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I think we are finding our QB1.

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Tee3000 said:
Because you're an idiot, that's why.

Adjusted Yardage per attempt...you know a more accurate measurement is higher than that of Jarren's...reflecting exactly what I've been saying.
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Wow you’re sensitive.

The problem with adjusted yards per attempt is that it discredits YAC which is one of Jarren’s strengths. Jarren puts the ball in better position for WR’s to run after the catch. Both QB’s have strengths. N’kosi is better 40 yards down the field while Jarren is better 10-30 yards downfield. N’kosi is better on the outside while Jarren is better in the middle of the field. Saying Jarren gets yards by dinking and dunking is foolish because last game N’kosi only had one pass that traveled more than ten yards and was completed. If Jarren gets more yards per completion and more completions that’s just more production.
 
Hope enos widdles down his playbook and get rid of those terrible slow developing play actions and zone blocking running plays

oh and no more Brevin jet sweeps on the short side of the field
 
I love what Kosi has done, especially from a mental and leadership standpoint. Comeback stories like this make me happy.

My concern is his intermediate to deep ball accuracy. Not every ball, but he’s missed some deep shots that were open. He’s killing me with that. But obviously he has identified it as a problem and he’s working on it. I really hope he can get that aspect of his game together, if he does, it’s going to be hard to make a case for yanking him out.
 
dwreck27 said:
Hope enos widdles down his playbook and get rid of those terrible slow developing play actions and zone blocking running plays

oh and no more Brevin jet sweeps on the short side of the field
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Play to his strengths. Always thought N’kosi would kill it in the Big 12. Keep him in shotgun and let him work. Kosi’s best balls are quick outs and downfield. I’d kill the defense with quick outside passes and when the creep up let Kosi hit them downfield.
 
KevinCaneFace said:
Wow you’re sensitive.

The problem with adjusted yards per attempt is that it discredits YAC which is one of Jarren’s strengths. Jarren puts the ball in better position for WR’s to run after the catch. Both QB’s have strengths. N’kosi is better 40 yards down the field while Jarren is better 10-30 yards downfield. N’kosi is better on the outside while Jarren is better in the middle of the field. Saying Jarren gets yards by dinking and dunking is foolish because last game N’kosi only had one pass that traveled more than ten yards and was completed. If Jarren gets more yards per completion and more completions that’s just more production.
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Agree with this
 
BoxingRobes said:
We don't have a QB1. That's reality.

We've got a bunch of QB2 types and we struggle to get the most out of them.
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I disagree with this.

All three could lead this team to ten wins and the players would rally around them.

There are other factors holding them back.

They may not be headman winners, but they could start for many fbs teams in a spread system.
 
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KrazyCane said:
Lol Jarren goes 3 for 3 on passes 6 yards up the field with a turnover on down to show for it and he’s an “amazing star” 😂🤡

Jarren Williams looks like the most mentally unprepared QB I’ve ever seen in cfb over the last 20 years.
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N’Kosi is my guy, but this isn’t a fair take for a redshirt freshman qb.

Going into UF with such a terrible offensive gameplan and offensive line will make anybody look bad. Enos keeps doubling down on the madness until we are in trouble.

People wrote N’kosi off for his performance as a redshirt freshman, too, if you remember.
 
Until we get a super accurate QB like Rosier throwing to a stud receiver like Langham, our chances at 10 wins are hopeless
 
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