Shea banged up

Submitted by In Baugh we trust on September 1st, 2019 at 12:25 AM

In his postgame interview on BTN, Harbaugh said Shea was working through something and received treatment at halftime.

Shea's health was also mentioned as the reason McCaffrey played so many snaps that were QB runs.

Craptain Crunch

September 1st, 2019 at 9:20 AM ^

Yep, I immediately noticed that too...he was clutching his side. Announcers said nothing but I knew he was hurt. You could see it. 

And while I have stuck up for Matt Millen due to his health scare and I typically do not really care about the announcers, I do have to say he's really bad at the color thing as I did pay attention to what he was saying. 

ak47

September 1st, 2019 at 12:00 PM ^

Most teams we play won’t actually be blitzing 6 guys almost every play. Would have been nice to take more advantage of that on offense but that is more on Patterson refusing to get the ball out quickly and a lack of a wr screen game than offensive line play 

MaizeBlueA2

September 1st, 2019 at 10:42 AM ^

Multiple times Dylan could've thrown the ball away or run out of bounds or gotten down instead of trying to be '18 Ben Mason...he didn't. That's on him.

I'm willing to bet that you have never played a down of D1 football and probably didn't recieve and education at Michigan yet have no trouble understanding that as a QB you need to mitigate contact unless a big play/win is on the line.

My long winded way of saying..."Blame Dylan."

Ryno2317

September 1st, 2019 at 12:41 AM ^

It was obvious he got banged up and that’s why he saw limited action in the 2nd Half.  Any idiot on here that thought he got benched for throwing three first half touchdowns should be banned from posting for 6 weeks.  We have lots and lots of dumb fans who know little about football.

lostwages

September 1st, 2019 at 9:44 AM ^

Great analysis... considering the one TD pass was a lame duck to the endzone and the receiver had to sit down in the potty position to catch it (wide open mind you).

The other two passes were TDs only due to receivers either climbing a fuckin' ladder to get the horrible passes, or talent to avoid tackles. Absolutely ridiculous, Shae's aim was non-existent. 

When we asked Shae to get it to the corner of the endzone HE COULDN'T. :He's an AVERAGE quarterback at best. He'll go down as a nobody in the anals of M football.

MH20

September 1st, 2019 at 10:19 AM ^

Who the hell is Shae? That the girl who spurned you and turned you into the grump ass you are today?

He's an AVERAGE quarterback at best. He'll go down as a nobody in the anals of M football.

And you're just some fucking nobody bitching on a website. Patterson has already done more than you will accomplish in your entire life. If everything about Michigan pisses you off so much feel free to head over to RCMB and stay a while.

BlueMetal

September 2nd, 2019 at 2:12 PM ^

You don't risk overthrowing a guy, or a running him out of the endzone when there's no one within 30 yards of him. Leave the ball short and let the guy catch it. No reason to try and be perfect on that throw. 

uminks

September 1st, 2019 at 12:41 AM ^

Some bumps and bruises. I hope he learns to get rid of the ball faster or just chuck it away instead of taking those 10-20 yard sacks. You can sit back there for a little bit but you really cannot spend all take trying to decide who to throw the ball too!

chunkums

September 1st, 2019 at 12:48 AM ^

This would explain why he passed for like 200 yards in the first half and went like 0-8 or something at one point in the third quarter. The offense was rolling before then. I wonder if it was the play when he got blindsided on a blitz. The timing seems about right.

Ryno2317

September 1st, 2019 at 1:09 AM ^

You are correct.  It was obvious that’s what happened and the coaching staff decided to put the backup in and go fairly conservative in a blow out game that was never close to being in doubt.  When I checked in on here later I was shocked to learn that lots of people thought he got benched and — somehow — figured we sucked even though our defense looked really good and the offense has not looked as fast in a decade.  Our fans have jumped the shark.  Most people on here should start following chess.

lostwages

September 1st, 2019 at 9:53 AM ^

lmao... really, maybe Shae should put down the video games and play some football... O'Hara despite his loss, WON the QB battle and did more to see the success of his team than Shae did. Shae shouldn't be a liability, he should be a leader... I saw none of that on the field last evening.

4th phase

September 1st, 2019 at 11:15 AM ^

I don't read the game threads or snowflake threads so I'm also shocked to hear people think he got benched. It seemed to me like Harbaugh said McCaffrey and Milton would play this year and he actually followed through on it. A lot of people have bitched in the past that Harbaugh has to be up 70 to 0 to play the backups, I was happy to see he realized that we need to get everyone out there in these tune-up games.

LSAClassOf2000

September 1st, 2019 at 7:36 AM ^

Apparently, to some, the only reason you can be taken out of a game - even temporarily - is because you suck. It could not be because, say, you were wincing in pain at one point. 

Some fans are weird.....also disturbed and apparently unobservant. 

raleighwood

September 1st, 2019 at 10:12 AM ^

If Shea was too hurt to play QB.....why did they leave him in as a WR?

I think he got pulled because he put the ball on the ground four different times during the game (fumble, bobbled exchanges....).  Coaching staff was sending a message.  That doesn't mean there's a QB controversy.

Shea said he has to protect the ball better at least 4-5 times during the press conference....even when he wasn't asked questions about it.  Clearly it was on the front of his mind.