Jalen Milroe Makes Career Announcement Before Alabama-Tennessee About NIL

[crimsonaudio]

this didn't age well, at all.

I doubt anyone expected JM to regress as dramatically as he did against tennessee.

 

[TideMan09]

this didn't age well, at all.

Yup..Like I said this deal looks awful for Panini, I dunno if Jalen is hurt or if Jalen is more worried about, making NIL deals instead of actually preparing for football games..

Jalen has regressed to the point, he needs too watch from the sideline, to heal up from any injury or get back into the film room learning the opponents we're playing..

Jalen has always looked extremely prepared going into games, but, he's looked totally lost the last 3 games by his standard of play or he's been hurt im not sure..

Whatever the problem is his play has been off & so has this offense..

I would love to see what Ty Simpson can do in this offense if giving the chance..

 

[cdub55]

Yeah, he's been awful...
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He has the worst TD-INT ratio in SEC play of all SEC QB's. Yea he's fine. Nothing to see here.

 

[colbysullivan]

I doubt anyone expected JM to regress as dramatically as he did against tennessee.

I mean, did you watch the USCe game?

Yes, this is tongue in cheek, but...

 

[gtgilbert]

I doubt anyone expected JM to regress as dramatically as he did against tennessee.

I don't think he regressed. The same issues have always been there (except for a quarter and a half against UGA), but the until we got into meaningful/capable competition we could get away with it. I've said multiple times that throws that are off schedule/late or slightly off target and are ugly completions or PBUs against teams like WKU and Vandy, will turn into INTs against better SEC DBs.

 

[mlh]

I would love to see what Ty Simpson can do in this offense if giving the chance..

Me too, TideMan09.

Can anyone provide any insight as to why TS hasn't been given a chance to show what he can do? Especially when JM is obviously struggling to run the offense?

 

[BamaMoon]

I doubt anyone expected JM to regress as dramatically as he did against tennessee.

My dad taught me if you keep water and oil in a car it'll run without issue.

Jalen got an oil and water fill up before Georgia and because of the way they played off the short routes he had wide-open receivers and he was playing toss and catch.

But since that first quarter, he's been leaking oil and water and the engine was struggling against Vandy and USCe. It blew up against UTk.

We need a new engine.

 

[colbysullivan]

My dad taught me if you keep water and oil in a car it'll run without issue.

Jalen got an oil and water fill up before Georgia and because of the way they played off the short routes he had wide-open receivers and he was playing toss and catch.

But since that first quarter, he's been leaking oil and water and the engine was struggling against Vandy and USCe. It blew up against UTk.

We need a new engine.

Wait...water too?

 

[TideMan09]

I don't think he regressed. The same issues have always been there (except for a quarter and a half against UGA), but the until we got into meaningful/capable competition we could get away with it. I've said multiple times that throws that are off schedule/late or slightly off target and are ugly completions or PBUs against teams like WKU and Vandy, will turn into INTs against better SEC DBs.

I agree 100% Gilbert, the one thing we've always had at Bama, we're missing this year is a running game our opponents respect..

When a team simply clogs the LOS, pinning their ears back focusing on bum rushing Jalen, cause they have noooooo respect or fear of our running game..

I'm not sure what can be done to salvage the rest of the year, if our running remains nonexistent, it's going too be longgggg rest of the year..

 

[CrimsonTitles]

I doubt anyone expected JM to regress as dramatically as he did against tennessee.

I mean, maybe not fully expected, but I'm certainly not surprised

 

[gtgilbert]

I agree 100% Gilbert, the one thing we've always had at Bama, we're missing this year is a running game our opponents respect..

When a team simply clogs the LOS, pinning their ears back focusing on bum rushing Jalen, cause they have noooooo respect or fear of our running game..

I'm not sure what can be done to salvage the rest of the year, if our running remains nonexistent, it's going too be longgggg rest of the year..

they respect the running game more than our short passing game. The real reason they can do what they do is that JM can't consistently execute a hot read to make them back out of blitzes so there's not a lot our staff can do from a playcall standpoint to minimize the downsides.

 

[TideMan09]

they respect the running game more than our short passing game. The real reason they can do what they do is that JM can't consistently execute a hot read to make them back out of blitzes so there's not a lot our staff can do from a playcall standpoint to minimize the downsides.

I can't argue otherwise, but, we have noooooo running game & that allows the defense to pin their ears back focusing on Jalen, when you make Jalen nonexistent, our entire offense is nonexistent..