I'm tellin ya...
I'm driving the Williams bus. Get on b!tches.
I thought I was driving it , but that’s ok. It’s cool, I’ll just be the parent standing over your shoulder cussing the rest of people riding on the bus.
I'm tellin ya...
I'm driving the Williams bus. Get on b!tches.
I don't need a bus. Just give me that Uber to Hardrock on December 29th and drop me off at the Caneswalk.Really don't care which bus I'm riding .......as long as its taking me to the N.C..
Last year it was “N’Kosi da gawww”
Now he’s trash.
It’s Williams da gawww...or wait, is it Weldon da gawww?
Amazing how instead of taking Rick for his word, everyone knows exactly what’s going to happen.
There’s a competition that has yet to play out this summer. Sure anything that’s been said is possible.
But that’s just it. It’s one of several possibilities, the way I see it. Nothing is certain.
They’re all in play, and Williams could even redshirt. Rick hasn’t ruled it in or out.
this is a factWe got a couple of QBs who can do a job.
Position is in the best shape for depth in decades.
I would attribute that more to the coaching side of the spectrum as to why Kaaya never progressed from him freshman yearIt's still way too early to be making QB predictions but I will say that Jarren Williams is the first freshman QB I've seen here in a long time that actually looks like he knows what he's doing. Maybe the staff needs to go after more of these "finished product" types of recruits rather than the super raw "potential" guys we've been seeing here the last few years.
Although, that could always backfire like it did with Kaaya. He looked really solid as a freshman but never really developed much after that.
I never once thought Perry was "Da Gawd". I never saw a lot in Allison, either. I see something completely different in Williams, and if his poise, accuracy, work ethic, and maturity doesn't excite you, I just don't know what to say. He is the most complete QB we have had on our roster in years.
Rosier not starting the whole year. Richt even hinting at that.I agree. In 2019 it's gonna be Jarren.
And I was the only one on the board that said he'd be in front of Perry. Tell me how wrong I was there, pal.
Last spring, Evan Shirreffs was the guy getting you all hot and bothered from his high school tape. Now, it's Williams.
Hopefully, this bandwagon turns out better than the last.
I don't know how else to put it - I'm beyond thrilled with the reports & discussion about Jarren this spring. The more I listen to Richt talk about him, watch his film, & read practice reports, the more clear it becomes; Jarren is the QB that will take this team to the next level. Have you ever heard Richt praise Perry's accuracy, decision making & his going through progressions? Watch his interview from Saturday after the scrimmage, at about the 1:30 mark. He later implies Rosier isn't the undisputed starter.
I won't get into body language or verbal cues, but Richt knows he's got a stud. He's being careful with his words, so as not to put out or temper the fire Jarren apparently has lit under his ***, but he's got a good one & he knows it. The thing that's most apparent with Jarren is what he brings to the table mentally. You can sense the intelligence when he talks. When you watch his film, you see him go through his reads & sometimes go to his 3rd or 4th option - things we've never seen Malik (or Perry) do. He's got all the tools physically, but most importantly, he's accurate. Watch him consistently drill his targets, & look at his delivery
Some might say it's just practice video, but when you watch his games you see the same things. The arm strength & accuracy do become a factor when the QB is sharp & knows what he's doing. This isn't a "Greentree All-American". He's a smarter, more physically gifted version of what Malik would be if he was accurate. I don't know how some of you don't see it. It's becoming clear as day. Whether he starts vs. LSU or not, Jarren is the best quarterback on the team & will be the starter at some point this year. Forget about a redshirt. He looks physically ready & I expect him to grind the next few months & learn enough of the playbook to leave Richt no choice. No knock on Kosi; the tools are there, but he should be further along at this point. As long as Jarren can take a hit, I think we've got what we've been waiting for. This team, with an elite QB, is gonna be scary.
I crowned Williams *** weeks ago. Welcome to the party Pal.
+1000I never once thought Perry was "Da Gawd". I never saw a lot in Allison, either. I see something completely different in Williams, and if his poise, accuracy, work ethic, and maturity doesn't excite you, I just don't know what to say. He is the most complete QB we have had on our roster in years.
Williams and Sherrifs are in two completely different categories in terms of talent and upside. Only comparison you can make is the hype insuing but that’s it..
Last spring, Evan Shirreffs was the guy getting you all hot and bothered from his high school tape. Now, it's Williams.
Hopefully, this bandwagon turns out better than the last.
It's still way too early to be making QB predictions but I will say that Jarren Williams is the first freshman QB I've seen here in a long time that actually looks like he knows what he's doing. Maybe the staff needs to go after more of these "finished product" types of recruits rather than the super raw "potential" guys we've been seeing here the last few years.
Although, that could always backfire like it did with Kaaya. He looked really solid as a freshman but never really developed much after that.
And I was the only one on the board that said he'd be in front of Perry. Tell me how wrong I was there, pal.
Were u there saturday? Cause if you were youd no that answer on both fronts is nah.not really...If Richt was "giddy" in that video, I don't think it was just about Williams, all the QBs had a good day Saturday. Critical as I've been about Weldon, I think He threw His name in the hat with a real good performance.