Dill Johnson MSU transfer
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AtomicDawg
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I'm not in in this debate. Too much would've/could've/should've for me.
n fairness, though, Haener seemed to put up a crooked number of picks in every practice based on reports.
Makes you wonder if coaching and scheme can matter.
whatshouldicareabout
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I'm not in in this debate. Too much would've/could've/should've for me.
n fairness, though, Haener seemed to put up a crooked number of picks in every practice based on reports.
Makes you wonder if coaching and scheme can matter.
Haener was too much of a gunslinger for Petersen. Haener was a better fit for DeBoer, so he made the right choice instead of trying to play after Eason
AtomicDawg
New Fish
I'm not in in this debate. Too much would've/could've/should've for me.
n fairness, though, Haener seemed to put up a crooked number of picks in every practice based on reports.
Makes you wonder if coaching and scheme can matter.
Haener was too much of a gunslinger for Petersen. Haener was a better fit for DeBoer, so he made the right choice instead of trying to play after Eason
He also wasn’t good nor would he have been while he was here. He was a turnover machine. That offensive staff wasn’t bringing it out of anyone. He went to qb reform school and became a good qb.
louism2wash
New Fish
I'm not in in this debate. Too much would've/could've/should've for me.
n fairness, though, Haener seemed to put up a crooked number of picks in every practice based on reports.
Makes you wonder if coaching and scheme can matter.
Haener was too much of a gunslinger for Petersen. Haener was a better fit for DeBoer, so he made the right choice instead of trying to play after Eason
He also wasn’t good nor would he have been while he was here. He was a turnover machine. That offensive staff wasn’t bringing it out of anyone. He went to qb reform school and became a good qb.
This is why I think that Dylan Morris could have a resurgence if we ever need him to play meaningful snaps. Not saying he's ever going to be an All Pac 12 player or anything but he could be way better than he looked in 2021. I was optimistic about him after the 2020 season where he had those two come-from-behind wins.
I'm not in in this debate. Too much would've/could've/should've for me.
n fairness, though, Haener seemed to put up a crooked number of picks in every practice based on reports.
Makes you wonder if coaching and scheme can matter.
Haener was too much of a gunslinger for Petersen. Haener was a better fit for DeBoer, so he made the right choice instead of trying to play after Eason
He also wasn’t good nor would he have been while he was here. He was a turnover machine. That offensive staff wasn’t bringing it out of anyone. He went to qb reform school and became a good qb.
This is why I think that Dylan Morris could have a resurgence if we ever need him to play meaningful snaps. Not saying he's ever going to be an All Pac 12 player or anything but he could be way better than he looked in 2021. I was optimistic about him after the 2020 season where he had those two come-from-behind wins.
Morris looked just as scatter brained and erratic in his game reps last year as he did under Donovan. He couldn't find the pocket let alone climb it or stay in it with good movement. He still can't see what's going on in front of him, and still throws some fugly ass balls.
But yeah I suppose the light could turn on.
louism2wash
New Fish
I'm not in in this debate. Too much would've/could've/should've for me.
n fairness, though, Haener seemed to put up a crooked number of picks in every practice based on reports.
Makes you wonder if coaching and scheme can matter.
Haener was too much of a gunslinger for Petersen. Haener was a better fit for DeBoer, so he made the right choice instead of trying to play after Eason
He also wasn’t good nor would he have been while he was here. He was a turnover machine. That offensive staff wasn’t bringing it out of anyone. He went to qb reform school and became a good qb.
This is why I think that Dylan Morris could have a resurgence if we ever need him to play meaningful snaps. Not saying he's ever going to be an All Pac 12 player or anything but he could be way better than he looked in 2021. I was optimistic about him after the 2020 season where he had those two come-from-behind wins.
Morris looked just as scatter brained and erratic in his game reps last year as he did under Donovan. He couldn't find the pocket let alone climb it or stay in it with good movement. He still can't see what's going on in front of him, and still throws some fugly ass balls.
But yeah I suppose the light could turn on.
Agreed. I guess my reason for optimism is less about Morris and more about Deboer. Morris isn't a pocket passer and I don't think Deboer would try to make him one the way Donovan did.
Kingdome_Urinals
New Fish
Sounds like Dillon is headed to UW afterall. Big get IMO.
sinceredawg
Member
Is dill any good? Leach didn't seem to mind dumping him.
AtomicDawg
New Fish
Who has leach said stuff about, numerous qb’s, entire offensive lines, his entire wide receiver core at msu, and his entire team I believe with the fat gf’s reference.
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whatshouldicareabout
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He fits our offense and should provide depth at worst and start at best.
He should be the best RB we've had since Salvon
Derek Johnson power ranking
1. IU
2. Napoleon Kaufman
3. Haener
4. Everyone else
PurpleSmoke
New Fish
Takes one to know one.
sinceredawg
Member
Anyone got a link for Dill film?
GrundleStiltzkin
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Kingdome_Urinals
New Fish
If you find his twitter he has some highlights. There are also some on youtube from his 2021 season, I believe.
He's not a heisman back but he's big and sudden.
He's not a heisman back but he's big and sudden.