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Title: I don't know how serious Worley's injury is, but
Post by: BanditVol on October 28, 2014, 03:51:34 EDT
If he continues to back up Dobbs even after getting healthy, it's a great situation.  If Dobbs then struggles, Worley can come off the bench for a series or two if it seems necessary.  Worley won't be around next year, so there is no future QB controversy.  Whatever it takes to win these last four games...


Title: Re: I don't know how serious Worley's injury is, but
Post by: HerbTarlekVol on October 28, 2014, 09:40:09 EDT
I'm hearing pretty strongly that Worley is done. 

Looks like Peterman is going to be the backup. 


Title: Re: I don't know how serious Worley's injury is, but
Post by: VinnieVOL on October 29, 2014, 03:29:02 EDT
Wow, had no idea that Ole Miss might've been the last we saw of Worley.   


Title: Re: I don't know how serious Worley's injury is, but
Post by: Tnphil on October 29, 2014, 03:47:12 EDT
Hate it for him if he's done. Kid took a beating and kept getting back up. His non ability to avoid pressure and a bad OL was a bad combo.


Title: Re: I don't know how serious Worley's injury is, but
Post by: BGHarper on October 29, 2014, 06:35:31 EDT
Hate it for him if he's done. Kid took a beating and kept getting back up. His non ability to avoid pressure and a bad OL was a bad combo.
 

Yes,  that was the very worst combination but at the time he was the best QB they had. Phil, in my opinion, you guys were really only lacking an offensive line in order to be a good team that could legitimately compete in this league. While recruiting definately helped in the speed and quickness department, someone has definately been coaching them up because this team is so much tougher physically and mentally than year. Last season they just were not a very physical team and lacked overall speed.

The mental toughness part really now comes so much more into play. How can they overcome these consecutive losses, and can they put it behind them? It will be interesting to see how they overcome this, and coaching now comes to the forefront.

BG