Artificial turf is an abomination, especially for football. It shouldn't be permitted. It never should have been allowed in the first place.Have to agree with Campbell here. They always talk about player safety, yet this billion dollar business, keeps insisting on allowing artificial turf.
| Career[13] | 689 | 1,125 | 61.2 | 8,600 | 7.6 | 60 | 29 | 137.9 | 170 | 403 | 2.4 | ||
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| Cmp | Att | Pct | Yds | Avg | TD | Int | Rtg | Att | Yds | Avg | TD | ||
| Season | Team | Passing | Rushing | ||||||||||
| 2017 | Utah State | ||||||||||||
| 2018 | Utah State | ||||||||||||
| 2019 | Utah State |
Agree. When we start getting higher picks next spring and potentially beyond I'd like to see someone else making the calls. I don't think Gute is the right guy.
I've been against turf for a long time, going to back to the old days of ESPN message boards in the late 90's. and now we have high schools clamoring for it and every new stadium being built must have it. Parents think it's great to let their kids play on turf for peewee football because it's like the pro's. I wish they'd bury it all and plant grass. Would be better for everyone involved except those making money off recycling tires.
Yup and I have seen how the rest of the league has drafted too, so what is your point?
Probably also when you fall ******* it. Especially when it's your head/shoulder/back. Probably tougher on knees also. I guess it is for the owners with domed stadiums. Is it really that much money they save?
The owners shouldn't worry, they usually figure out a way to get the tax payers to pay for the stadium. Also, domed stadiums can have natural grass. With all the money being made in the NFL and their supposed "player safety is important to us", there should be absolutely no reason that they can't figure out a way to eventually have all natural/hybrid fields. Lambeau is a hybrid field, it is both natural and artificial.
Most definitely! And today's artificial is just a shadow. Go back to that horrific cement they played on in the 70's and 80's. I feel for those players including the great Walter Payton.
Lol no doubt
I think they scrap up a few more wins potentially they are too hurt and playing bad to do anything I personally would like to see them get a high pick and trade those for future assets when Rodgers does retire
So not a good time to be putting in Love. Can't judge how good he is if he has no receivers and no protection.
Maybe because he hasn't been good enough to jump ahead of a first-ballot HOFer or something?
False. No concussion.
I doubt we'll see Love starting until we are mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. That might not take too long unfortunately...
He was drafted because they felt they had 3 more years with Rodgers . Not start right away like some
Watson did not have a concussion. He got the wind knocked out of him. I don't understand why they kept him out after that tho.
Interesting that you actually post the numbers for his 2019 season but not for 2018. His numbers for 2018 weren't just "good." They were outstanding. He passed for 32 TDs and 6 INTs. He also had 7 rushing TDs. Then next season, he lost his coach. He lost 4 starters on his OL who were all replaced with sophomores and freshmen. His top two receivers graduated and several other offensive players transferred. There wasn't much left in the cupboard for him or his coach to work with, so Gary Anderson basically told him to go out there and throw caution to the wind and wing it. So he did. I also recall, per an Athlon Sports article, that of the 17 INTs he threw, 7 of those were tipped by his receivers, including 2 in one game. Utah State was also 8th in D1 for dropped passes.
Wasn't the pass tipped or am I not remembering correctly?
Wasn’t tipped. Lb made great play
you are either disingenuous or didn’t t actually watch the whole game. The boneheaded penalty was a late tackle out of bounds which he double downed on by mocking the crowd and refs immediately after doing it begore the flag could even be thrown.
