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Post by brownie on Oct 30, 2022 1:25:55 GMT -6
Sorry. I didn’t see anything out of Bouman that Camp isn’t capable of doing. I still think Camp is considerably better and yesterday proved it to me. When Camp is playing well, he’s more fun to watch IMO. I’m gonna take a pass on giving Bouman his own parking spot and keys to the offices right now. These beat downs seem to happen when the end is near and everyone has checked out I’m not sure the ‘Ol “playing for pride” speech is gonna motivate this team going forward. I’d fully expect major changes to both the staff and players at the end of the season.
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Post by dbyote on Oct 30, 2022 7:27:22 GMT -6
Sorry. I didn’t see anything out of Bouman that Camp isn’t capable of doing. I still think Camp is considerably better and yesterday proved it to me. When Camp is playing well, he’s more fun to watch IMO. I’m gonna take a pass on giving Bouman his own parking spot and keys to the offices right now. These beat downs seem to happen when the end is near and everyone has checked out I’m not sure the ‘Ol “playing for pride” speech is gonna motivate this team going forward. I’d fully expect major changes to both the staff and players at the end of the season. I'll agree with you on that. Camp has more upside. We've seen it. It wasn't translating to better play on the field and he was playing below replacement level. He doesn't have enough equity built up to let him play through it. Either QB is plysically talented enough to win at this level but we aren't good enough elsewhere on the roster for them to be a weak spot. |
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Post by elcoyote on Oct 30, 2022 10:20:22 GMT -6
I didn't see, listen to or even know the results of the game until later last night, so I have no basis for an opinion on anything regarding, but it seems we've had the most success offensively with dual threat quarterbacks.
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Post by captaincoyote on Oct 30, 2022 12:10:09 GMT -6
Bouman has already made several throws that I've never seen Camp make. Camp is great when he can set his feet and make short to intermediate passes to wide open receivers. Bouman makes the big throws.
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Post by MD on Oct 30, 2022 12:31:45 GMT -6
Kinda wild to me after a game where we gave up 38 points in the first half we are debating who should be QB1
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Post by 88grad on Oct 30, 2022 13:04:18 GMT -6
Kinda wild to me after a game where we gave up 38 points in the first half we are debating who should be QB1 I was just gonna say the same. Whose QB1 is not the problem! Everything else seems to be. |
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Post by bobo on Oct 30, 2022 17:02:18 GMT -6
Some of the incompetence on this board is hilarious and baffles me. Why get certain people the ball? Well, if a person is “our” best player at a position (who cares if they can play or cannot play at XDSU, they aren’t there) logic would say to get them the ball as often as you can to see if they can influence a game. That’s my infatuation and 10 other coaches, SIDS, etc in the league agreed with it going into the season, so it’s not rocket science. Another one would be to keep Theis in the game more, not rocket science either. He is one touch away from busting one off. And for those that think the Bouman kid isn’t better at processing the game faster mentally at this point, I highly question your knowledge of what you were watching last week and yesterday. Definitely something to build on that will only get better with more reps. Not perfect by any means, but who is and could have made a few better choices by not taking sacks, but significantly better than what we saw in the first 7 games. Plus you can tell the offensive guys know if they get open the ball will be thrown to them.
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