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Terrelle Pryor, please stop talking....

  • WebFire
    elbuckeye28;594026 wrote:It seems that a lot of you did not read the actual article and instead just read the the original post. It was actually a Pro-Pryor article and here are some more quotes to put it into context.







    Nowhere does he throw his team under the bus or imply that he wishes he was at a different school. I mean we talk every year how teams like Hawaii and Texas Tech(with Leach) pad the stats of the QB and that their offenses aren't a true measure of a QB. Yet, with wide open offenses that rely on the QB running, we do not consider that they pad the stats a bit too.

    Honestly, I don't see how the things you quoted change anything discussed here.
  • Thunder70
    WebFire;593770 wrote:I agree. Once he gets past the defense he doesn't get caught. But he is not elusive,, doesn't cut well and his vision isn't that good, IMO.

    How freakin elusive do you expect someone 6'6, 235 lbs to be? TP's not 5'10, 190 like your boy Denard.
  • cats gone wild
    elbuckeye28;594058 wrote:First of all, I never said that CGW said any of that. I made the post responding to various comments that have been expressed throughout the thread as it was obvious some did not read the whole article. As for CGW not stating his opinion, I think a title that says "Terrelle Pryor, please stop talking...." implies a lot about his opinion.

    I stated my opinion. He needs to keep his mouth shut instead of putting his foot in his mouth. And then in my next and only other post, I said what I though about his comments. Nothing more than that. People tried roasting me since I started the topic (if a bucks fan would of it wouldnt of been a big deal) but then we soon find out, that a bunch of bucks fans dont agree with him saying that either. I would of posted a topic like this no matter who the QB was with comments like that, that they cant back up.
  • OneBuckeye
    Dr Saturday weighs in

    http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/blog/dr_saturday/post/Terrelle-Pryor-might-dominate-in-a-different-o?urn=ncaaf-293794
  • Automatik
    Hb31187;594148 wrote:If a player from any other school came out and said something this arrogant, every Buckeye fan on the board would eat him alive. But since its TP its okay?

    You love those generalizations don't you?

    How about every player with braids = thug?
  • Hb31187
    Automatik;594203 wrote:You love those generalizations don't you?

    How about every player with braids = thug?

    Sorry, MOST Buckeye fans*. Better?
  • vball10set
    Hb31187;594148 wrote:If a player from any other school came out and said something this arrogant, every Buckeye fan on the board would eat him alive. But since its TP its okay?
    on an Ohio based board with an approximate 80%+ OSU fan base? yup
  • elbuckeye28
    WebFire;594153 wrote:Honestly, I don't see how the things you quoted change anything discussed here.
    It just puts the remarks into its proper context. I personally think it makes the first post seem a lot different when I know why he was even talking about the other offenses in the first place.
  • Hb31187
    vball10set;594235 wrote:on an Ohio based board with an approximate 80%+ OSU fan base? yup
    So its impossible for fans of a team to look at something without extreme bias?
  • elbuckeye28
    I thought this was interesting. Looking up Pryor's stats compared to Smith's stats in 2006, Pryor has 400 more rushing yards, higher completion percentage, more passing yards, more rushing touchdowns, more receiving touchdowns(just 1 on a trick play), and more yards per attempt. He did throw less TDs, more interceptions, and had a slightly lower QB rating. It's just interesting that Troy Smith(with a better offense around him) won the Heisman going away with similar stats as Pryor, yet Pryor cannot even get second team all Big Ten. Now in no way do I think he has been as good as Smith was in 2006(minus Florida), but I can see where his frustration comes from.

    TP's stats
    http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/stats?playerId=379070

    Troy Smith's stats
    http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=133648
  • elbuckeye28
    Hb31187;594260 wrote:So its impossible for fans of a team to look at something without extreme bias?

    For the vast majority of fans of any team, yes.
  • vball10set
    Hb31187;594260 wrote:So its impossible for fans of a team to look at something without extreme bias?
    Not impossible, but on any topic concerning OSU on an Ohio based board, it's going to met with bias for the most part...fans=fanatics
  • Scarlet_Buckeye
    dwccrew;593604 wrote:Maybe if he played ball like he talks, Ohio State would be in the NCG. I have never been sold on Pryor. I think he is a phenomenal athlete, but as a QB, I don't think he has the mental fortitude for the big games.

    Agreed. Plus I'd add the arm (accuracy & touch).
  • elbuckeye28
    Scarlet_Buckeye;594277 wrote:Agreed. Plus I'd add the arm (accuracy & touch).

    Did you think Troy Smith was accurate?
  • Scarlet_Buckeye
    elbuckeye28;594280 wrote:Did you think Troy Smith was accurate?

    Yes I did/do.
  • elbuckeye28
    Scarlet_Buckeye;594281 wrote:Yes I did/do.

    TP has a higher completion percentage(two years younger too) than Troy did his Heisman winning season. Not to mention, our wide receivers were really deep that year compared to this year where we only have two receivers we can rely on.
  • WebFire
    Thunder70;594161 wrote:How freakin elusive do you expect someone 6'6, 235 lbs to be? TP's not 5'10, 190 like your boy Denard.

    None. But I'm not the one that thinks he is a great runner.
  • vball10set
    WebFire;594350 wrote:None. But I'm not the one that thinks he is a great runner.
    being elusive and being a great runner aren't necessarily synonymous....TP can run, and I believe the tsun defense (cough, cough) will attest to that
  • Hb31187
    vball10set;594372 wrote:being elusive and being a great runner aren't necessarily synonymous....TP can run, and I believe the tsun defense (cough, cough) will attest to that

    12 attempts for 49 yards?
  • LJ
    elbuckeye28;594267 wrote:I thought this was interesting. Looking up Pryor's stats compared to Smith's stats in 2006, Pryor has 400 more rushing yards, higher completion percentage, more passing yards, more rushing touchdowns, more receiving touchdowns(just 1 on a trick play), and more yards per attempt. He did throw less TDs, more interceptions, and had a slightly lower QB rating. It's just interesting that Troy Smith(with a better offense around him) won the Heisman going away with similar stats as Pryor, yet Pryor cannot even get second team all Big Ten. Now in no way do I think he has been as good as Smith was in 2006(minus Florida), but I can see where his frustration comes from.

    TP's stats
    http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/stats?playerId=379070

    Troy Smith's stats
    http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=133648

    I posted all this in another thread and the haters just ignored it. Pryor is 1 good bowl game away from having an overall better season than the great TS had his Heisman year.
  • vball10set
    Hb31187;594390 wrote:12 attempts for 49 yards?
    still stinging from that ass kicking, eh? he ran when he had to, and against your pathetic defense, he didn't have to very much :D...37-7, 3-0
  • Hb31187
    vball10set;594560 wrote:still stinging from that ass kicking, eh? he ran when he had to, and against your pathetic defense, he didn't have to very much :D...37-7, 3-0
    You asked me about TP and the Michigan defense and referenced his ability to run. Im not stinging over the loss, im simply telling you he didnt run all over michigan @ all.

    But if rattling that off makes you feel better, more power to you
  • wildcats20
    Hb31187;594685 wrote:You asked me about TP and the Michigan defense and referenced his ability to run. Im not stinging over the victory, im simply telling you he didnt run all over michigan @ all.

    guess you were just waiting to throw out the 3-0 number though like most chest thumping buckeye fans

    FWIW....DR had 108 yards rushing. Would you say he ran all over the OSU defense?? I think the answer to that is an obvious NO. Stats aren't always the only thing to go by.
  • Hb31187
    If you average 5 yards a carry and break 100 yards(against a VERY good defense), Id say you had a pretty damn good game rushing. When you rush 12 times and get 49 yards, its not exactly impressive (especially against UM's defense)

    Im not saying Pryor cant run, but referencing this game would be a bad example
  • OhioStatePride2003
    Who the hell cares? He plays the position pretty damn well. He is by no means the nations best quarterback, and might never take a snap behind center in the NFL. However, as long as he stays commited to getting better and wins games, I could careless what he does in the NFL. He's not going to dominate a ball game the way Newton does, simply because OSU's offense doesn't allow it. He's a helluva football player. His size will restrict how elusive he is. He's competitive, and it shows in his remarks. As long as he stays that way and wins ball games, I don't give a damn what he says.