ArdmoreRyno

He'd be playing in-game more if he was showing the coaches something in practice. Sorta how it goes...

Hodges was never a better backup, he had a losing record the year he played (2019) and was eventually benched for Mason. The only reason he ever got in was because Rudolph got hurt against Baltimore. We saw him against Buffalo... looked awful in that game. He finished that season, when he started... 1 TD and 6 INTs. But again, the Steelers offensive weapons and OL was HORRIBLE that season.

We were talking about the Steelers, I just mentioned Mason. That's all.

Why aren't you working in the league as a scout? Especially since, according to you, Danny Etling was a better QB prospect! Again, Tomlin has kept ONE QB around since 2018. He's done that for a reason... probably knows more than you about football.

I only said he has been given one chance since the 2019 season, in which he threw for 300 yards. I never said he was a "great QB", I've said he's a good backup and I'd want him as a backup. Not sure why a couple of you guys keep reading between the lines.

I never said he would be a NFL starter. I've said he's a quality backup. "I was right to hate him" - Dude, you have issues... and I call BS on your "watched a lot of his college tape". Have a good one! Go smoke a joint and be happy.

Completely ridiculous. 22 veterans a day take their life... which is horrible (my daughter and I have helped raise money for awareness the past 10+ years and suicide has touched my family first hand). It has nothing to do with the Governor. Over 100 Guardsmen have taken their life over the past year, across the country. We going to blame that on those governors too?

Ridiculous statement. I watched every game he played in college. 13,618 yards 92 touchdowns (and he only started 3 games as a freshman)... with a 32-10 record as a starter in college and really only had one bad game over his entire college career (vs WVU his soph year). You were only anti-Rudolph at the QB spot. That's over Josh Rosen, Luke Falk, Alex McGough and Logan Woodside. Hell, his record as a starter is better than Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield. But you watched a lot of his college tape. LOL Okay due... anyway. No reason to argue it, you probably also believe what Myles Garrett said too.

I don't think he's a NFL starter, but a solid backup. He's still on the team for a reason, only QB who's been there since 2018... while 5-6 different ones have been put on the block or cut all together. He's just been given the chance she he was hurt in 2019 to show what he can really do. The one game he did, threw for over 300 yards and 2 TDs.

What a way to back up your stance! "He's a bum" "Why?" "I'm not going to waste any more time debating it." Just brilliant. LOL

Why exactly? His QBR was GREAT before he got hurt. That year, Roethlisberger was out for the season, he had ZERO offensive weapons. They couldn't block which caused the offense to really suck. Even with all that, he was decent. To the point of being hurt, he was hitting about 70% of his passes with 7 TDs to 2 INTs. He hit almost 86% the week before he was hurt against Cincy. The ONE game he started the next year (2021) against the Browns when they sat Ben, he slung it around the field for over 300 yards. They allowed him to throw it deep and it showed. NOTE: I watched every game Mason played in that year on RZ.

I like Mason Rudolph, quite a bit. I'm an Oklahoma State alum/diehard fan and got to watch Mason rack up 13,000+ yards and almost 100 TDs at his time in Stillwater. He *WAS* the next QB after Ben... but he got knocked out like Tua did, against the Ravens in his 2nd year. He was never the same after. The fans at Pittsburgh are THE WORST in the league and never gave him a chance. Feel like he's been handcuffed by the OC since day one because the dude can sling it. Instead, they have him dump the ball off most of the time. But if you watch the play Mason got knocked out against the Ravens, you could see he can ball up to that point. That year, when he came back a couple weeks later, he just wasn't the same. All that said, he'd be a solid backup for Josh I think. Give him an offense with the weapons we have at WR, he's do pretty well in case we needed him.

I'm really happy for him and McAlister... pulling for you guys. He seriously changed the Oklahoma State's personality with his defense. Derrick Mason is still running that defense in Stillwater that Knowles left behind (minus all the All Big-XII kids who went to the NFL, like Malcom Rodriquez).

Imagine tOSU and Oklahoma State play in the CFP... Jim Knowles vs his old school.

2-2 for the weekend. Really felt good about my Arkansas pick going into the 4Q then hell... 21-3 in the final 14 minutes

Barry has put on some pounds the past few years... saw him not too long ago here in Ardmore (Okla) at his car dealership. But I'd love to see another Oklahoma State RB on the team (Bills have had Terry Miller and Thurman from OkState)

Most of those plays there are two officials in the backfield. They just ignored the holds... all game long. I pulled my 71-year old dad into the living room to show him the replay (DVR since they didn't show it on the broadcast) of the CLEAR hold against Jackson early in the game where Lamar hit a WR on a 3rd and long play, to just confirm I wasn't seeing things. He said... "oh wow, how do they not call that? He was going full speed at him and was yanked back."

I apologize for the horrible screenshot, may have been brought up and it's moot now... but would this not be offensive PI? The ridiculous play on that 3rd and long that Lamar got out of, Andrews tipped the ball to Bateman.... Andrews was all over the back of Milano way before the ball ever got there. Seems like offensive PI. (tried to highlight the ball with yellow) I had to go back and take a pic of this with my phone during the commercial break. I was in SHOCK there were TWO officials right there watching and neither threw a flag. The Ravens held EVERY DAMN PLAY

My father, who's been a dentist for over 40 years, has two "dentista's" working for him. They've been in the United States for over 20 years, legally immigrated and are now US Citizens. They *HATE* illegal immigration and think it's totally unfair. We have a very high Hispanic population in Southern Oklahoma due to the jobs and overwhelmingly, from friends I have who are here legally, they feel the same way.

USC v Arizona State OVER 60.5 Northwestern +25 Oregon State +10.5 Arkansas +17

Top 25 lines (not in order of ranking) Washington -2.5 UCLA o/u 84.5 Oklahoma -6 TCU o/u 69 Oklahoma State o/u 56.5 Baylor -2.5 Michigan -10.5 Iowa o/u 42 Kentucky o/u 54.5 Ole Miss -7 Purdue o/u 52 Minnesota -12 Texas Tech o/u 57 Kansas State -7.5 Oregon State o/u 54.5 Utah -10.5 Alabama -17 Arkansas o/u 61 Rutgers o/u 58 Ohio State -39.5 Northwestern o/u 51 Penn State -25 Wake Forest o/u 64 Florida State -6.5 Texas A&M -4 Miss State o/u 45 UGA -29 Mizzu o/u 54 NC State o/u 43.5 Clemson -7 G'Tech o/u 49 Pitt -22 Arizona State o/u 60.5 USC -25.5 Stanford o/u 62.5 Oregon -17

You can't blame your low IQ on a concussion.

All that said... prayers for Tua. Dude seems like a class act and hate to see anything bad happen to the kid. I personally struggle to blame the coaches, it's on the doctors and medical professionals. As a former football coach, you listen to those who hold degrees to make those decisions. If a doctor/medical staff says "He's clear" and the kid is wanting to go back in, he 99/100 he goes back in.

Nothing wrong here... nothing at all...

Well, most of Oklahoma . I live just east of that green line, on the Texas/Oklahoma boarder (Tishomingo). Not many Okies in that green area outside Lawton/Ft. Sill (US Army base) and Altus (AFB).