(10-08-2017 06:53 PM)7 Wrote:  

(10-08-2017 06:51 PM)NIU32 Wrote:  

(10-08-2017 06:45 PM)7 Wrote:  It's going to be Graham when he's healthy.

Santa is going to need to learn to make better decision's if he ever wants to be the guy. It was why he didn't get the job coming out of camp.

Childers is the best runner of the bunch, but he's easily the worst thrower.

I know we haven’t seen a ton of Childers yet, but I’m not sure I could say that Graham is a better passer than anybody on the roster. He has absolutely zero touch... I think he has a career 55% completion percentage (almost all bubble screens) and 8 career TDs. Childers is almost halfway there after 1 game.

Definitely not easy and I can see why Rod had a tough time figuring this out. Still like the idea of rolling with a two headed monster in Santa and Childers. Both have their strong suits and it would force defenses to prepare much more.


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Every pass Childers throws is a duck. I don't see how he'll be effective with his arm over an extended period of time.

But I've been wrong before.

Sad thing is NIU is probably 5-0 if Maddie got a 6th year. Oh well.

Rewatched the game and the ball was not coming out clean from Childer's hand even in Q4. I know there was lots of wind and rain but that 4th Q duck of an interception and his other uninspired throws has me concerned.

Really hard for Carey to figure out this mess at QB.

But for the 4th straight game those NIU Huskies were flying around and playing hard. Proud of how they overcame the elements and adversity.

That defense was better than expected. Gave our O line fits.

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