Raiola
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It was on one of those troll sites. The heading said No3 sports or something instead of On3
I just don't see the fit at Oregon. Miami though, set up for a slow scared pro style qb to excel.
It’s not like Oregon had designed runs for the QB too often. He would be a tremendous fit there with the weapons and future NFL OL. He just needs some coaching and confidence. I hope he does well. Seemed like a good enough dude.
I'm going to disagree with Alf. Oregon wants talent at QB even if it's not a running QB. I think Dylan would perform well behind a great line with a great running attack. If he goes to a place like Oregon, I think he'll be forced to fit in before he's allowed to act like a standout.
I want to wish Dylan well, but the unfortunate reality is that if Dylan does really well at his next stop, its going to be another bad look for our program - the kid that was going to save our program had to leave it to find success - yuck. I hope he doesn't end up in Oregon. If he goes to Miami, at least we won't have to deal with the added drama and embarrassment that will come if we get rolled in Eugene next fall.
just curious will the school have to hire uncle Donnie to complete the deal?
What if DR goes to Colorado? Deion loves to run an offense that is solely focused on making the QB look good at the expense of the rest of the team. If he really wants to turn into a villain that’s the best way to do it.
Very valid suggestion. I actually like it. He'd get 50+ attempts a game. Hope he'd actually throw it 15 yards.
Again, he is slower than Tom Brady in the pocket with horrible awareness. He’s not particularly accurate throwing down field.
Miami. That is my prediction. What can he do behind a good O line and with receivers who can separate? They need a QB and Dylan is at least as good as the QB's left in the portal. Time will tell I guess.
the way deon builds olines, I would'nt wish that on raiola
gotta respect Dan Lanning, clearly knows more than I do, but even with a blowout win vs. TTU, TTU got 2 sacks and about 6 hurries, which forced Oregon QB to shift/scramble... those six will end up being sacks for Dylan... IMO... ??? we will see.
Said it before, Miami, FL is my prediction. Their OC is Shannon Dawson. He was the bad *** OC in Holgerson's offenses. When he cut away from Holgerson, the offenses were not as productive.
Hindsight, I think we would be in a better place if we had only taken McCord.
he isnt going to Syracuse. it was a troll account post
Or, he used NU to get two years of experience under his belt before moving on to a program he would've sat the bench as a freshman.
You understand most players get better as they get older. What's a bad look is letting that family hold NU hostage for two years
He could also get guidance from Deion about how to be more of a diva.
Well he had to survive Uncle Donnie’s Olines. And who knows maybe Uncle Donnie goes with him there. Seems line Deion likes to hire useless former NFL coaches.
I don't disagree, but that's from the vantage point of being a Husker fan. The talking heads in the national media and most of the college football world not so vested in the situation would view or spin it differently, at the expense of the Husker brand, which we all know is not in a good place nationally.
I watched shudduer run for his life a whole season, raiola would be dead the first quarter
And how up tighten the family screws on balls of the school their son is attending. At least the Huskers didn't have to retire Dylan's jersey for 13 wins across 2 seasons like CU did for Shedeur.
Makes me wonder if a team now playing in the playoffs is going to be Dylan's new home next year. I would guess it would be to the highest bidder but maybe Dylan and Dominic are itching for some revenge against Nebraska and that may almost worth taking a little less.
I'm not worried about it. He was a nice kid and supporter of the team, but he's not a 5-star player despite the recruiting rankings. MOre like a 3 star that has to develop skills that I don't know that he can develop.
