re: Milroe is evolving in Alabama’s offense.

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Do I need to gif the throws he missed? Wide. arse. Open.


If you're counting on him to run 20 times for 150 yards the rest of the way, sure he'll probably be fine. But seeing as that hasn't been who he was all year and actually out rushed himself on the season in 1 game, odds are he goes back to having to throw the ball and when he does that, he's the guy that can't hide open receivers.


I'm not saying anything different than yall were before the LSU game. I don't think him turning into a running back against a bottom tier defense changes who he is.

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Right, and who is he is one of the best deep ball throwers in the country who is an erratic but effective passer within 20 yards who has stopped making turnover worthy throws the last 6 weeks. And he runs like a deer.

Our point was he's been pretty good even before the LSU game post-Texas. He didn't just all of a sudden play pretty well against LSU (he actually threw the ball worse against LSU than he has in weeks).

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georgia is going to shut that shite down

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Maybe, but they let Auburn's QBs run 16 times for 127 yards. LSU let them run 10 times for 46 yards.

So we'll see.

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His arm stinks

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How many wide open guys did he over throw Saturda

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He missed at least 3 deep balls and one short pass that would have been a td. So 4ish? Not bad

I wouldn't base anything on LSU game. Their Defenses is awful.

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And pulls it down to run after first read breaks down, we established that

He can't throw the ball less than 20 yards to any WR

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He threw some bad deep balls against LSU and generally his deep completions have been to WRs 5+ yds open but... He's gotten better, he was more decisive and the game seems to be slowing down for him..a little more polishing and continued improvement of the oline.... It'll be" perfect... just perfect "

Too me he looks like a better Anthony Richardson.

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Do I need to gif the throws he missed? Wide. arse. Open.


If you're counting on him to run 20 times for 150 yards the rest of the way, sure he'll probably be fine. But seeing as that hasn't been who he was all year and actually out rushed himself on the season in 1 game, odds are he goes back to having to throw the ball and when he does that, he's the guy that can't hide open receivers.


I'm not saying anything different than yall were before the LSU game. I don't think him turning into a running back against a bottom tier defense changes who he is.

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There's visible improvement though. Bama's oline cleaned up a shite load of pre-snap penalties they were committing early in the season, it's helped the offense flow better. Milroe has gained confidence, he's absorbed the coaching and he's gained trust in his WRs & RBs - he's not trying to do it all by himself. He has a nice way of converting 3rd downs, which I kinda like.

The competition got stiffer as we hit the meat of the SEC, everyone knew Bama would have to bring a productive offense and be able to score a lot of points to hang with likes of OleMiss/Arky/UT/LSU to even have a chance a W. This entire team (Milroe) settled down, listened and accepted the coaching/training and they've improved.

Gradual improvement, clean up errors and mistakes, players developing and getting better as the season progresses and players simply doing their damn job ....What more can a fan ask for?

I didn’t realize how big he was until I seen him standing beside a few people.
He will only get better seems to take a quarter to get warmed up.