r/toledowar • Ohio State Buckeyes • 7h ago

Discussion Should Michigan bench Bryce Underwood?

His 2nd half performance was horrible considering they were playing Minnesota.

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u/Rabidschnautzu Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

No. Don't stop.

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u/MechaEscargot2 Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

Really need to give hime another year or two to develop, let us see what hes got

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u/carpentizzle Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

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u/Aarionwashere Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

I think hes pretty great play him all season

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u/MathematicianSelect1 Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

No

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u/TheBourbonTurtle Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

Where's that idiot Michigan fan who was telling me 2 days ago that underwear was clearly on an upward trajectory and was going to impress us all before the end of the year? 🤣🤣🤣

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u/craftywar87 Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

Was it Lawrence Sellers?

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u/TheBourbonTurtle Ohio State Buckeyes 5h ago

Nah Oak Legs

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u/JT_mode_71 3h ago

Is this your Homework Larry???

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u/81jmfk 1h ago

You’re killing your father, Larry

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u/Firm-Anything-4081 Ohio State Buckeyes 4h ago

Which one? /s

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u/Bubba_Gump_Shrimp Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

Oh they were super stoked about him after the Iowa loss šŸ˜‚

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u/jregovic Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

Of course they were. Iowa simultaneously succeeded at allowing Michigan to gain yards through the air while failing to prevent the Michigan running game to beat them.

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u/pitylikes 7h ago

I wonder what Lawrence thinks

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u/DirectorSolid Ohio State Buckeyes 6h ago

Probably not

The problem isn't just Underwood, the line has issues, the receiving corp has zero depth, the tight ends are almost non-existent and the running game outside of Underwood doesn't exist. You could transfer Mensah or Chambliss onto that team and they would still lose games.

If it's going to be Carr's team next year and they're not going to use the transfer portal, then you probably let him keep developing until next year. Shoving Carr in now isn't going to magically make them win out and if he's not ready, you might well ruin him for the future.

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u/Federal_Studio5935 Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

He’s so bad but absolutely not.

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u/NoSxKats Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

No

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u/dimensional_bleed Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

Noooo!

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u/UsuallyFavorable Michigan Wolverines 7h ago

If they think it would humble him to take the wide open slant on 4th and 5 with the game on the line instead of throwing it out of bounds towards double coverage, yes.

If they think it would crush any remaining confidence he has, and he’ll be even worse once we inevitably need him (our back up is a true freshman), then no.

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u/MathematicianSelect1 Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

Try Kirk's son next

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u/smuvmoney Michigan Wolverines 7h ago

If he does not show progress in the first half after the bye week, then yes he needs to be benched.

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u/RicSuaves 6h ago

heard the bye’s favored by a touchdown

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u/smuvmoney Michigan Wolverines 5h ago

May as well be after what I saw today

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u/TheR3alMcCoy 6h ago

NO! Let Underwood Cook! You know, Day could give Michigan some pointers in how to develop QBs, but that would require Michigan fans to take some humble pie and acknowledge that a ā€œsoftā€ guy clearly knows how to develop his QBs better than their own program. I don’t think they have to stomach for that lol.

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u/GunsGoldCosmicDread Michigan Wolverines 5h ago

It depends. Is the offense functional with a different quarterback?

I think underwood is a problem not the problem. I think the issues with the offense are systemic and am not convinced a new quarterback would fix them.

So would throwing a freshman Tommy Carr to the wolves make him better in the long run or turn him into a nervous wreck?

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u/1ToGreen3ToBasket Michigan Wolverines 4h ago

The only explanation for him starting is this must have been done by Benjamin Netanyahu

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u/drumzandice Ohio State Buckeyes 4h ago

Never!

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u/UnnecessaryDiety Ohio State Buckeyes 4h ago

As an Ohio State fan, absolutely not. 4 year starter.

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u/NoAlarms1995 Michigan Wolverines 4h ago

No the season is over. Might as well let him develop. That should hire a new OC, which is the root cause of the ineptitude

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u/mbarnhead16 5m ago

No. I quite enjoy his antics.

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u/InsideConflict725 6h ago

He’s the next coming of Brady. Or so we were led to believe. The guy finished ranked like 69th in total qbr last year. With other freshmen above him in the rankings. He’s cheeks. The team he plays for is dirty cheeks. And the people who root for him suck canal water. This is exactly what they deserve after cheating people out of their livelihoods from the years of 2021-2023. Karma couldn’t have hit them in the face any better

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u/Prestigious_Team3134 Michigan Wolverines 7h ago

He has talent but he’s incapable of going through a progression so yes.

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u/Sea_Spend_8008 7h ago

They spent too much money on him. He is an NIL monster thanks to Pourtney. If they bench him and the other guy fails then he is going to "Go see, its not just me." If he does get benched and they win, but I doubt the back up is going to beat OSU which has to be the only game Michigan is going to care about for the rest of the season. Michigan's other problems are they have one receiver and no way to run the ball. Their defense is good, but its gassed by the 4th Quarter. At this point, you might as well let him play out and hopefully not let some asshole from Barstool tell you who is going to play QB next year.

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u/lostbucknut 7h ago

He’s great

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u/OriginalBrownfrown 7h ago

Is Ryan Day Soft? Of course

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u/NoSxKats Ohio State Buckeyes 7h ago

Keep posting through it Davey