Is there much of a difference? I mean in result (not style/scheme). Very, very disappointing given we were led to believe this would be an upgrade.
On the flip side, D looks solid.
On the flip side, D looks solid.
Yeah. Bajakian was better.Is there much of a difference? I mean in result (not style/scheme). Very, very disappointing given we were led to believe this would be an upgrade.
On the flip side, D looks solid.
Yes. Our running game looks much better.Is there much of a difference? I mean in result (not style/scheme). Very, very disappointing given we were led to believe this would be an upgrade.
On the flip side, D looks solid.
Apply the same two game standard to QB Wright as well. He has done some very good things in two games. He is much better than what you imply.Let’s judge a guy after 2 games. Of course I miss the Bajakian run up the middle on first down negative yards. Or the wildcat direct snap to jack Lausch special that always got stuffed.
Luhan is stuck with zero quarterback because Bahamian couldn’t recruit one.
Watch the game. The offensive line is playing much better. Zero sacks. Wide receivers are getting open.
Wright just sucks. Missed seeing tons of wide open players. Throws the ball to his option A. Never looks off the defense. Can’t throw a decent ball period.
You know what Bajakian did in his first two games? You know?Yeah. Bajakian was better.
"Led to believe"? Do you mean "we chose to believe?Is there much of a difference? I mean in result (not style/scheme). Very, very disappointing given we were led to believe this would be an upgrade.
On the flip side, D looks solid.
Agreed. Duke is a mediocre team that is probably not much better than Miami Hydroxide. Wright had a solid game and a bad game. Let's see how he does v Indy.Apply the same two game standard to QB Wright as well. He has done some very good things in two games. He is much better than what you imply.
If we only had Bajakian he would have run Cam up the middle on the third down play instead of that crazy end run. That was Lujan’s fault (if it was not a busted play) and costs us the game. Although we should have won the game in regulation. Wright is another sad story."Led to believe"? Do you mean "we chose to believe?
I prefer Lujan very much so far as I at least see a lot more attempts to be creative, stretch the field horizontally, etc... but we've now seen a Jake/McCall style completely disastrous red zone play call and ultimately the results are what they are. Some of it is just the guys: we don't really have em. Maybe Lujan will be better at getting more outside threats in town. But the results will be the pudding, and it's a bad start.Is there much of a difference? I mean in result (not style/scheme). Very, very disappointing given we were led to believe this would be an upgrade.
On the flip side, D looks solid.
WAY too early to tellIs there much of a difference? I mean in result (not style/scheme). Very, very disappointing given we were led to believe this would be an upgrade.
On the flip side, D looks solid.