It's amazing in a game AB looked so off from the get and go that they couldn't get the run going. Only 63 yards on the ground. It's like every single phase of the game had a major problem.

The Ducks have some big receivers and often throws it in the ground. There were so many opportunities for a first down to an open receiver and AB was just off the mark.

I'm sure Moorhead will have plenty of opportunities to get an HC job. Maybe not a top team, but it's hard not to think he'll bolt to run his own show.

Let's hope Mario doesn't bring in another transfer QB next year. I've assumed for a while 1 or 2 QB's would transfer before the season started once it looks like there's a frontrunner. I wouldn't think a QB would transfer next week, but I would've said the same about Pittman last week. 

In todays modern game it's hard to expect a team with a poor passing game to make the playoffs. I hope a different QB can change that next year. It seems there's issues schematically to work out too.
 

DucksReign wrote:

That is not an opinion but rather a statistical fact. For 3 consecutive seasons the head coach has done exactly the same thing... once the starter is determined, he and ONLY he gets to play meaningful minutes regardless of performance.

I disagree. T Shough was determined to be the starter last year before being pulled for A Brown.

Herbert currently has 93 rushing yards, 30 more than Oregon put up last night and there's still 8 minutes left in the game. 

It's too late already to get other QB's minutes or make the switch. Putting AB in at the end of the year last year made know sense.

I agree too that no adjustments were made. I like that they were trying to make throws downfield, but AB looked really off from the start, which warranted a change of game plan.

Was AB hurt last night. Late in the game it didn't look like he was able to run like usuel. I wouldn't even be surprised if he is questionable for next week