Please, Riley...

Just manage the game and protect the ball. Don't try to put the team on your shoulders. Don't try to do more than you should. Our defense, ball security, and field position will win the day.



That is all.

be willing to throw the ball away

be willing to not throw in to double and triple coverage

be willing to take a sack

be willing to manage the offense to give the defense a chance to win



thank you!

You both know darn well that ain't happening. Riley has NEVER shown the ability to do that. when have you ever seen him throw the ball away? When it gets messy he just throws it as high into the air as he can and hopes someone comes down with it. sometimes hoffman pulls it off.

...be healthy and off pain meds. That is all.

Riley is gonna do what Riley has always done. Riley has never stated that he will change. and why would he? The scrappy player is what makes Riley either good or really bad. Hope the cougs get a little bit of luck on some of the lame ducks thrown by RN.

HoosierCougar wrote:
be willing to throw the ball away

be willing to not throw in to double and triple coverage

be willing to take a sack

be willing to manage the offense to give the defense a chance to win



thank you!

I can hope!



Lots of what we will remember about RN will come from this game.

If RN plays a safe, methodical game, stays healthy and relies on the running game, getting rid of the ball, and the Defense, he goes down as smart, gusty player who knows how to win.



If, however, he plays recklessly and gets hurt or turns the ball over, then we will remember him as a selfish primadonna who put his will to be in the spotlight ahead of the team's success.



I very much hope to remember him as the former.

And please don't throw a TD to Poyer---(he won't be wearing black)

HoosierCougar wrote:

be willing to throw the ball away

be willing to not throw in to double and triple coverage

be willing to take a sack

be willing to manage the offense to give the defense a chance to win



thank you!

I can hope!



Lots of what we will remember about RN will come from this game.

If RN plays a safe, methodical game, stays healthy and relies on the running game, getting rid of the ball, and the Defense, he goes down as smart, gusty player who knows how to win.



If, however, he plays recklessly and gets hurt or turns the ball over, then we will remember him as a selfish primadonna who put his will to be in the spotlight ahead of the team's success.



I very much hope to remember him as the former.

Um, a little late to reverse coarse on this.