What do you think Mullen could do to help them out?
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What do you think Mullen could do to help them out?
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butterfly net maybe?
Play Couch like he did against BYU and move Gray to the slot.
If we're going to give validity to this idea that Fitz not throwing the most catchable ball plays a significant part in the drops, then he and any receivers who feel like it's a problem need to get together and play catch for an extra hour every day for the rest of the season. Fitz can't improve his fundamentals and mechanics in the heat of the moment overnight, but our receivers can do more to get used to the ball he throws now if they're not already.
....put in a call to former Raiders WR Lester Hayes and see if he's got a jar of stick-um he can send us***Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogBites15
Throw the ball mixon?s way more often. He seems to be coming along...
Vs LSU = 6 catches 97 yds
Vs Georgia = 3 catches 12 yards
Vs auburn = 1 catch 45 yards
Vs BYU = 5 catches 69 yds
Certainly not great, but showing promise.
Truth. Couch is close to being the guy. He's almost there. He needs to have his best game so far this Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
There are just too damn many podcasts and fan media these days.
Fitz was 19 of 30 with 6 CLEAR Drops. Add in those 6 and Fitz is 25 of 30 80% which is Heisman QB type numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by thf24
Also dropped two catchable passes in a row SatQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Yes, there were six clear drops. But 3 of those were on passes that were behind the WR or that they had to adjust to make the catch. Passes that I fully agree "should" have been caught, but Fitz didn't make those catches as easy as they should have been. His accuracy still needs improvement.Quote:
Originally Posted by BiscuitEater
Platform cleats?Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogBites15
Any of the sports media/stats sites actually track "Drops"? I'd be interested in seeing those numbers for the past few yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by BiscuitEater
Run them in from the sidelines behind the opposing DB's?***
1. Fire the current Wide Receiver coach. 2. Hire a Wide Receiver coach who can Recruit and Coach SEC caliber Wide Receivers.
Isn't the current WR coach also the Co-coordinator of the passing game? I think the OL coach is also the current co-coordinator of the running game. Correct me if I am wrong.
When I was writing the article I couldn't find one unfortunately. Would love to see the actual number.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perpetual Underachiever
Those are just Titles to get them more money.... Mullen calls the plays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
Nuttin.
Short WRs are typically going to drop more balls because 1. They have a smaller target & are thus more likely to have to reach for the ball & 2. Being short correlates with having small hands, which obviously makes it more difficult to catch the ball consistently.
Hire Fred Bilitenkoff as a catch coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doggie_Style
Hevesy helps a lot with game planning and I would imagine Gonzalez does too. Dan does call the plays for the most other than times where like last year he let Brian Johnson call some plays at times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked