2021 Verbal: Cole Payton

[56BISON73]

I don't think anyone blames the quarterback, but rather the OC that changed up the QB situation.

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Nope nobody is blaming the QB. But a QB makes a difference thats all that was said. But the usual jackasses made it out to more than what what was intended.
Its what they do.

[mtoutfitter]

One, his excuse to not play Wentz was similar about the offense not adjusting to a new QB. Herp Derp... Play Wentz.

B. He talks out of his ass all the time about shit he's clueless about... See double blind studies.

Not really....Wentz was an opinion, everybody had one, turned out his wasn't the one Klieman went with. Like I said just his personal opinion, as another poster said earlier PL didn't know that Wentz had been practicing. Adjusting as an OL to a new QB is something he has personal experience with.

[EC8CH]

Nope nobody is blaming the QB. But a QB makes a difference thats all that was said. But the usual jackasses made it out to more than what what was intended.
Its what they do.

More like some say the linemen, TEs and fullbacks who jumped are responsible for their own mistakes. The usual crew with their axes to grind particularly about the OC, want to blame it on him giving Quincy a few snaps. They seem to be the ones making more out of that decision even some stupid shit about making players happy like it's some handout to QP?

[EC8CH]

Not really....Wentz was an opinion, everybody had one, turned out his wasn't the one Klieman went with. Like I said just his personal opinion, as another poster said earlier PL didn't know that Wentz had been practicing. Adjusting as an OL to a new QB is something he has personal experience with.

Klieman disagreed. Flat out said it was a no brainer. Look it up. He didn't need to consider it for a second.

[mtoutfitter]

Klieman disagreed. Flat out said it was a no brainer. Look it up.

I know that but your dislike of PL keeps you from seeing his point. Instead you want to divert to Wentz/Stick and Double Blind Trials and refuse to give a nod to experience. Good night all.

[ByeSonBusiness]

Klieman disagreed. Flat out said it was a no brainer. Look it up. He didn't need to consider it for a second.

That doesn't make Klieman right or wrong. Thats an opinion thing.

The "cadence" thing is pretty widely accepted as an issue across football lmaoo

[EC8CH]

That doesn't make Klieman right or wrong. Thats an opinion thing.

The "cadence" thing is pretty widely accepted as an issue across football lmaoo

That Wentz torn the stuffing out of the Gamecocks makes Klieman and everyone who saw the obviousness of starting Wentz right. Silly overblown concerns were silly.

Also made Klieman and the Bison National Champions.

[EC8CH]

I know that but your dislike of PL keeps you from seeing his point. Instead you want to divert to Wentz/Stick and Double Blind Trials and refuse to give a nod to experience. Good night all.

Same guys experience lead to that bonehead opinion about Wentz over similar concerns. Same bonehead talks out of his ass and is completely wrong on other subjects like vaccines. I feel my point is crystal clear and relevant, good day if you disagree.

I see Pats point. I think he is overblowing it just like his reasons not to start Wentz. I think CAS is overblowing it because he loves grinding his axe about Roehl.

I think QP is a special talent. Ran all over ETSU and they knew it was coming and couldn't stop it. Good on Roehl for getting him on the field to contribute to the offense.

[ByeSonBusiness]

That Wentz torn the stuffing out of the Gamecocks makes Klieman and everyone who saw the obviousness of starting Wentz right. Silly overblown concerns were silly.

Also made Klieman and the Bison National Champions.

It didn't "make" ndsu champions. They would have won either way in retrospect. They turned the ball over three times lol. Their decision ended up not biting them in the ass though and thats good.

[WeAreThePride]

I think it’s pretty silly to blame one guy for the whole thing. I think that the people making these decisions have backgrounds comparable to the people you reference and they they’ve concluded differently as it regards the risks and rewards for the team.

Nobody's blaming Quincy. It's just a fact that introducing more variables into an equation complicates the result.