Ricardo's got some splain'in to do!

[CCTAU]

Did I miss this last month?

He complains about the complexity of the routes, but more often than not, drops the damn ball!


http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/auburn-football/ricardo-louis-comments-coaches/

[Godfather]

Did I miss this last month?

He complains about the complexity of the routes, but more often than not, drops the damn ball!


http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/auburn-football/ricardo-louis-comments-coaches/

Clickbait... on the part of the writer (not cctau)

A. He really didn't "blast" the coaches and I also don't disagree with him.  When you have a stupid QB it's hard to develop more complex routes.   Plus the spread isn't really known for complex route running schemes.
2. He said he was misunderstood as to what he meant.
http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/auburn-football/ricardo-louis-clarifies-critical-auburn-comments/

[Kaos]

Yep. 

He said he was glad they picked him even though he wasn't completely developed as a receiver yet.  That's not a slam, he just meant he still has work to do and looked forward to getting into the more complex work in the NFL. 

Cam could have said the same thing.  He wasn't a complete QB coming out of college.  Ju-fucking-lee-ooo wasn't complete.

Dude was just trying to be humble and in the tried and true media tradition, they tried to make it something it wasn't.  Keep those nimrod bama fucks clicking and commenting.

[CCTAU]

I just thought it odd a WR that did not really live up to his potential would even address simplicity of the offense or coaching.

When a brutha drops the shot he's dropped, you just say thank you and move on.