Post by victor2111 on Sept 8, 2007 17:11:13 GMT -5
thepredator said:
Deckman didn't exactly floor me either.
Same. He had a bad 1st half and a solid 2nd half. I wanted to see Henton play a little more and see what he can do but the coach just didn't play him(he did get 2 plays but didn't make a pass).
Post by victor2111 on Sept 8, 2007 17:20:22 GMT -5
I would also love to see Saine,Small and Henton together. Speaking of Small. I'm mad he didn't get to play today. I guess its for the best. I was watching before the game started and he was catching punts and played pass with the QB's. I hope he is back for the Washington game.
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Post by thepredator on Sept 8, 2007 17:30:20 GMT -5
Yes...I think they are real careful about the high ankle thing.
We certainly are going to need some pizzazz for the at Wash. game since the offensive line is looking a little soggy....at leasts it seems as though they are.
But even considering the opposition the defense is doing a very snappy job.
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Post by osujustice on Sept 10, 2007 5:17:01 GMT -5
I didn't like how Tressel pulled Boeckman the series following their first touchdown. Let Boeckman get a little rhythm going and then pull him out for Schoenhoft? Does that make any sense to anyone else? Thats a good way to lose a game imo.
Theres a difference to getting the backups some reps and prolonging a struggling offense's woes.
Post by buckeyeintx on Sept 10, 2007 7:29:12 GMT -5
To me Boeckman = Krenzel with less experience. he makes poor throws into coverage, and doesn't have the skills to make the difficult throws so he plays it safe. Good and bad when only our guy can catch it because its so high or outside, but sometimes even our guys can't get to his throws.
Rob actually didn't look that bad to me, and he seemed to give the O a spark, like they guys wanted to play harder for him then they do Todd. Again reminisent of Zwick and Smith.
I do agree that Antonio should of got a better chance, a trained monkey can turn and hand off.
Alos, I thought Mo Well looked better than I can rememer seeing him. Not great, but better.
Post by moceltics33 on Sept 10, 2007 7:42:10 GMT -5
schoenhoft needs to stop throwing the ball into the turf, and thats going to start happening once he learns to throw the ball a wee bit softer. every single throw cant be 100 percent - thats one major thing boeckman has a good grip on. no pun intended.
if the line would play up to its potential, i dont think it matters who we have behind center. they are all pretty much C+ QBs at this point, IMO.
Post by angrybaldman on Sept 10, 2007 10:40:06 GMT -5
Henton should ride the pine right now. The last thing we need is to throw him in behind a suspect line and have his force the ball and create turnovers. THE KID IS NOT TROY EFFIN SMITH
Post by bucksnbucs on Sept 10, 2007 10:46:20 GMT -5
buckeyeintx said:
To me Boeckman = Krenzel with less experience. he makes poor throws into coverage, and doesn't have the skills to make the difficult throws so he plays it safe. Good and bad when only our guy can catch it because its so high or outside, but sometimes even our guys can't get to his throws.
Rob actually didn't look that bad to me, and he seemed to give the O a spark, like they guys wanted to play harder for him then they do Todd. Again reminisent of Zwick and Smith.
I do agree that Antonio should of got a better chance, a trained monkey can turn and hand off.
Alos, I thought Mo Well looked better than I can rememer seeing him. Not great, but better.
I'm always amused at the way people view Krenzel. All I can say is thank God for that kid.
