HuskerInSecLand
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I have to be on the opposite side with this one.
UCLA's secondary is as young as Nebraska's LB's. NU's strong at receiver. Beck game planned that.
UCLA stacked the box and took Taylor's highest percentage passes away from him. Taylor was forced into his lowest percentage throws.
If Taylor actually had the running attributes necessary, this offense goes. Problem is Beck also knows Taylor is limited to wide open lanes.
UCLA executed their game plan well. "Make Taylor beat them with his arm" and only give him throws he cannot make.
The defense and Taylors inherent limittations lost this game, just likew all the other blow outs over the years.
I firmly believe a lot of these offensive woes leave with Taylor.
I think the defensive woes leave with Papuchis and the hiring of a proven unincumbered DC.
At least I can be sure Taylor will not be under center here next season.
I understand what you are saying and agree regarding Martinez. But why not bring our running backs into the game?
edit: and I agree this is a non-issue with Armstrong.