re: One Of Alabama's Biggest Weaknesses is Gone

You may not have thought he should be a starter but to label him a weakness is asinine friend.

I mean every Bammer in this thread has told him he's a fool, so.

I’m glad he’s gone too

So all of the responses seem to be:
1. “That wasn’t our biggest weakness”
I never said it was. But Damien Harris starting instead of our elite backs was definitely a weakness. Go back and watch how many times Damien would get stuffed on important short yardage situations with our elite backs sitting on the bench.

2. “Damien Harris started because of his pass blocking”
This is stupid. Josh Jacobs and Najee were both as good or better. Josh Jacobs was the top back in the draft. Idk if you’re aware. All 32 teams saw our backs and said Jacobs was worth 4 times as much money.

George btw. Remember when you were foaming at the mouth over how much better Jeudy was than Waddle. “It’s not even close” is what you said. Now the reports out of fall camp are that Waddle is the best receiver on the team, just like i said since last year.
Who’s the fool?

You may not like my online persona, but im always right.
I was calling for Tua in 2017 - got trashed for it.
I said Damien was a third round back since his freshman season, and wondered why he was starting. “How do you know he’s a third rounder dipshit?” Was all i heard.
Now since last year I’ve been saying Waddle should be our go-to receiver. Bet im right again

These personnel decisions may not seem like much, but ONE player and ONE play can change an entire game. If Devonta Smith can pick up 40 yards on a slant route, and Waddle can take it 60 for a TD, that could be the difference in a game. It’s stupid to bench elite players just because you honor seniority