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You comparing NFL vs College ?Jerry Juedy had 9 drops last year.
Mark Pope had 6 drops last year.
Does this mean Juedy is trash? Just asking for the difference
You comparing NFL vs College ?Jerry Juedy had 9 drops last year.
Mark Pope had 6 drops last year.
Does this mean Juedy is trash? Just asking for the difference
If a nfl player who is better and has more time to work on his game has 14 drops, how is a college player with less than half that amount trash?You comparing NFL vs College ?
Lol That is correct, I don’t hold too much water to what coaches say to the media. QB’s, and rightfully so, will take the blame for many things going poorly with the Offense because that is expected from a leader.Well, watch the tape then if you dont think King holds the ball too long.
And if you dont buy that argument, apparently you are not buying what Lashlee sees on tape
Pope is trash. No sense in trying to justify it in some weird *** way. Not sure if Wiggins and pope along with Diaz got together at the little white chapel in vegas but that group needs to be broke up by any means.If a nfl player who is better and has more time to work on his game has 14 drops, how is a college player with less than half that amount trash?
Wooooooooooooooooooooooooow!Jerry Juedy had 14 drops last year.
Mark Pope had 6 drops last year.
Does this mean Juedy is trash? Just asking for the difference
Trash because of drops right? Pope and Wiggins combined for 12 total drops together for the year, meanwhile Juedy had 14 and Tyreek Hill had 11 by themselves.Pope is trash. No sense in trying to justify it in some weird *** way. Not sure if Wiggins and pope along with Diaz got together at the little white chapel in vegas but that group needs to be broke up by any means.
Explain the difference or keep it moving!Wooooooooooooooooooooooooow!
Just when I thought this site couldn’t possibly be any dumber...
Berrios was a very polished route runner in 2017. And he caught the ball. I watched the ND game recently and Berrios' TD route was a thing of beauty with stairstep release footwork to leverage outside then an explosive break toward the sideline. That's teaching tape stuff. Pope is nowhere near that caliber of route runner. X and Brashard are shiftier, stronger dudes and better route runners imo.
The problem with the 4-wide theory is the offense hasn't been designed to be built off the pass game. Lashlee is running a tempo spread with a foundation of zone read/DUO and simple, limited pass concepts that leverage off that (RPO slant/glance, screens/leak routes, verts). Trading a TE for a WR hurts run blocking and takes away the leak/rail routes that were effective against Ds that overcommitted to the run.
If TVD or Garcia are at QB then it's a different story and the pass game needs to open up. Until then I'd like to see WRs in roles that suit them. Use Redding in the redzone not on jailbreak screens. Use Brashard or X on crossers not 9 routes. Let Rambo run the 9 routes but save the in-breakers for Smith or Brinson. Etc. I'm afraid we're just gonna run a bunch of 9 routes with Rambo, Harley and maybe Pope getting most of the snaps and it will be a feast or famine (mostly famine) pass game.
i would suggest you stop using sacks as a metric for an o line performing poorly. cause sacks are a qb stat.Lol That is correct, I don’t hold too much water to what coaches say to the media. QB’s, and rightfully so, will take the blame for many things going poorly with the Offense because that is expected from a leader.
Remember when Williams was blamed for all those sacks against Florida? I guess the rest of the year was just a coincidence..
1. Jeudy plays in the NFL. Pope plays in the ACC. 2. Jeudy got targeted over 110 times. I dont even need to look up Popes number, it was far less.Explain the difference or keep it moving!
So one could argue that Pope needed more targets too right? Who had better passes thrown to them?1. Jeudy plays in the NFL. Pope plays in the ACC. 2. Jeudy got targeted over 110 times. I dont even need to look up Popes number, it was far less.
Thats two big differences right there.
No, if you would target Pope more, he would drop more passes.So one could argue that Pope needed more targets too right? Who had better passes thrown to them?
Jerry Juedy had 14 drops last year.
Mark Pope had 6 drops last year.
Does this mean Juedy is trash? Just asking for the difference
That's assumption. We don't let our WR's get into a rhythm here, which has been part of the problem too.No, if you would target Pope more, he would drop more passes.
If Pope would be targeted at the amount of times Jeudy was targeted, he would break records for drops.
Point is, Cane fans believe WR's shouldn't have any drops and if you do your trash. It's hard to get into a rhythm when you only get targeted 10 times in 3 games. Plus when you have 5 steps on the DB and your QB under throws every pass, makes it tougher.Out of how many targets or catchable balls?
Meaningless statistics otherwise. Honestly, do you think we’re dumb?
Here’s one back at you: how many snaps did each play, how many games do they they play in college vs how many games they play in the pros.
Your stat is totally out of context without that additional data.
Cribby, I trust your info . . . but how can anyone be that loyal? It's one thing if a coach is setting up a player to win the job or giving someone every opportunity to succeed (even to the detriment of others). But we were still trotting these guys out at the end of the year when it was clear that neither really had it in him. It's like the old saying about leading a horse to water. At some point, the coach has to tell the guy, "hey, I gave you every opportunity but I can't support this any longer."
Personally, I just don't think any of the freshmen were ready to supplant either #6 or #8 and we just didn't have much of a choice. A covid-shortened camp certainly didn't help the freshmen WR.
Just remember who was campaigning for him for 2 years.Quicker than I expected, great eyes and has true arm talent. Attacks windows with confidence.