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Max was the most positively impactful player that PJ has had other than Mo. I never really thought he had a problem with Rm strength on the long balls. It just seemed his accuracy on same wasn’t great. That can improve overtime and may have been exacerbated by whether our receivers were good on...

He was below average Big Ten player. Not the type of guy we can win with here. Wish him the best, but glad he wasn’t playing last year.

Time to go get a job.

I think we’ll be fine; better than last year over time. It would be nice if all of our returning guys are good enough to start and the transfers provide depth.

Congrats to him. He and Rallis a couple of highly successful young folks — that’s outstanding. He can come back as our D coordinator when Rallis becomes head coach. In the meantime, any other alumni in the coaching ranks that we can bring in?

Eslinger’s four years with the Gophers were great. We didn’t always win as much as we maybe could have, but what a great experience watching that offense go.

With the portal and NIL and everything else I figured we would always adapt and overcome and things will change, but at the end of the day it will still be college football on Saturdays and those 12 or 13 weekends are the best of the year. If the Big Ten starts jacking around with PE stuff to me...

Soft.

You knuckleheads are so soft. 39 is about right where we belonged but I think the bigger question is how can pj be our savior if he’s only gotten one top 25 ranking in eight years? He has potential but eight years in it’s been disappointing.

You should hire yourself out as PJ’s PR guy.

Like 10 of them, the first two or three years, but as I mentioned, it has slowed down significantly.

All that is true about PJ’s teams and the kids on same, but a good chunk of folks wouldn’t want to live and breathe FAMILY, et al all day. Seemed to be an issue the first three or four years to a larger extent with significant coaching turnover, but I still think it is the root cause of turnover...

I still can’t believe how flat we were at Rutgers. I’m not a betting guy but I would have put o ton on us that day thought the fellas would be breathing fire to come after AK!? Played slow and soft and this years team wasn’t like that.

Hosted 10 of my USD buddies for the weekend — thought to watch a beat down. They ended up much happier than expected. Coyotes were in the middle of a down streak that lasted awhile by far the worst loss I have ever seen for our rodents.

TCU easy pick for me.

With all the stupid shit that PJ does on game day it’s interesting to see everybody just hammering the coaches here. Makes me laugh. On that third down play I saw Howard being a stud facing down the pressure and throwing a beautiful ball to a highly talented WR. In those circumstances, that’s...

With all the stupid shit that PJ does on game day it’s interesting to see everybody just hammering the coaches here. Makes me laugh. On that third down play I saw Howard being a stud facing down the pressure and throwing a beautiful ball to a highly talented WR. In those circumstances, that’s...

I think it’s refreshing. Having the QBs run like big boys. Probably because of all the option and veer both my team and our opponents ran back in the 80s.

He’s pretty slow. I’m guessing 4.8 or thereabouts. Not every good running back is a burner. My guess is they try to have this kid probably tighten up and lose 10 or 15 pounds and he’ll get a bit faster but he has skills.

Rarely was a college football program in more need of stability/performance at the quarterback position than we were after the year before last. For that reason, Brosmer will always be one of my favorite all-time Gophers.