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Didn't we beat a top-notch team in week 1?“I would say definitely he’s made incremental progress,” Savage said. “The reality is Jalen Hurts is one of the best college football quarterbacks in the country because of his dual-threat ability. You got a running back build with a big throwing arm. His drop-back game is a work in progress, and I think that will continue to improve a little bit at a time.” - Phil Savage
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Phil sounds like a politician who is trying to make the best of things. I really like Jalen, he's clearly the best QB we have, but he is going to have to improve a great deal if Bama is going to beat top notch teams like Clemson.
you obviously didn't get the memoDidn't we beat a top-notch team in week 1?
he showed last year he is a winner, i think he will continue to show us that his full tenure at the capstone. just speaking for myself, i don't really care about much more than that.We will be fine with Jalen. In fact, I predict that he will leave the capstone as the winningest qb in Alabama history. That being said, Im not sure that he will ever necessarily be able to consistently throw the ball downfield like a Deshaun Watson or even Baker Mayfield does and it might be unrealistic for us to expect that from him. First of all we are and always will be under Saban a run-first O and we seem to be focusing on the short passing game under Daboll.
I couldn't aree more. Our offense put up one 3rd and out after another the entire second half, and that's why we came up short. The defense can only do so much, and they are going to wear out when they are on the field as much as they were.To blame the clemson loss on the Bama d is crazy. If the offense had done anything the second half, just one long time consuming drive, or multiple short ones the defense isnt so exhausted. A team cant run 99 plays if your offense is doing its job.
We did, and that was a very good win. That was done with defense and special teams, and I'm not comfortable relying on making big plays on defense and special teams all season. Bama needs to develop the passing game, and I'm pretty sure that all of the coaches would say the same. Luckily, we have a pretty weak schedule, I don't see many serious threats the rest of the way, so we have time to develop the passing game before we face another elite team.Didn't we beat a top-notch team in week 1?