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Think about the games in 2017 most notably Clemson in the ACCCG where we had some guys running in the open that Malik couldn't hit. Also the Wisconsin game in the Orange Bowl. I have no doubts our scheme is going to be worlds better but imagine a QB that could throw a deep ball how much more dangerous that team would be. Then come back to 2019. We have even better WR talent. I am super pumped about Jarren and the possibilities with his arm and the skill players around him.
 
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Not to mention a coaching staff that can call on a play that the defense has no idea is coming unlike the last coaching staff who ran it and everyone knew it was a run. You got receivers that can pluck it out of the air, and QB that can deliver it there accurately and backs who will scare a secondary into moving up to the line of scrimmage out of fear or a breakaway. We really should be averaging no less than 30 points a game with the talent and athleticism in our first stringers. Actually, it would be disappointing to not hit that score each game.
 
MizCane said:
Think about the games in 2017 most notably Clemson in the ACCCG where we had some guys running in the open that Malik couldn't hit. Also the Wisconsin game in the Orange Bowl. I have no doubts our scheme is going to be worlds better but imagine a QB that could throw a deep ball how much more dangerous that team would be. Then come back to 2019. We have even better WR talent. I am super pumped about Jarren and the possibilities with his arm and the skill players around him.
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And Pitt. Dudes wide open downfield all game since Pitt was selling out to stop the run. Hit just two of those passes and they are TDs. Then we roll into ACC championship undefeated, #1 in country. First series, have another wide open WR and could have stunned Clemson early. Even with a close loss, Miami still makes the playoffs. All that if we just had a QB who was just 3-4% more accurate, which isnt asking that much.
 
MizCane said:
Think about the games in 2017 most notably Clemson in the ACCCG where we had some guys running in the open that Malik couldn't hit. Also the Wisconsin game in the Orange Bowl. I have no doubts our scheme is going to be worlds better but imagine a QB that could throw a deep ball how much more dangerous that team would be. Then come back to 2019. We have even better WR talent. I am super pumped about Jarren and the possibilities with his arm and the skill players around him.
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I'll give you that he has a better deep ball than Tate but it's still not a good deep ball. There's A LOT of air under his deep throws. Plenty of time to work on it and i'm not hating just saying that's not one of his top3 attributes at this moment. He certainly throws the nicest ball though. The TE's are going to love that touch. Jeff Thomas will certainly have to circle back for a few though.
 
I love the enthusiasm about Williams but a lot of it went over the top and now looking like hype based on nothing

Kid hasn't taken even 1 snap yet. Yall are crowning him. Just relax.
 
RightSaidFred said:
I love the enthusiasm about Williams but a lot of it went over the top and now looking like hype based on nothing

Kid hasn't taken even 1 snap yet. Yall are crowning him. Just relax.
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I thought he took a few snaps last year. Not sure.

Jon
 
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Didn't care who won the QB1 job, just wanted the best man possible. JW is now the man and I am rolling with him. We have to understand that he is only a RS Frosh and will make some mistakes, we have to be behind him and he cannot get down. Fvck all these haters on here and there sorry **** excuses about JW. He was chosen and he WILL lead us. :11263272045-489f4f7972-o: Believe that or drown in your own miserable sorrows.
 
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