What rattled Nuss?

It’s time to put some respect on Kyle field.
I know it’s hard bc muhDeathValley, but our team was completely lost and rattled for most of the second half bc of the noise

He looked like exactly who he's always been. Do y'all not remember him coming into games after Jayden and throwing picks?

Nothing happened. Playing a higher level of talent feasted on the poor decisions he has gotten away with against lesser teams

Our supposedly elite OL is playing terrible
Not opening holes and not protecting Nuss’ pocket

He completely freaked out last night though even more than normal. He flushed the pocket almost immediately because he was scared. He doesn’t stick his nose in there like Burrow which is why he sits on the ball and doesn’t run when it’s wide open. Scared.

He’s no threat to run the ball. He’s one dimensional and easy to intimidate.

Yes, Shemar Turner's headbutt.

The first interception might've got to him. It really started out well. He escaped pressure, and rolled for more time, but he rolled to the left. He's good on the run, rolling to the right. But not as natural on the run, rolling to the left.
His accuracy and arm strength are not as good on the run to the left. Then the throw became more difficult because Anderson was actually running up the field and away from him to get open. Given the circumstances, it would've been better to run back toward the QB. But that's something that gets developed with a QB with time and experience.
The throw on the run to the left involves a lot of body contortion. It's a difficult throw that's not natural for many guys. Knowing this, the throwaway is an option. In other similar scenarios, if there's time and space to adjust from running to step into a throw, that's going to be better for the accuracy and arm strength on the throw. But that contortion throw on the run to the left is not a strength in his passing repertoire right now, especially to a receiver running upfield and to the right.
It's possible to get better at the contortive part of the throw on the run, but that's more of an offseason improvement, and something that could get better with core training.
The elusion of the pressure was really good, though.

The second interception was something that was bound to happen sooner or later with as many passes out near the sidelines like that there are in the offense. And it happened at an inopportune time on the road.

The last one was a good play by York. I don't think Nussmeier saw what York was doing. Otherwise he would've rolled to the right. There would've been time and space because York abandoned the pass rush and went for the RB.

Games like this happen sometimes. The key is bouncing back from the adversity.

He’s been rattled since hte Ole Miss game

You guys just didn’t care about it because we beat Arkansas and Ole Miss

He does stupid, stupid shite. Max Johnson type interceptions except he doesn’t have a wet noodle arm