Because we're playing real teams now and he's not good.

too much Northgate?

Booze

How exactly is a rainbow made? How exactly does a posi-trac rear-end on a Plymouth work? It just does.

O line, and coaching staff messing up the offense with the "check with me" bull**** every time they get up to the line.

O line has provided very little time for him to get beyond one read. The pressure has been bad, especially right up the middle and in his face. That causes things to break down immediately.

The check with me audibles have turned the "tempo" into a slow crawl. Even when the right play is called, WR's not blocking on WR screens has blown up the play.

This team goes directly into 2nd and long on virtually every drive with the ****ty WR screens and the run play for 1 yard.

ANY quarterback would struggle with that. This is why it's mind-boggling that so many internet idiots think that just handing the job over to Kyle will somehow make those issues go away. He is even more wide-eyed than Kenny is when he's out there.

It's not what people want to hear, so it's easy and ignorant to just say "kenny sucks. Kyle has to come in." Why? So we can damage him mentally as well? Auburn and LSU would pin their ears back and demolish/embarrass Kyle. He's not ready yet. Great talent; needs time.

If the Ags want any chance of looking respectable and getting this offense going again, the O-line play HAS to get infinitely better than they have performed the last 3 games. They HAVE to allow the running game to have some success, and they HAVE to give Kenny at least some time before he knows he's going to get hit.

Secondary problems are the WR's coming off routes, blowing routes completely, and piss poor blocking.

Third tier problem is QB play. But QB play will not improve until the O-line improves.

BJ Anderson. All this hand wringing about Spav. He's the guy who needs to be shown the door if he can't coach worth a ****.

I sat 10 rows up from the Ag sideline last week, and think I see the big problem (with the crap on the field, I actually watched the sideline more than the game after the outcome became clear early-on). He's a talented kid (can't argue with his pre-A&M success) with no real leadership skills, and getting no leadership from those above him. Aside from when he threw his temper tantrum and chewed out his teammates, he spent most of the time between series sitting away from the team by himself on a bench, most of the time with Spavital essentially "holding his hand," coddling him. It's a real shame he's passing up a golden opportunity to be seen as "the guy" to rally this team out of the doldrums - just don't think he has the tools to do so, and no one is investing that in him. Once these kids leave high school, especially for the SEC, success lies in the intangibles - character, maturity, controlled aggression, leadership mentality, accountability, team spirit, and NO QUIT, et.al. - pure athleticism is no longer enough. Navy SEALS have it right: "You're NEVER out of the fight." Just my take from what I saw on our sideline.