Re: TNET: Elliott says offensive performance is a

Actually, the passing game was better. DJ was better with decisions, didnt stare down every receiver, and ran when he needed to. I'm not saying its sunshine and buttercups. He was better, but not where he needs to be. The kid is trying. He has the talent. How he regressed from last year is a mystery, but he does have big shoes to fill. That can be intimidating. The receivers did not help him at all. Beaux Collins couldnt catch a$100 bill. TEs dropped passes. Ross's mysterious injury didnt help. Luckily, we found a ground game. Pace can catch. Marsh had a great start. Elliott's going to have to lean on those 2 until DJ figures this out, or T.P. gets a start. DJ is definitely better, hes just not what we're used to.

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Re: TNET: Elliott says offensive performance is a "step in the right direction"

Oct 3, 2021, 1:07 AM

If scoring less points than last week is “stepping in the right direction” then God help us. This dude is way in over his head and will continue to perform as such. Thank God we have a kicker who can actually score points for us. Otherwise this would have been another L. It’s past time for things to change. I’m (and 1000s if other people too) ready to see a better product on the field.

Speaking of product on the field, I watched DJ tonight. Playing (obviously) and on the sidelines. He had a look of disinterest. I see zero motivation from him. The players looked at him like “really dude?” as he was walking around talking to players. This is just speculation and perspective, but I don’t see him leading anything. The defense seems to be the only side of the team showing life and engagement. And all you have to do is look at the difference between the offensive/defensive coaching to know why. Hell I’d be unhappy playing for that offensive “staff” also.

Well, on to the next game. Go Tigers!! ??????

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