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Yeah, but only if it's for the W. My point is you don't win games by simply protecting the ball. You win games by scoring more points. I know, rocket science, right? Sometimes your QB has to take a chance to get a first down, because if they don't, the team has to punt anyway. I promise...

I am happy with Williams. It's just more proof he should have gotten playing time last year. He was known as the most accurate QB on the roster the second he set foot on campus.

I think it was more, "Gotta throw it quick before I get hit" than him not knowing how to throw the deep ball. He was certainly leaning back when he threw it. Still, I'll take an ugly completion over a beautiful miss. Should have said, "Throw it quick while he's open." Either way, he got...

Which is actually insane. What you SHOULD want from your QB is TD passes. I'd take a 5 TD 2 INT day over 1 TD and no INTs. You can go all season and have no INTs and it won't matter if you don't score TDs. Especially if your kicker is having a rough season.

Yep. I want him completing 90% of his passes, for an average of 3 yards a completion.

It seemed to me he started taking more shots down the field as the game wore on. A good sign of things to come, if you ask me. I think there's little doubt his first 6 quarters were fairly safe throws. I believe we will see more downfield passes from this point on.