIG teams either. In fact, Laviano and Carroo (mainly Carroo) did better against Mich St than our RB's did. Same with Nova the year before against Michigan. I beg all of you to look at every position on the field in those horrible losses and not just the QB. If nothing is working, the QB looks very, very bad. That is Football. But tell me who played well in those games aside from Carroo? Maybe one or two guys on the OL did okay depending on the matchups. The RB's did what they could. But if 7 guys are losing the battle then the Defense wins.
On the other side of the ball, Lambert stacked up against the top tier BIG pretty well along with Gause and Longa. Other guys were playing hurt and out of position so again, if 8 guys are losing the battle the Offense wins.
If you can only sit here and judge the QB in those games you are doing yourselves and the game a big disservice. This is not directed to you Oldman because I laugh out loud at most of your comments. I am just quoting you because I agreed and disagreed about the in between the ears comment. Yes, he and Nova had some issues with getting clobbered when they were not protected well. That happens to many QB's in the NFL too. Look at Eli. Two Super Bowl Rings but some days he looks very bad. That's Football.
Wow talk about cherry picking...You make a good argument for Laviano Yeah Baby but you're cherry picking situations to fit your argument and blaming his teammates for his own shortcomings when in fact, Laviano himself was terrible by any measurement. Like I said in my previous post, I'm no longer stressed about our QB situation because Flood is no longer making the decisions, Ash is. Let's see what happens in a few months, if Laviano truly is the best QB on the roster, so be it.