re: 20 targets to one WR is high-level incompetence by the QB, OC, and Head Coach.

It's hard to ignore the fingernail polish when going thru passing progressions.

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But you claimed it was the coaches fault. Because you're a dumbass who says dumbass things.

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Who controls whether Milroe is in the game while he's grossly ineffective? DeBoer and his OC.

And, the rumor is Kendrick Law after he got that penalty in the 4th quarter in the Tennessee game was fussing with the WR coach about the number of targets Ryan Williams was getting in the game. 20 targets to one guy doesn't equate to successful gameplan nor does it build team morale when there are other capable guys on the offense.

Well, for years you had no worries. It was thrown in all other fan bases' face every opportunity. I think somewhere along the way the Bama fan base may have heard a few say "karma is a bitch, what goes around comes around". Sooner or later Saban was gonna leave, and the portal and NIL did him in.
So as much as Bama's fan base may not like it, remember your own arrogance for 17 years and how it feels to reap what you sow.

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You might want to check how many different receivers he threw too against the Dawgs. It was more than 1 or 2.

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yes, but one game does not a season make.

This year Bama's passing game has been mostly to Williams and Bernard. The next closest player behind them has just 142 yards recieving.

Dippre had 4 catches against UGA. He's got 12 on the season... or 8 catches in the other 6 games for Bama.

Prentice had 2 catches against UGA. He's had 6 in the other 6 games.

Cuevas had 2 catches against UGA. 6 in the other 6 games.

Bama has 4 players with more than 100 yards in the air. One of them is barely there (Prentice at 107).

For comparison UGA has 7 with another just 2 yards short of that mark in Oscar Delp. That's nearly double. But their leading guy is 200 yards behind Williams already in terms of yards.

UGA spreads the ball out a lot. Bama doesn't.

This isn't a new thing with Deboer. This is how Bama's run things for a while. It's why losing Metchie and Williams was such a big deal for them, while losing McConkey and Bowers for large chunks of last season or Pickens and Kearis Jackson for large chunks of 2021 didn't impact them as much.

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Who controls whether Milroe is in the game while he's grossly ineffective? DeBoer and his OC.

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I think it's Greg Byrne's fault for not firing DeBoer at halftime.



You're a clown. 2 coaching staffs who spend every day with the players and teams have determined Milroe gives us the best chance to win, and yet you know better than they do who should play QB.

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Who controls whether Milroe is in the game while he's grossly ineffective? DeBoer and his OC.

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Also the depth in the QB room impacts that decision.

For example, Brock Vandgriff hasn't played well at UK. But his backup, Gavin Wimsatt, has looked even worse when he's seen the field. I imagine it's the same in practice.

Let's not forget what happened the last time Bama benched Milroe. The backups went on the field and proved they were worse.

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Let's not forget what happened the last time Bama benched Milroe. The backups went on the field and proved they were worse.

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I'll take my chances with a backup right now. Hell, at least pull Milroe for a series or two so he can calm down and gain perspective. I hope you do know there's a rumor that Milroe is injured. If that's true that's even more reason to sit Milroe. If he's truly injured he's clearly hurting the team right now.

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remember your own arrogance for 17 years and how it feels to reap what you sow.

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Apparently you weren't around for the Dubose/Franchione/Shula years? The 17 years with Saban was recompense for the abyss we had been in.

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talk to other Bama fans

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In other words, don’t talk to Shaft Williams.