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Jarren Williams should’ve put up better numbers

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He missed a number of opportunities to score more than 2 TDs but all in all he played a really solid game. Made some nice throws downfield that allowed the WRs to play catch and run. Half of it had to do with Enos finally getting out of the way.

I think Diaz must have been on his *** about his playcalling and not committing to the Shotgun bc that was night and day difference from how he’s called plays all year.

Although Jarren had the opportunity to score 40 on FSU he still showed enough for me to be impressed. FSU is a terrible team and Jarren has already lost a number of games that we should’ve won so I’m not ready to crown him.

But if he wins out and caps off this disappointing season with a bowl victory I’ll be on board the JW train for 2020.
 
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We still had some drops but the receivers hanging onto the ball was a refreshing change. Certainly helps Williams.
 
Even when you give him credit, you gotta tear him down.

JW played amazing for a RFR on the road in a rivalry game. He was deadly accurate, had the arm strength necessary for the 2 deep balls, climbed the pocket consistently, went through his progressions consistently, and even threw the ball away instead of being sacked a couple times.

What the **** else could you possibly want?
 
CaneSwag1995 said:
Even when you give him credit, you gotta tear him down.

JW played amazing for a RFR on the road in a rivalry game. He was deadly accurate, had the arm strength necessary for the 2 deep balls, climbed the pocket consistently, went through his progressions consistently, and even threw the ball away instead of being sacked a couple times.

What the **** else could you possibly want?
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21-37 and 2 TDs... Jarren played a really good game but the opportunity was there for him to really put up bigger numbers.

Just saying he still has a lot of room for improvement but he finally showed poise under pressure and the ability to throw downfield which is great and shows that he actually can improve.
 
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The Wiggins play is the easy one, but we still should have gotten 3 there.
IMO only one of the 2 sacks was on JW.
We caught a break on some of the tipped balls and dropped int's as well.

You can't say it wasn't a very good game for Jarren though.

The 2 long TD throws on the hands were a thing of beauty.
It's been years since we've seen a couple of those in a game.

Next week will be start #7 for JW vs a UL team that has similar defensive numbers to FSU but doesn't get to the QB as much.
Let's go.
 
CaneSwag1995 said:
Even when you give him credit, you gotta tear him down.

JW played amazing for a RFR on the road in a rivalry game. He was deadly accurate, had the arm strength necessary for the 2 deep balls, climbed the pocket consistently, went through his progressions consistently, and even threw the ball away instead of being sacked a couple times.

What the **** else could you possibly want?
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Not to miss wide open guys! This site isn’t a greeting card of well wishes. Truth is allowed to be spoken! People like you would rather blow smoke up his *** because you think his mom will read it.
 
LoungeLord said:
Not to miss wide open guys! This site isn’t a greeting card of well wishes. Truth is allowed to be spoken! People like you would rather blow smoke up his *** because you think his mom will read it.
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The only obvious miss I can think of was the one to Wiggins in the red zone. Besides that, he didn’t miss much. I’m not saying he’s perfect, but he played really well.
 
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OP pride is a powerful thing...

Saying that, Jarren did miss a few passes that were not like him. He was behind on a fews slant to Osbourne and that pass too wiggins rolling out.
He maybe missed about 3-4 passes that he wished he can have back. Allin all 4 bad passes out of 37 Ill take any day of the week. You said all he does was dink and dunk yet the boy was throwing dimes down the field all day. If Oline gives him protection like this we are not losing another game
 
blackvern said:
OP pride is a powerful thing...

Saying that, Jarren did miss a few passes that were not like him. He was behind on a fews slant to Osbourne and that pass too wiggins rolling out.
He maybe missed about 3-4 passes that he wished he can have back. Allin all 4 bad passes out of 37 Ill take any day of the week. You said all he does was dink and dunk yet the boy was throwing dimes down the field all day. If Oline gives him protection like this we are not losing another game
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That rollout pass to Wiggins had me UPSET!!! Lol
 
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