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So far I haven’t seen anything promising about his game. I mainly see red flags

I hope so we should be 10-2 if that’s the case but that number seems a little off. So far Jarren has 7 TDs in 4 games, that’s 21 TDs in 12 games. But we don’t have Bethune Cookman on the schedule again so his pace is more like 17 TDs total for the season.

What about redshirt freshman year Johnny Manziel... 26 TDs and 9 interceptions, 21 rushing TDs. Beat #1 ranked Alabama in Tuscaloosa... but but this is Jarrens first year guys i should applaud 0 interceptions and high completion percentages.

What about Jameis Winston?... 40 touchdowns, 10 interceptions as a true freshman. I guess bc he threw 10 interceptions, Jarren Williams is better.

So the majority wanted a guy that still lost games as long as it comes with a higher completion percentage and fewer turnovers 🤔 You do realize that this Enos system manufactures high completion percentages and fewer turnovers right?? the part that isn’t manufactured by this scheme.... scoring...

Let’s all keep in mind that college football isn’t a 72 game season like the NBA... we only have 12 games, each game is equally important to measuring if ur season is a failure or success. Jarren wanted to be the QB he signed up for this, I’m not going to act like I’m suppose to be in awwww...

:stephenahand: Every game is a “learning experience”

how do you work on running more?? It’s instinctual you see that the play is taking to long to develop and lanes are opening up you take off and run for positive yardage. Practice isn’t going to help Jarren not freeze up and make bad decisions like he’s don in every game when the opportunity to...