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Season 1 Year ending review and recap.
Welcome to the official Revere Riders Season 1 year ending review and recap. We got alot to go over today so please go grab yourself a drink, get the poison out if you need too and tell your wife your gonna be a minute...
Head Coach Sean Mulligan's first season comes to a close with a 6-6 record and no bowl game. For a small stretch this team felt like it had turned the corner following a rough loss to Liberty.
A win at Middle Tennessee State...yes the house that Jelly Built for you long time followers of my insanity. The Monsters of Murfreesboro fought hard in Johnny "Red" Floyd Piledriver stadium but Revere managed to pull out the victory after stopping a hail Mary on the last play of the game to win 21-16. This was win number 6 and dreams of a bowl game danced in our heads.
Those dreams however turned into a damned nightmare...over the last 2 games against Jax State and FIU everything somehow managed to go right and wrong simultaneously. Both games played out the same...we looked great...then looked like shit...then great...then shit all 1 quarter at a time.. 2 heartbreaking losses back to back and we were left out of the bowl season.
Now onto the grades.
QB - C. I wish I could give it a better grade but the late season crash brought to light just how schizophrenic Jason Fasano was. Look it really wasn't his fault...he didn't have much to work with and even when things looked like they would work out for him some weak link on the chain would break. I wish him well in his career as a bank teller.
RB - B . Easily the strongest performing group of the season. Nelson Hasselbach and his merry band of mediocre friends did everything they could to keep the chains moving all year. The biggest problem is each guy had some achilles heel that would doom us. Hasselbach was always hurt...he never had a game with 20 touches...at some point he would miss a quarter or more. Number 2 in the depth chart Rosenfels was a solid workhorse type but could never convert 3rd and short...4 guys...4 problems.
WR/TE - C. These sons of bitches would alternate dropping important passes all season long. Their favorite thing to do before the game was cover themselves in coconut oil. They claimed it made them harder to tackle...unfortunately it also made them drop every 3rd pass.
Offensive Line - C+ This grade is really the product of me designing an offense that didn't ask them to do much except run forward. They did it ok most of the time. The main problem is they did that Olay bullfighter shit 2 at a time on any pass play 2 yards or longer. Poor Fasano the QB got the ever living shit kicked out of him even when he didn't take a sack. He got hit more than a hooker on the Wire.
DEFENSE
DL - C-. For the love of all things good in the world this group failed in damn near every big spot. 3rd and less than 3 was pretty much a 7 yard run. They mostly just got blown off the ball, stepped on and made fun of. Pass rush? Who are we kidding...between all of them it was 8 sacks on the season...my SS had 1 less sack than my best DT. 3 to 2.
Linebackers - C- . They weren't terrible in run support considering they were always getting hit by a lineman who just finished raw dogging one of the defensive tackles in front of them. Very below average in pass coverage but above average in run support. We also lost our teams leading tackler to graduation...were destination fucked coming up.
Secondary F- A long time ago I had a secondary I called my legion of gloom because of just how bad they were. Somehow these guys were worse. Just putrid...like chicken left on the porch in summer. What a disaster. We lost at least 4 games on plays immediately after we dropped a potential game ending interception. Those are probably the worst...for fucks sake...just catch the damn ball.
So that's it...6 up 6 down.
Not a bad season...but this season could have easily finished 2-10 or 10-2 . The games were all that close.
Up next...Season 2 Primer!