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Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 6:22 am
by Lebanese4Life
It's the receivers who can't make a grab to save their lives. GG looked good against TCU and his numbers woulda been much better had the WR done their jobs.
Do you guys really think Preston is better than GG? GG is miles ahead and I rather keep riding him because he gets better with every game. Who knows, he could be elite next year when we join the BE. If we go with CP we are starting from zero and likely wont even get to a bowl. I believe the smart thing to do is to go with the one with the most xp and the most potential and that's GG. Unlike many of you, I still believe Gilbert is our answer at QB.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 6:32 am
by Mustangs35SMU
Lebanese4Life wrote:GG looked good against TCU
You're joking right?
Almost every pick was thrown right to the TCU defense. He overthrew several receivers. Yes, the receivers deserve a lot of the blame. But Gilbert was terrible, and has been all season.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 7:22 am
by SoCal_Pony
Problem is that for most of JJ's stay here, the backup QB has been either a fresh / soph who has taken no meaningful snaps, so it has been a complete crap-shot as to if they would be successful or not.
Padron's play at Tulsa was a rare exception.
Mr RnS has failed miserably at developing our QBs and WRs.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 7:26 am
by Comet
I think it's foolish into thinking the problem here lies in only one person. Gilbert IS part of the problem, but I'd say more blame has to fall on JJ's system and the receivers' overall play this season.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 7:58 am
by Lebanese4Life
Mustangs35SMU wrote:Lebanese4Life wrote:GG looked good against TCU
You're joking right?
Almost every pick was thrown right to the TCU defense. He overthrew several receivers. Yes, the receivers deserve a lot of the blame. But Gilbert was terrible, and has been all season.
I stopped watching after the 3rd interception (since it was around 5am my time and I had work in the morning) and up until that point he looked pretty good. We win this game if the receivers catch the ball. Receivers were absolutely pathetic. That miscatch by Holman is worthy of making an appearance on the not top 10
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 8:49 am
by SMU 86
Not all but some of those drops were balls thrown behind the receivers. Not all were drops that were put right on the numbers. Both QB and receivers have enough blame to share.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:00 am
by GRGB
Lebanese4Life wrote:It's the receivers who can't make a grab to save their lives. GG looked good against TCU and his numbers woulda been much better had the WR done their jobs.
Should have read:
It's the receivers who can't make a grab to save their lives. GG looked good
if TCU db's were our wr's. His numbers woulda been much better
had those DB catches counted.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:03 am
by soccermom
I disagree and think he is a big part of the problem......unfortunately
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:08 am
by LA_Mustang
Lebanese4Life wrote:It's the receivers who can't make a grab to save their lives. GG looked good against TCU and his numbers woulda been much better had the WR done their jobs.
Did you see the game?? I'll give you that GG got no help from his WRs or the weather but he rarely hit them in stride. Most of his throws are slightly off a majority of the time.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:53 am
by Charleston Pony
LA_Mustang wrote:Lebanese4Life wrote:It's the receivers who can't make a grab to save their lives. GG looked good against TCU and his numbers woulda been much better had the WR done their jobs.
Did you see the game?? I'll give you that GG got no help from his WRs or the weather but he rarely hit them in stride. Most of his throws are slightly off a majority of the time.
so true and that's my major concern. He has hit very few guys in stride so far this year and that's what makes this offense go. Better get it together for UTEP or the natives are really going to get testy
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:10 am
by sbsmith
Lebanese4Life wrote:It's the receivers who can't make a grab to save their lives. GG looked good against TCU and his numbers woulda been much better had the WR done their jobs.
Do you guys really think Preston is better than GG? GG is miles ahead and I rather keep riding him because he gets better with every game. Who knows, he could be elite next year when we join the BE. If we go with CP we are starting from zero and likely wont even get to a bowl. I believe the smart thing to do is to go with the one with the most xp and the most potential and that's GG. Unlike many of you, I still believe Gilbert is our answer at QB.
Gilbert isn't the answer at QB, but he's not the only one to blame for our offensive woes. His receivers are terrible and they're not going to get much better before he's out of eligibility.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:16 am
by austinponie
YDS TD INT
2012 Season
884 4 9
Career
4185 17 32
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:17 am
by gostangs
we could go get us some JC transfers right now. OSU and KSU reload every year.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:17 am
by TidePony
Blame JJ, the buck stops with him.
Re: Gilbert is not the problem
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:27 am
by Mustangsabu
TidePony wrote:Blame JJ, the buck stops with him.
I don't think JJ has a problem with that.
It probably took him about one game to work out that all PFs do is point fingers.