Well...while SMU was pretty bad...he did have seven first ha,f touchdown passes in that game. But yes, gradual slide in the last third of the year outside that game.

(12-30-2015 08:19 PM)presskh Wrote:  

(12-30-2015 07:41 PM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-30-2015 07:16 PM)msu65 Wrote:  This game didn't mean anything to his ranking. The camps testing his footwork and arm position, strength of throws on out patterns will determine his banking account size. Plus professional analysts are smart enough to look at film and an entire season when making that decision.

I heard Steve Young say the other day... in college, everybody's open and in the pro's, no one is. This was a pretty good audition.

It was a good audition against superior defensive talent. However, Ole Miss also had superior talent and he looked like Aaron Rodgers that day. Agreeing with others, Lynch has looked lost ever since Fuente mentally checked out as HC.

Auburn looked better than Ole Miss. I didn't see our receivers get separation on their corners all day long.

(12-30-2015 07:38 PM)batman Wrote:  Paxton looked really bad today and hasn't looked great the past two or three games. I think the Xmas break hurt as well as JF leaving. I hope our little run isn't over?

CHRISTmas

Paxton will be fine and will be cheering for him on Sundays

Next year he will have plenty of money to spend at Xmas time.

I think this shows just how good Fuente and Cornelson are as coaches. He looked lost without them and his mechanics were bad. He looked like he did as a freshman.

(12-30-2015 08:52 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  I think this shows just how good Fuente and Cornelson are as coaches. He looked lost without them and his mechanics were bad. He looked like he did as a freshman.

Wasn't Cornelson calling plays today at the game. He doesn't leave for VTech till now.

(12-30-2015 08:52 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  I think this shows just how good Fuente and Cornelson are as coaches. He looked lost without them and his mechanics were bad. He looked like he did as a freshman.

It is my understanding Cornleson was coaching at B'ham.

(12-30-2015 08:58 PM)mayhem Wrote:  

(12-30-2015 08:52 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  I think this shows just how good Fuente and Cornelson are as coaches. He looked lost without them and his mechanics were bad. He looked like he did as a freshman.

It is my understanding Cornleson was coaching at B'ham.

Ok I thought he had already left

This didn't cost him anything. Body of work, combine, pro day, and NFL interviews will decide.

This game sucked doe.

(12-30-2015 09:05 PM)tnzazz Wrote:  This didn't cost him anything. Body of work, combine, pro day, and NFL interviews will decide.

This game sucked doe.

The kid is gonna get paid unless he makes a 6 on the Wonderlic Test or some jilted girlfriend feeds him a pizza laced with HGH.

(12-30-2015 09:02 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  

(12-30-2015 08:58 PM)mayhem Wrote:  

(12-30-2015 08:52 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  I think this shows just how good Fuente and Cornelson are as coaches. He looked lost without them and his mechanics were bad. He looked like he did as a freshman.

It is my understanding Cornleson was coaching at B'ham.

Ok I thought he had already left

Based on what I saw today he probably should have.

I thought Henderson had surgery after the Temple game injury?

(12-30-2015 05:14 PM)mem-x Wrote:  That performance will give many NFL team a bit of pause when determining a signing bonus offer. He'll still go very high (and should), but it just got cheaper to sign him.

There was something going on - worst QB performance since that 5th year Senior Miami QB tanked it against against Alabama in the Sugar Bowl about 10-12 years ago ...

Even if that's true he'll make millions versus the millions he would have made. Let him complain

Lynch didn't cost himself a dime today.

If he shows up at the combines and only measures out at 6'1" and displays a weak arm and interviews poorly, then he'll lose money.

Everything that has happened over the past few weeks will be easily explained away by front office officials that will be drooling over Lynch's numbers.

Whether or not today's game was lack of focus/prep on his part or not, the coaching situation will gloss it over when they see him in person and notes like 6'7", 235 and mobile are staring them in the face.

Anyone that thinks otherwise is deluding themselves.

(12-30-2015 07:41 PM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(12-30-2015 07:16 PM)msu65 Wrote:  This game didn't mean anything to his ranking. The camps testing his footwork and arm position, strength of throws on out patterns will determine his banking account size. Plus professional analysts are smart enough to look at film and an entire season when making that decision.

I heard Steve Young say the other day... in college, everybody's open and in the pro's, no one is. This was a pretty good audition.

I've heard that NFL teams have NFL lines and NFL receivers.

(12-30-2015 05:40 PM)mem-x Wrote:  Would have had a running game had someone called for running plays - each time we did it was successful enough to not abandon it for three straight throws ... Just saying.

I knew we were in trouble after the first two series. One running play, and that was for field position on a third down. I looked at my better half and said, "Someone decided that today was going to be a Paxton showcase instead of trying to win the effing game.

(12-30-2015 09:51 PM)Tiger1992 Wrote:  Lynch didn't cost himself a dime today.

If he shows up at the combines and only measures out at 6'1" and displays a weak arm and interviews poorly, then he'll lose money.

Everything that has happened over the past few weeks will be easily explained away by front office officials that will be drooling over Lynch's numbers.

Whether or not today's game was lack of focus/prep on his part or not, the coaching situation will gloss it over when they see him in person and notes like 6'7", 235 and mobile are staring them in the face.

Anyone that thinks otherwise is deluding themselves.

His mobility has been exposed against fast defenses.. Auburns defense is horrible and he couldn't get outside or up the field at all against them.. He looked slow against Auburn, Navy and Temple.. NFL players are much much more talented than what he has faced.. But I disagree this game probably made some scouts rethink.. JMO

How fast was Ole Miss?

This was an exhibition game. NFL scouts have a lot of film on him. The combines will determine where he goes.


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