*****Wisconsin vs Iowa Game Thread*****

DBHawkSoCal

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The play calling makes me believe there’s still an issue with Browns arm

Yes he hit the only pass he threw and maybe reading too much into his mechanics but really seemed like there’s not a lot of strength there
 

Franisdaman

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NoPuntsNoPeace

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The play calling makes me believe there’s still an issue with Browns arm

Yes he hit the only pass he threw and maybe reading too much into his mechanics but really seemed like there’s not a lot of strength there
I don’t think it has a lot to do with Hank. I have gotten to the point where I am fully convinced we could have Brad Banks, Drew Tate, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, whoever back there and the Iowa offense would look about the same.
 

Hawk48

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The play calling makes me believe there’s still an issue with Browns arm

Yes he hit the only pass he threw and maybe reading too much into his mechanics but really seemed like there’s not a lot of strength there
well we know Ferentz will play his QB choice even injured
 
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Also, there's gonna be opportunities for Hank to keep on the read option. Let's see if Kirk let's him do that and put him at risk of getting injured so that they have to (unfortunately in Kirk's mind) turn to Hecklinski at QB.

Boy that'd be a shame if they actually used the QB run despite the risk of f***ing injury in the game of football................
 
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