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He can sling it... He just doesn't unless it's to overthrow wide open receivers by 10 yards.

The kid has a cannon for an arm and confidence, but he has fricking rocks for brains and falls for the most simple baits. It's wild to see the dude that was clamored for have the QB IQ of a kid on Madden.

Flynn and Mauck over Daniels is nasty work. A title doesn't mean shite when ranking QBs. If Daniels has any of the defenses that the guys he put above them, we have another blowout season and play for a title.

This is a dumb thread, especially considering the fact that if JD5 couldn't win with this defense, there isn't a QB1 in the country who could. Dude gave us the best offense in the country with insane QB efficiency, and we lost 3 games. JD5's name is going to be in Tiger Stadium as a Heisman winner. That's special.

Yes sir! I'm really happy for the kid, especially after the shite he took last year and how he elevated his game.

Anyone who says it's not a contender is biased.

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Poor dude is a good coach

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Head coach? Nah, not even a little bit. The roster has talent that should be able to move the ball.

I agree 100%. Doesn't matter how much talent you have when the whole coaching staff fricking sucks.

Honestly, if we could get Jayden Daniels, I'd take him. Dude isn't a deep ball guy, but he can at least move the ball and run the offense down late.

Kamara's biggest asset was a strong passing game. Carr not being able to hit a wide open receiver allows them to focus on Kamara out of the backfield.

Shaheed could have fricking set up a campfire and cooked a meal in the endzone with that much time and space, and he had to try to super soldier a catch to have a chance because the pass fricking sucked.

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As usual you’re lying and race baiting. JRuss was loved from the first pass he threw in his first spring game.

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You clearly weren't here. The Rant wanted Flynn over Jamarcus nonstop.

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Are turnovers the only thing keeping him from starting?

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No, but they play a big role. I like the kid, and he has a great arm. But for all the shite that JD gets for his football IQ, Nuss has the same issues in different areas.

JD is too dependent on running and doesn't make throws he isn't completely confident in, but he's mobile and efficient when it comes to turnovers at the very least. Nuss is the opposite. He's going to sit there and force a throw or put up a jump ball that isn't there.

Like I said, I like him, and I'm not slandering his talent. He's got a fricking cannon and a lot of confidence in his arm, but turnovers are a huge deal. Even more of an issue is WHY he's a turnover machine. That's what keeps him from starting. He can't move, he forces throws regardless of the situation, and that just won't ever work in the SEC.

Joe Burrow and other great QBs in the SEC who could sling it in that fashion have all been inherently smart when it comes to reads and situational decision making. Nuss just doesn't have that.

Tough draw, but still in a great spot. I see promotion on the horizon.

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This was a shite-the-bed moment. This was a big stage for a young group, and they played like a young group who'd never been there before.

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Pretty solid take on it. I can forgive Pulisic for a mishit based on his play otherwise. Tim and Haji legit just spazzed out in a way that shouldn't happen at this level. Zimmerman out there thinking he's fricking Pele with the overhead attempt had me laughing my arse off.

He's not wrong. They essentially just counted on our CB pairing to shift towards the man with the ball on the wing and create a lane. Matt plays across to keep the far post shot out, and they slot it across him.

They ate us alive on those mistakes. Adams let a free runner by, but frankly, the CBs just played it poorly. Ream was even screaming at Zimmerman after the second.