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Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2020 6:34 pm
Not sure what this means. Nevada is "opening" back up. Casinos and hotels open June 4. Pay to play houses won't be far behind. Not sure if masks will be mandatory.....
I was wondering when they'll open the brothels. Thanks.bladerunnr wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 8:03 pmNot sure what this means. Nevada is "opening" back up. Casinos and hotels open June 4. Pay to play houses won't be far behind. Not sure if masks will be mandatory.....
Well, he does pull a guard now and then, and doubleteams a defensive end every few plays. I'm quickly being sickened by my imagination.....
I like the o-line we are bringing back. We are pretty deep at reciever and te. Running backs look good. When this damned offense clicks, its brutal. I hope that is our 2020 year.Asmodeanreborn wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 5:35 pm I'm curious to see how much we lose on the defense due to our coaches being poached. Hopefully we're buckled in for the future and the defense is more a reflection of Bohl's coaching of our position coaches and coordinators, but it's definitely a wild card. Losing Logan Wilson will also hurt, but I do think we have some talent at LB, at least.
With all that said, if we're going to have a decent season, offense needs to improve. Even top 75 would be a huge step up.
Our main issue is that all our top pass catchers graduated. Even then, its not like we were that big a threat through the air all season. We were more of an option team that would sometimes pass the ball. We do have 2 very good running QBs, but as we've seen, it takes quite the toll on them.WyoBrandX wrote: ↑Sun Jun 07, 2020 8:04 pmI like the o-line we are bringing back. We are pretty deep at reciever and te. Running backs look good. When this damned offense clicks, its brutal. I hope that is our 2020 year.Asmodeanreborn wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 5:35 pm I'm curious to see how much we lose on the defense due to our coaches being poached. Hopefully we're buckled in for the future and the defense is more a reflection of Bohl's coaching of our position coaches and coordinators, but it's definitely a wild card. Losing Logan Wilson will also hurt, but I do think we have some talent at LB, at least.
With all that said, if we're going to have a decent season, offense needs to improve. Even top 75 would be a huge step up.
This is where my worry is as well. Our TEs seem to have good hands, but they were under-utilized last season. Some of our top receivers had plenty of cases of the drops, but some of that was also lack of QB accuracy or just firing bombs. I'm hoping Gunner spends this prolonged off-season learning from his brother, who apparently runs some sort of a football performance camp now? Aside from him, I suppose Eberhardt caught a few passes, but he hardly ever got separation, which is an issue.fromolwyoming wrote: ↑Wed Jun 10, 2020 3:10 pmOur main issue is that all our top pass catchers graduated. Even then, its not like we were that big a threat through the air all season. We were more of an option team that would sometimes pass the ball. We do have 2 very good running QBs, but as we've seen, it takes quite the toll on them.WyoBrandX wrote: ↑Sun Jun 07, 2020 8:04 pmI like the o-line we are bringing back. We are pretty deep at reciever and te. Running backs look good. When this damned offense clicks, its brutal. I hope that is our 2020 year.Asmodeanreborn wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 5:35 pm I'm curious to see how much we lose on the defense due to our coaches being poached. Hopefully we're buckled in for the future and the defense is more a reflection of Bohl's coaching of our position coaches and coordinators, but it's definitely a wild card. Losing Logan Wilson will also hurt, but I do think we have some talent at LB, at least.
With all that said, if we're going to have a decent season, offense needs to improve. Even top 75 would be a huge step up.
If our passing ability could just get to at least the low 50% on a consistent basis, we'll have a strong year on offense.
Okay man. Where do we start the fun. I think we need to get you laid. (btw double down on what you just gave - i need it). Okay its time!
LOL Gawd, I'm 46 and I feel like I'm still on the starting line aka life. Hell, I never even kissed a girl!!!!WyoBrandX wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2020 7:57 pmOkay man. Where do we start the fun. I think we need to get you laid. (btw double down on what you just gave - i need it). Okay its time!
According to Sports Reference, the 2019-2020 Wyoming Cowboys offense had 109 total receptions. TOTAL. Between Running Backs, Wide Receivers, and Tight Ends. 109. Those 109 receptions generated 1,770 total yards and 11 touchdowns.fromolwyoming wrote: ↑Wed Jun 10, 2020 3:10 pmOur main issue is that all our top pass catchers graduated. Even then, its not like we were that big a threat through the air all season. We were more of an option team that would sometimes pass the ball. We do have 2 very good running QBs, but as we've seen, it takes quite the toll on them.WyoBrandX wrote: ↑Sun Jun 07, 2020 8:04 pmI like the o-line we are bringing back. We are pretty deep at reciever and te. Running backs look good. When this damned offense clicks, its brutal. I hope that is our 2020 year.Asmodeanreborn wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 5:35 pm I'm curious to see how much we lose on the defense due to our coaches being poached. Hopefully we're buckled in for the future and the defense is more a reflection of Bohl's coaching of our position coaches and coordinators, but it's definitely a wild card. Losing Logan Wilson will also hurt, but I do think we have some talent at LB, at least.
With all that said, if we're going to have a decent season, offense needs to improve. Even top 75 would be a huge step up.
If our passing ability could just get to at least the low 50% on a consistent basis, we'll have a strong year on offense.
"...noticeable drop off in the passing game"....this made me chuckle....could you imagine if there were a "noticeable" drop off?....Would that look like some of the incompletions from last year becoming picks?ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2020 1:57 pmAccording to Sports Reference, the 2019-2020 Wyoming Cowboys offense had 109 total receptions. TOTAL. Between Running Backs, Wide Receivers, and Tight Ends. 109. Those 109 receptions generated 1,770 total yards and 11 touchdowns.fromolwyoming wrote: ↑Wed Jun 10, 2020 3:10 pmOur main issue is that all our top pass catchers graduated. Even then, its not like we were that big a threat through the air all season. We were more of an option team that would sometimes pass the ball. We do have 2 very good running QBs, but as we've seen, it takes quite the toll on them.WyoBrandX wrote: ↑Sun Jun 07, 2020 8:04 pmI like the o-line we are bringing back. We are pretty deep at reciever and te. Running backs look good. When this damned offense clicks, its brutal. I hope that is our 2020 year.Asmodeanreborn wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 5:35 pm I'm curious to see how much we lose on the defense due to our coaches being poached. Hopefully we're buckled in for the future and the defense is more a reflection of Bohl's coaching of our position coaches and coordinators, but it's definitely a wild card. Losing Logan Wilson will also hurt, but I do think we have some talent at LB, at least.
With all that said, if we're going to have a decent season, offense needs to improve. Even top 75 would be a huge step up.
If our passing ability could just get to at least the low 50% on a consistent basis, we'll have a strong year on offense.
AC - 23 Receptions 314 Yards 1 Touchdown
Rocket - 23 Receptions 355 Yards 2 Touchdowns
Harshman - 20 Receptions 264 Yards 2 Touchdowns
Valladay - 11 Receptions 211 Yards 2 touchdowns
Those are the only people who caught double digit balls.
I understand losing AC and Rocket tugs the heart strings a little but c'mon. I don't think we are going to see any noticeable drop off in the passing game.