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ThomasM said:
It’s what he did with Rosier last year. Our passing game looked like it had training wheels on for half the season. Sadly, Rosier couldn’t hit passes consistently no matter how easy they were. If Richt can do that for Rosier, why not for a much more talented QB?
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'Zactly.

Richt has seen that even if Jarren runs the wrong way, or misses the call, he has the ability to throw across the field and HIT what he throws at.
 
UMFarArcher said:
'Zactly.

Richt has seen that even if Jarren runs the wrong way, or misses the call, he has the ability to throw across the field and HIT what he throws at.
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Jarren is the only QB in the competition that looks like he has the ability, and physicality to play at the next level. He is just a good QB. Yeah, people will say, "He's done nothing yet", but every now and then a guy comes along that just has it. High football IQ, ability, size, he has it all. From all accounts he is a hard worker as well. I doubt he'd EVER "go through the motions" with an undefeated season on the line. Kid wants to win, and be the best he can be. That will push others to do the same.

If Brad Kaaya can start as a true freshman, than and EE Williams certainly can. Here's hoping he blows the doors off of everyone and leaves no doubt.
 
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UMFarArcher said:
'Zactly.

Richt has seen that even if Jarren runs the wrong way, or misses the call, he has the ability to throw across the field and HIT what he throws at.
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As opposed to Rosier running the right way, making the right call and still missing #4 wide open.

The accurate QB almost always gives you the best chance. There are exceptions like Tebow, but those leadership intangibles he possessed and completely absent from Rosier
 
Say what you want about Rosier v Shireffs on whether or not it was close last year preseason. Here are the facts: if Shireffs hits a few passes or even just "got hot" in the Pitt game last year, Rosier likely never takes another snap for the U.
 
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It’s pretty clear. Sadly Rosier will still be the starter but Williams will be worked in during the year. Perry will transfer after this year and Williams will be the man the next few years.
 
CaneSince4Ever said:
1st play would've been a sack.

2nd play was a nice dime, but IDKWTH kinda coverage that was.

3rd play another nice dime, but against who?

Kid has a real compact release though, but I still don't see Him beating out Rosier.
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-the first play would not have been a sack either
As of now the ball he threw was against jhavontae dean 1st/2nd team corner
 
brock said:
-the first play would not have been a sack either
As of now the ball he threw was against jhavontae dean 1st/2nd team corner
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First two throws were dropped in perfectly against cover two. Just deep enough to get it over the corner's head but not too deep to allow the safety to make a play over the top. The touchdown pass was a perfect fade to a big receiver against man coverage. Throw it towards the back of the endzone and let your big receiver (Hightower) go up and make the easy grab. Some very nice examples.
 
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Wash140in60 said:
Say what you want about Rosier v Shireffs on whether or not it was close last year preseason. Here are the facts: if Shireffs hits a few passes or even just "got hot" in the Pitt game last year, Rosier likely never takes another snap for the U.
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Some guys need a little time to get hot, or at least warm up. Shirreffs never got that time. It’s easy to bust on a guy because he didn’t come off the bench on fire, but QBs rarely come in hot off the bench.
 
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ThomasM said:
Some guys need a little time to get hot, or at least warm up. Shirreffs never got that time. It’s easy to bust on a guy because he didn’t come off the bench on fire, but QBs rarely come in hot off the bench.
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He wasn’t good and didn’t have the arm strength to be successful at Miami
 
ThomasM said:
Some guys need a little time to get hot, or at least warm up. Shirreffs never got that time. It’s easy to bust on a guy because he didn’t come off the bench on fire, but QBs rarely come in hot off the bench.
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The time for Him to "get hot" was last Spring, Summer, & Fall, not during spot duty for Rosier.
 
CaneSince4Ever said:
The time for Him to "get hot" was last Spring, Summer, & Fall, not during spot duty for Rosier.
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Actually, he did quite well in practice. Problem is, when you throw just about any cold QB into a game under bad circumstances, they will struggle. Especially one that has had no real game time under his belt. Not saying that he was a better option than Rosier, just that he never got enough game time to have a chance to show what he could do. It happens.
 
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