I don't fault the kid for tucking the ball away given that it was drilled into him that he not turn the ball over. Like kids, they take it to an extreme. He had plenty of opportunities to throw the ball away or run or even make a dynamic play. I believe the mistakes he made in this game were better than throwing interceptions, which would have eroded his confidence and the team's confidence in him. here are some plays that he left on the field.
In this play, he had heavy pressure and dumped it off to Dallas, but had JT4 open already.
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On this play he has pressure but if he anticipates just a little bit he can put the ball in the endzone to JT4 since he's turned around his defender.
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This bonus pic shows how the we failed to adjust to the motion by No. 1 and Florida created a huge mismatch that lead to the touchdown.
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Here, near the goal line, he has the middle of the field open and Jordan moving into the open space, but JR15 threw it behind him for a reception but little YAC.
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this is a roll out to the right and while faint you can see JT4 (i think) open by a mile.
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this is what LuCane said earlier in the week, get pressure on Franks in his face and he'll disintegrate. Ford pressures Frank and although the two Florida receivers are open, Franks overthrows them and Carter gets the pick.
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Another rollout play and our receiver is behind the defender.
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And on the final series, i believe he rolls to the right again but had Osborn open right in the middle of the field for an 8-10 yard play.
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He'll grow up fast in the next two weeks.
