The year before he (Burrow) was drafted the organization did this:
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And burrow saved Taylor job. There was talk of Taylor being a one and done
It has already been established by Sty, myself, and others that Haskins has maturity issues. That is a fact. It could have led to his death sadly.
That's not why they get the trophy first... they get it because they built the organizational system that won the SB. (btw; they always thank the people who were also instrumental in reaching that achievement)
You could actually say RR has never found a qb. He found a linebacker that called himself a qb. But like all QBs who rely more on running eventually they get tired of taking those hits and their game falls off. OTOH, you can’t blame Ron for Haskins failuresIt has already been established by Sty, myself, and others that Haskins has maturity issues. That is a fact. It could have led to his death sadly.
The question is, who do you trust more....Ryan Day or Ron Rivera?
On one hand, you have Rivera who only identified and developed 1 QB in 12 years as an NFL head coach. He is going into year 4 at WSH and still hasn't identified a starting QB. Rivera has attempted to sign veterans, trade for busts, and work with draft picks to get his franchise QB. None of his "plans" or strategies have worked thus far. Rivera has secured only 3 winning seasons in 12 years and has proven to be a failure as a GM.
Rivera selected an unproven coach out of nepotism to be his OC. That coach was Scott Turner. In Turner's 3 years, Turner has not found continuity with any of his QBs in the 3 years. Needless to say, Turner is NOT a coach that is ideal for developing a QB in the NFL.
Day on the other hand has or will put in three first-round QBs in the NFL (Fields, Haskins, and Stroud). Day has been the full-time HC at Ohio St for 4 years now. Day said of Haskins:
Day then told the crowd about how Haskins became Ohio State’s starting quarterback in 2018, which Day considers “one of the most magical seasons in the history of college football.”̦ He talked about the moments that led up to that for Haskins – including his fumble that was returned for a touchdown against Illinois in 2017, and how he bounced back to lead Ohio State to a comeback win against Michigan the following week – and about the signature moments of Haskins’ lone season as the Buckeyes’ starter, including how he led Ohio State to an overtime win at Maryland, threw for six touchdowns against Michigan and passed for a school-record 499 yards against Northwestern in the Big Ten Championship Game.
“It’s been said before that some men don’t fear death, they fear being irrelevant or insignificant. I can tell you something right now: Dwayne Haskins left a legacy behind,” Day said. “He was relevant. He was significant. He had an impact on so many people at Ohio State.
“In such a short time, the impact he made on this Earth, I just wish I had more time with him and I know we all do here. I just want to let you know that Ohio State and our program is forever in debt to Dwayne Haskins and the Haskins family.”
In speaking about the impact of Haskins, Day said:
“We would not be where we’re at right now without Dwayne Haskins,” Day said.
Under Day's tutelage, Haskins threw for 50 TDs and almost 5,000 yards in 2018.
Day also knew Haskins was struggling in WSH. He said:
Dwayne is a very talented young man, and I have a special place in my heart for him,” Day said. "It’s not easy for him to go through. He’s going to come out of it. There’s still a lot of football ahead of him.
“He’s resilient, he’s strong and he’s going to get through this. All great quarterbacks have gone through adversity.”
So why is that Day got Haskins to be so effective but Rivera could not? Did Haskins become a bum once he got drafted and decided to stop caring? Or is Day just an effective coach and Rivera is not? You tell me?
So either Day knows what he is doing OR Rivera is incompetent. Or maybe Haskins decided to ball out in college and then purposely stink it up in the NFL? You tell me what sounds more plausible.
I absolutely blame Rivera for not developing Haskins and giving him the tools to be successful. I actually had a good friend say he was bumed when Haskins got drafted. I asked him why and he said: "Because he went to Rivera and Washington"
I cannot wait for the day when we don't have to talk about Rivera's failures. In 5 years, we look back and see how terrible he was for this organization and how much damage he actually did. But let's not let the facts in the way...
I will wait on the poop or clown reactions. We wouldn't want to blame King Rivera for anything now would we?
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day on Dwayne Haskins' benching: ‘He’s going to get through this’
The Washington Football Team demoted the Buckeyes' single-season passing record holder to third string earlier this week.www.cleveland.com
Ryan Day Eulogizes Dwayne Haskins at Memorial Service: “Ohio State and Our Program is Forever In Debt to Dwayne Haskins”
During a eulogy at Dwayne Haskins’ memorial service on Sunday night, Ryan Day talked about the impact Haskins made at Ohio State and the legacy he left behind.www.elevenwarriors.com
...And the choir sang...It has already been established by Sty, myself, and others that Haskins has maturity issues. That is a fact. It could have led to his death sadly.
The question is, who do you trust more....Ryan Day or Ron Rivera?
On one hand, you have Rivera who only identified and developed 1 QB in 12 years as an NFL head coach. He is going into year 4 at WSH and still hasn't identified a starting QB. Rivera has attempted to sign veterans, trade for busts, and work with draft picks to get his franchise QB. None of his "plans" or strategies have worked thus far. Rivera has secured only 3 winning seasons in 12 years and has proven to be a failure as a GM.
Rivera selected an unproven coach out of nepotism to be his OC. That coach was Scott Turner. In Turner's 3 years, Turner has not found continuity with any of his QBs in the 3 years. Needless to say, Turner is NOT a coach that is ideal for developing a QB in the NFL.
Day on the other hand has or will put in three first-round QBs in the NFL (Fields, Haskins, and Stroud). Day has been the full-time HC at Ohio St for 4 years now. Day said of Haskins:
Day then told the crowd about how Haskins became Ohio State’s starting quarterback in 2018, which Day considers “one of the most magical seasons in the history of college football.”̦ He talked about the moments that led up to that for Haskins – including his fumble that was returned for a touchdown against Illinois in 2017, and how he bounced back to lead Ohio State to a comeback win against Michigan the following week – and about the signature moments of Haskins’ lone season as the Buckeyes’ starter, including how he led Ohio State to an overtime win at Maryland, threw for six touchdowns against Michigan and passed for a school-record 499 yards against Northwestern in the Big Ten Championship Game.
“It’s been said before that some men don’t fear death, they fear being irrelevant or insignificant. I can tell you something right now: Dwayne Haskins left a legacy behind,” Day said. “He was relevant. He was significant. He had an impact on so many people at Ohio State.
“In such a short time, the impact he made on this Earth, I just wish I had more time with him and I know we all do here. I just want to let you know that Ohio State and our program is forever in debt to Dwayne Haskins and the Haskins family.”
In speaking about the impact of Haskins, Day said:
“We would not be where we’re at right now without Dwayne Haskins,” Day said.
Under Day's tutelage, Haskins threw for 50 TDs and almost 5,000 yards in 2018.
Day also knew Haskins was struggling in WSH. He said:
Dwayne is a very talented young man, and I have a special place in my heart for him,” Day said. "It’s not easy for him to go through. He’s going to come out of it. There’s still a lot of football ahead of him.
“He’s resilient, he’s strong and he’s going to get through this. All great quarterbacks have gone through adversity.”
So why is that Day got Haskins to be so effective but Rivera could not? Did Haskins become a bum once he got drafted and decided to stop caring? Or is Day just an effective coach and Rivera is not? You tell me?
So either Day knows what he is doing OR Rivera is incompetent. Or maybe Haskins decided to ball out in college and then purposely stink it up in the NFL? You tell me what sounds more plausible.
I absolutely blame Rivera for not developing Haskins and giving him the tools to be successful. I actually had a good friend say he was bumed when Haskins got drafted. I asked him why and he said: "Because he went to Rivera and Washington"
I cannot wait for the day when we don't have to talk about Rivera's failures. In 5 years, we look back and see how terrible he was for this organization and how much damage he actually did. But let's not let the facts in the way...
I will wait on the poop or clown reactions. We wouldn't want to blame King Rivera for anything now would we?
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day on Dwayne Haskins' benching: ‘He’s going to get through this’
The Washington Football Team demoted the Buckeyes' single-season passing record holder to third string earlier this week.
Ryan Day Eulogizes Dwayne Haskins at Memorial Service: “Ohio State and Our Program is Forever In Debt to Dwayne Haskins”
During a eulogy at Dwayne Haskins’ memorial service on Sunday night, Ryan Day talked about the impact Haskins made at Ohio State and the legacy he left behind.
Why not?
It has already been established by Sty, myself, and others that Haskins has maturity issues. That is a fact. It could have led to his death sadly.
The question is, who do you trust more....Ryan Day or Ron Rivera?
On one hand, you have Rivera who only identified and developed 1 QB in 12 years as an NFL head coach. He is going into year 4 at WSH and still hasn't identified a starting QB. Rivera has attempted to sign veterans, trade for busts, and work with draft picks to get his franchise QB. None of his "plans" or strategies have worked thus far. Rivera has secured only 3 winning seasons in 12 years and has proven to be a failure as a GM.
Rivera selected an unproven coach out of nepotism to be his OC. That coach was Scott Turner. In Turner's 3 years, Turner has not found continuity with any of his QBs in the 3 years. Needless to say, Turner is NOT a coach that is ideal for developing a QB in the NFL.
Day on the other hand has or will put in three first-round QBs in the NFL (Fields, Haskins, and Stroud). Day has been the full-time HC at Ohio St for 4 years now. Day said of Haskins:
Day then told the crowd about how Haskins became Ohio State’s starting quarterback in 2018, which Day considers “one of the most magical seasons in the history of college football.”̦ He talked about the moments that led up to that for Haskins – including his fumble that was returned for a touchdown against Illinois in 2017, and how he bounced back to lead Ohio State to a comeback win against Michigan the following week – and about the signature moments of Haskins’ lone season as the Buckeyes’ starter, including how he led Ohio State to an overtime win at Maryland, threw for six touchdowns against Michigan and passed for a school-record 499 yards against Northwestern in the Big Ten Championship Game.
“It’s been said before that some men don’t fear death, they fear being irrelevant or insignificant. I can tell you something right now: Dwayne Haskins left a legacy behind,” Day said. “He was relevant. He was significant. He had an impact on so many people at Ohio State.
“In such a short time, the impact he made on this Earth, I just wish I had more time with him and I know we all do here. I just want to let you know that Ohio State and our program is forever in debt to Dwayne Haskins and the Haskins family.”
In speaking about the impact of Haskins, Day said:
“We would not be where we’re at right now without Dwayne Haskins,” Day said.
Under Day's tutelage, Haskins threw for 50 TDs and almost 5,000 yards in 2018.
Day also knew Haskins was struggling in WSH. He said:
Dwayne is a very talented young man, and I have a special place in my heart for him,” Day said. "It’s not easy for him to go through. He’s going to come out of it. There’s still a lot of football ahead of him.
“He’s resilient, he’s strong and he’s going to get through this. All great quarterbacks have gone through adversity.”
So why is that Day got Haskins to be so effective but Rivera could not? Did Haskins become a bum once he got drafted and decided to stop caring? Or is Day just an effective coach and Rivera is not? You tell me?
So either Day knows what he is doing OR Rivera is incompetent. Or maybe Haskins decided to ball out in college and then purposely stink it up in the NFL? You tell me what sounds more plausible.
I absolutely blame Rivera for not developing Haskins and giving him the tools to be successful. I actually had a good friend say he was bumed when Haskins got drafted. I asked him why and he said: "Because he went to Rivera and Washington"
I cannot wait for the day when we don't have to talk about Rivera's failures. In 5 years, we look back and see how terrible he was for this organization and how much damage he actually did. But let's not let the facts in the way...
I will wait on the poop or clown reactions. We wouldn't want to blame King Rivera for anything now would we?
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day on Dwayne Haskins' benching: ‘He’s going to get through this’
The Washington Football Team demoted the Buckeyes' single-season passing record holder to third string earlier this week.
Ryan Day Eulogizes Dwayne Haskins at Memorial Service: “Ohio State and Our Program is Forever In Debt to Dwayne Haskins”
During a eulogy at Dwayne Haskins’ memorial service on Sunday night, Ryan Day talked about the impact Haskins made at Ohio State and the legacy he left behind.
he is a career BU who has some starts , for where he was drafted and what he is he isnt bad
the nfl is littered with star college qbs who were indispensable to their college teams and turned out to be urine in the pro'sIt has already been established by Sty, myself, and others that Haskins has maturity issues. That is a fact. It could have led to his death sadly.
The question is, who do you trust more....Ryan Day or Ron Rivera?
On one hand, you have Rivera who only identified and developed 1 QB in 12 years as an NFL head coach. He is going into year 4 at WSH and still hasn't identified a starting QB. Rivera has attempted to sign veterans, trade for busts, and work with draft picks to get his franchise QB. None of his "plans" or strategies have worked thus far. Rivera has secured only 3 winning seasons in 12 years and has proven to be a failure as a GM.
Rivera selected an unproven coach out of nepotism to be his OC. That coach was Scott Turner. In Turner's 3 years, Turner has not found continuity with any of his QBs in the 3 years. Needless to say, Turner is NOT a coach that is ideal for developing a QB in the NFL.
Day on the other hand has or will put in three first-round QBs in the NFL (Fields, Haskins, and Stroud). Day has been the full-time HC at Ohio St for 4 years now. Day said of Haskins:
Day then told the crowd about how Haskins became Ohio State’s starting quarterback in 2018, which Day considers “one of the most magical seasons in the history of college football.”̦ He talked about the moments that led up to that for Haskins – including his fumble that was returned for a touchdown against Illinois in 2017, and how he bounced back to lead Ohio State to a comeback win against Michigan the following week – and about the signature moments of Haskins’ lone season as the Buckeyes’ starter, including how he led Ohio State to an overtime win at Maryland, threw for six touchdowns against Michigan and passed for a school-record 499 yards against Northwestern in the Big Ten Championship Game.
“It’s been said before that some men don’t fear death, they fear being irrelevant or insignificant. I can tell you something right now: Dwayne Haskins left a legacy behind,” Day said. “He was relevant. He was significant. He had an impact on so many people at Ohio State.
“In such a short time, the impact he made on this Earth, I just wish I had more time with him and I know we all do here. I just want to let you know that Ohio State and our program is forever in debt to Dwayne Haskins and the Haskins family.”
In speaking about the impact of Haskins, Day said:
“We would not be where we’re at right now without Dwayne Haskins,” Day said.
Under Day's tutelage, Haskins threw for 50 TDs and almost 5,000 yards in 2018.
Day also knew Haskins was struggling in WSH. He said:
Dwayne is a very talented young man, and I have a special place in my heart for him,” Day said. "It’s not easy for him to go through. He’s going to come out of it. There’s still a lot of football ahead of him.
“He’s resilient, he’s strong and he’s going to get through this. All great quarterbacks have gone through adversity.”
So why is that Day got Haskins to be so effective but Rivera could not? Did Haskins become a bum once he got drafted and decided to stop caring? Or is Day just an effective coach and Rivera is not? You tell me?
So either Day knows what he is doing OR Rivera is incompetent. Or maybe Haskins decided to ball out in college and then purposely stink it up in the NFL? You tell me what sounds more plausible.
I absolutely blame Rivera for not developing Haskins and giving him the tools to be successful. I actually had a good friend say he was bumed when Haskins got drafted. I asked him why and he said: "Because he went to Rivera and Washington"
I cannot wait for the day when we don't have to talk about Rivera's failures. In 5 years, we look back and see how terrible he was for this organization and how much damage he actually did. But let's not let the facts in the way...
I will wait on the poop or clown reactions. We wouldn't want to blame King Rivera for anything now would we?
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day on Dwayne Haskins' benching: ‘He’s going to get through this’
The Washington Football Team demoted the Buckeyes' single-season passing record holder to third string earlier this week.
Ryan Day Eulogizes Dwayne Haskins at Memorial Service: “Ohio State and Our Program is Forever In Debt to Dwayne Haskins”
During a eulogy at Dwayne Haskins’ memorial service on Sunday night, Ryan Day talked about the impact Haskins made at Ohio State and the legacy he left behind.
It's interesting that the "only time and anywhere" merely exists within the time it took you to write this! If it was the money as you imply then the wealthiest owner in the league would ONLY get the trophy. So, sir, it's NOT the money, it's the achievement!
Generally, You don't get drafted high by well-run teams, so the failure rate is high. Some of the failures belong to the players of course, but a lot belong to the organization as previously outlined. Let's all try to remember that coach firings happen every year and sometimes as often as QB changes.
I get all of what you are saying . A guy like JC had great work ethic and some tools but he couldn’t get it done .
Duke, this response here deserves no poop or clown emojis. I give you credit for speaking your opinion on matters. In fact, Haskins was "short changed" in DC, that much was very clear. For a man who claims he has a military background (Because Dad was military) surely didn't show much patience with a immature yet talented football player who was so young, he likely should have sat a year if not 2 coming out of OSU with one season under his belt.It has already been established by Sty, myself, and others that Haskins has maturity issues. That is a fact. It could have led to his death sadly.
The question is, who do you trust more....Ryan Day or Ron Rivera?
On one hand, you have Rivera who only identified and developed 1 QB in 12 years as an NFL head coach. He is going into year 4 at WSH and still hasn't identified a starting QB. Rivera has attempted to sign veterans, trade for busts, and work with draft picks to get his franchise QB. None of his "plans" or strategies have worked thus far. Rivera has secured only 3 winning seasons in 12 years and has proven to be a failure as a GM.
Rivera selected an unproven coach out of nepotism to be his OC. That coach was Scott Turner. In Turner's 3 years, Turner has not found continuity with any of his QBs in the 3 years. Needless to say, Turner is NOT a coach that is ideal for developing a QB in the NFL.
Day on the other hand has or will put in three first-round QBs in the NFL (Fields, Haskins, and Stroud). Day has been the full-time HC at Ohio St for 4 years now. Day said of Haskins:
Day then told the crowd about how Haskins became Ohio State’s starting quarterback in 2018, which Day considers “one of the most magical seasons in the history of college football.”̦ He talked about the moments that led up to that for Haskins – including his fumble that was returned for a touchdown against Illinois in 2017, and how he bounced back to lead Ohio State to a comeback win against Michigan the following week – and about the signature moments of Haskins’ lone season as the Buckeyes’ starter, including how he led Ohio State to an overtime win at Maryland, threw for six touchdowns against Michigan and passed for a school-record 499 yards against Northwestern in the Big Ten Championship Game.
“It’s been said before that some men don’t fear death, they fear being irrelevant or insignificant. I can tell you something right now: Dwayne Haskins left a legacy behind,” Day said. “He was relevant. He was significant. He had an impact on so many people at Ohio State.
“In such a short time, the impact he made on this Earth, I just wish I had more time with him and I know we all do here. I just want to let you know that Ohio State and our program is forever in debt to Dwayne Haskins and the Haskins family.”
In speaking about the impact of Haskins, Day said:
“We would not be where we’re at right now without Dwayne Haskins,” Day said.
Under Day's tutelage, Haskins threw for 50 TDs and almost 5,000 yards in 2018.
Day also knew Haskins was struggling in WSH. He said:
Dwayne is a very talented young man, and I have a special place in my heart for him,” Day said. "It’s not easy for him to go through. He’s going to come out of it. There’s still a lot of football ahead of him.
“He’s resilient, he’s strong and he’s going to get through this. All great quarterbacks have gone through adversity.”
So why is that Day got Haskins to be so effective but Rivera could not? Did Haskins become a bum once he got drafted and decided to stop caring? Or is Day just an effective coach and Rivera is not? You tell me?
So either Day knows what he is doing OR Rivera is incompetent. Or maybe Haskins decided to ball out in college and then purposely stink it up in the NFL? You tell me what sounds more plausible.
I absolutely blame Rivera for not developing Haskins and giving him the tools to be successful. I actually had a good friend say he was bumed when Haskins got drafted. I asked him why and he said: "Because he went to Rivera and Washington"
I cannot wait for the day when we don't have to talk about Rivera's failures. In 5 years, we look back and see how terrible he was for this organization and how much damage he actually did. But let's not let the facts in the way...
I will wait on the poop or clown reactions. We wouldn't want to blame King Rivera for anything now would we?
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day on Dwayne Haskins' benching: ‘He’s going to get through this’
The Washington Football Team demoted the Buckeyes' single-season passing record holder to third string earlier this week.
Ryan Day Eulogizes Dwayne Haskins at Memorial Service: “Ohio State and Our Program is Forever In Debt to Dwayne Haskins”
During a eulogy at Dwayne Haskins’ memorial service on Sunday night, Ryan Day talked about the impact Haskins made at Ohio State and the legacy he left behind.
You see it’s easy now to say Haskins should’ve sat for a year or two, but I don’t remember anyone other than sty saying it at the time. Ron gave the boy several chances.
This is true. The NFL has tons of ex-college QBs who were studs and did not transition well in the NFL. I agree.
