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Why Clemson Needs to Fire OC Garrett Riley
I have had enough of Garrett Riley. Riley has been helpless at Clemson alongside head coach Dabo Swinney for the better part of three seasons now. Just when people in the program thought he would execute for them.
There is no excuse for Clemson’s returning starters from last year and failing to execute on the offensive line in the first two games against Troy and LSU.
Brian Kelly absolutely knew what he was doing against Clemson but Troy was no excuse. Cade Klubnik is what despite critics say one of the most talented quarterbacks in this year’s draft and, sometimes, bouts of adversity in college like this lead to better success in the NFL unlike Garrett Nussmeir.
Nussmeir, still, has the edge when it comes to experience in college as a senior. We will find out what he accomplishes this season as a feasible Heisman finalist.
Riley drew plays for 0, 16, and 26 yards with 13 of 37 mere points and Swinney is an ex-championship winner. There are no flaws that stand in the way of this Clemson program firing Riley, who for some reason has his brother’s cough illness, as well.
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The Legacy of John Mozeliak
John Mozeliak will live on as a historic hero in St. Louis aura. He grabbed onto the brass ring for many years that encapsulated St. Louis to its a best and worst moments in franchise history.
Mozeliak was able to overcome the Chicago Cubs throughout most of the early 2000’s. He served excellent in establishing a great scouting rapport within the St. Louis front office and Colorado as well.
He was significant in bringing stars such as Albert Pujols, Lance Berkman, and Adam Wainwright to town. Not to mention, my favorite such as Chris Carpenter. There were some true poised players on Mozeliak’s roster. They all played the St. Louis way.
Later, it got crushed.
Theo Epstein of the Chicago Cubs stepped into power along with Jed Hoyer and won the 2016 World Series for the first time in a 108-year drought. They established the roots of the 2004 Boston Red Sox, a little bit, and turned it up a notch by adding Kyle Schwarber, Kris Bryant, and many other stars.
The St. Louis Cardinals, since then, have been chasing to Chaim Bloom for power with prospects and Sonny Gray. The stretch of Jhonny Peralta, Peter Bourjos, and Adam Wainwright could not work out.
Clayton Kershaw, meanwhile, and the Los Angeles Dodgers have been extremely successful for a long time, now, and currently the Washington Nationals want to hire a long-time successful executive similar to Mozeliak. Could this be the wonderful structure?
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49ers are a Sore
The San Francisco 49ers have nerve cutting their kicker Jake Moody after one game. That is just absurd. The Niners went onto still win over their opponent on Sunday, mind you a former quarterback of that organization, and they blew the opportunity to sign, Eddy Pineiro, instead.
John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan deserve nothing but the Mercedes they have in front of them at this point which is Christian McCaffrey. They are ridiculous when considering Moody’s track record from one of highest taken kickers to being ousted.
The most successful takeaway is he had a fine rookie year. Then, the 49ers blew it up. They signed Pineiro, and, considered him because of his time with Brent Boyer at the New York Jets organization. He went 24-of-28 that time and it is absurd.
Shanahan said with an eye sore like always after the game that Moody did absolutely fine then moments later, he and the Niners cut him. Moody could have saw maybe a couple more games in a San Francisco uniform but Shanahan does what he always tend to do, and, that is, throw up.
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Report: Eagles Acquire Tank Bigsby
The Philadelphia Eagles have sent a fifth and sixth round pick to the Jacksonville Jaguars for Tank Bigsby. Bigsby is a running back with nice size and can supplement the backfield alongside Barkley, AJ Dillon, and Will Shipley.
Many are concerned about Barkley headed into the season now. However, with the addition of Bigsby, this allows the Eagles to create a split backfield as evidenced by his performance with Travis Etienne.
The Jaguars wanted to move on after rushing for 766 yards and seven touchdowns. The only thing remains, what the Philadelphia Eagles can do to replace No.2 running back Kenneth Gainwell who started with 107 touches last season.
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Proud Announcement
I hope everyone is tuned into Monday Night Football and enjoying themselves, tonight. There will be a recap following the presentation on TV. In the meantime, I have a proud announcement to cap. In just two days, you have been awesome. Sports Kingdom has gathered up to 47 downloads in that range of time and I want to thank you sincerely from the bottom of my heart.
More is to come and I am really glad this has worked so far, for the better.
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Goodbye to Bills Mafia Fan
A Buffalo Bills fan has reportedly been suspended by league officials for interfering with Lamar Jackson and D’Andre Hopkins’ remarkable connection, at one point, in the red zone. Pardon, ESPN NFL Red Zone commercials week 1. No pun-intended. This was no joke as former Buffalo Bills quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick quoted the terrible actions, and, how inexcusable.
Perhaps, he can replay Amazon video and watch the incredible highlights of the game as the Bills went onto win by no shakes on SNF.
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