Dude I usually like your takes but you are way off. Way off.
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We had 16 possessions yesterday. 1 ended with the Will pic 6, 1 with the Will fumble that's 100% on the LT that didn't touch the rusher. It's called the "blind side" for a reason, there was no way for Will to feel that coming.
We also had 4 fumbles beyond that.
So 5/16 possessions ended on turnovers that weren't Wills fault. Of the other 10 possessions, we scored on half, and had drive killing holds on 3 others. Also, the OL was letting Will get pressured by a 3/4 man rush.
So of 16 possessions, 5 were turnovers that weren't Wills fault, 1 was a Will turnover, 5 were TDs, and 5 were assorted states of OL sucking and the whole O sucking, sure Will included.
How ANYONE can pin this on Will is beyond me. Block the man infront of you, hold onto the football, and we win by 3 scores yesterday
We need to figure out how to block better for our receivers if we gonna just dump 4-5 yd passes off.
This to put an end to the discussion relative to Will. the Coach, the team.
Fourth quarter stats yesterday
WILL 9-9 113 yards YPA 12.5555556 two catches by running backs for 13 yards
What if the team had played like that the whole game
How would all of you feel about all of them and the rest of the season? That is why you practice, to perfect everything. To my knowledge no one has ever accomplished perfection. The key is to get as close as you can.
Enjoy the season for; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdhA...nel=crazyshy84
Ok. Will sucked for 3 quarters. He was not the only one that sucked but when you play the most important position on the field and others around you also are not playing great you are the one who affects the outcome the most when you also play poor. The idea that the OL was throwing lookout blocks the entire game is false. They had a ton of penalties which is ridiculous and a couple of people had stupid turnovers. The one specific thing that hurt the most was Will holding on to the ball too long because he’s scared to throw the ball downfield because he has very little arm strength. He padded stats well yesterday but if you watched that and came away with a positive view of our quarterback you are not watching the same game as most.
You know it's gonna happen, because we Mstate everything up.
Rogers will be just effective enough to keep his QB1 spot the next couple of years.
And Sawyer will transfer out and become an All-American somewhere else and maybe win a championship at some level.
He isn’t just taking what the defense gives him. The defense didn’t change but where he went with the ball did in the 4th quarter. They were that open all game. I was on Will’s bandwagon before the year and I will be at the game Saturday and every other game this year, but he was a major problem yesterday for 3 quarters. If he plays well going forward I will give him kudos. Unlike some when information changes I will change my opinion. We may end up winning a bunch of games and scoring a bunch of points. If will plays like he did yesterday for the first 3 quarters we will not, Turnovers and penalties or not.
I know you are going to die on your hill, but exactly how many shots downfield would appease you? How many deep shots do you think are there to be made? I would say in average game against a normal defense, you would hope to complete, what, 2 maybe 3 in a game? So how many are we supposed to complete when the defense is playing back trying to take away the deep ball? Again, nobody is saying Will had a great game. But to say he is the number 1 problem when we had turnovers and penalties galore to kill drives just doesn't add up to me.
Edit: I do agree his arm strength does look lacking. Those long out routes looked like they took forever to get there. But I don't know if he's just trying to accurate and not try to gun it every throw. But to be a qb on a sec scholarship, I bet he can throw a decent deep ball if given a shot. But that's just a guess by me.*
There were at least 7 or 8 times when Will didn’t throw intermediate routes that were wide ass open. I’m not talking about throwing vertical routes. I’m talking about the intermediate routes that were wide open all day and he either scrambled or checked it down or took a sack. He had a great completion % but if he is throwing them to the wrong targets that means little when we have 14 points on Louisiana tech through 3 quarters. He gets credit for hitting those routes in the 4th quarter but there is only so much credit to give when La Tech is the opponent. Just because I think he played really bad for a large portion of the game does not mean I think everyone else played well on offense. The penalties and fumbles by a guy who keeps getting free passes for fumbling in huge moments have to stop. It’s unacceptable.
This is your most rational post of the day. Yeah I'm sure he missed some routes. It's is the first game, and there are a few new receivers to get used to. I believe the if the OL gets better, he could find those routes easier too. Like you said, he had to scramble some. Build off the fourth quarter and learn from the second and third quarter. If he doesn't get better and someone can bet him out, then by all means let the best man play.