I guess we are over Tanner Lee

Hard to talk about the QB when your defense or lack of one spots the other team 42 points in the first half. Who are we kidding....somebody really thought it was the quarterback?

 
Hayseed said:
Hard to talk about the QB when your defense or lack of one spots the other team 42 points in the first half. Who are we kidding....somebody really thought it was the quarterback?
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I understand it's hard to come back from that big deficit, but there were 4 straight drives in the 2nd half where the offense came up empty.  The D was making stops and creating turnovers and the offense was doing nothing for the last 25 minutes of the game.

 
No one said it was the QB's fault although 4 int's is not good.  We have coaches who have no sense of urgency and it tells in their demeanor!  He is not what we were sold at all!

 
Huskerfan55 said:
No one said it was the QB's fault although 4 int's is not good.  We have coaches who have no sense of urgency and it tells in their demeanor!  He is not what we were sold at all!
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The 4 INT's aren't a total indictment on the QB, but they are an indictment on Langsdorf's (and Riley's) offense.  In 2015, we were told that the mistakes were due to Armstrong's poor passing and decision making.  Now, that Riley and Langsdorf have a QB more of their style, the offense is still making mistakes.

 
ColoradoHusk said:
I understand it's hard to come back from that big deficit, but there were 4 straight drives in the 2nd half where the offense came up empty.  The D was making stops and creating turnovers and the offense was doing nothing for the last 25 minutes of the game.
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Good thing Oregon became really stupid and stopped passing on us.......it was better for the kids that way.

 
I like the play calls that essentially take a player out of the play that could block.

Why in the hell are they running play action on 3rd and long when they are down 14-28 points?  It's brutal to watch over and over.

Forced him to rush, and/or throw into coverage, his throws several times.

 
Huskers44 said:
Disagree. The last one was on Farniok. DE just blew by him and hit Lee's arm. If Morgan catches that first one that's a 7 point difference. 
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Yeah I stated earlier I forgot his arm got hit on the one and I don't think it was Farniok I think it was one of the TE's who got beat.  

 
MyBloodIsRed16 said:
Yeah I stated earlier I forgot his arm got hit on the one and I don't think it was Farniok I think it was one of the TE's who got beat.  
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Very well could've been a TE. I thought that one was Farniok I do know it game from the right side. But the middle two INT's were definitely his fault just horrible throws. 

 
MattyIce said:
Who was that TE on that last play?
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Listening to DB from last night right now. He just said it was Hoppes coming back to try to block after being in motion. IIRC he did have to come from across the other side of the line.

So part of it was poor play design, IMO (having him have to move that far is a stretch)... but it was still a terrible attempt at a block. The defender bounced right off him on the way to hitting Lee's arm.

Their OLBs/DL killed us at several points last night. Lee's lack of mobility was really apparent.

 
The Dude said:
Eh, Morgan wasn't exactly open.   While it was a good pass, it was not a good decision, and it resulted in a turnover.  Which led to 7 points for Oregon.
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I don't know man. Throwing into double coverage is generally not advisable, but he threaded it in there and the throw was money.

Maybe I'm expecting too much, but in order to win football games, players have to make plays. Morgan is one of our best players. I was disappointed with him on that one.

 
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