My 2 cents on JW and a Florida fan opinion on him

[Twin_Cane]

I was at the game with my brother hanging out in the cane section with two lonely gator fans lol.

JW is the truth. Accurate as ****, good footwork in the pocket and mobile as we can see.

Obviously he has to work on the small things, pocket awareness, when to throw it away and when to keep it.

Our O-line should do better against NC, so hopefully we can see better offensive plays and Jarren airing it out.

All in All you have to be excited for him and this team for this year and the years to come.

Florida Fan (who was pretty cool and fair about both teams : THAT FRESHMAN QB HAS BIG BALLS‼‼‼

 

[Empirical Cane]

Lizards would trade Ballpark Franks for J Will in a second.

Mullen woukdnt even say buh bye to Felipe as he was packing his bags.

 

[brock]

He had 66% completion percentage against an elite front and great corner duo and easily had 5 to 6 drops in that game that were on the money and should have been caught. He needs to work on throwing the ball away or even just tucking and running to pick up something instead of just staying back there and getting hit. Other than tacking a bunch of sacks which a lot were not necessarily his fault but a few were he will get better and better. No doubt about it

 

[1hurricane]

Who cares what Florida fan thinks!!!

 

[PCBcanefan]

Got to give it to him, he kept getting up after each of his 11 sacks.

 

[Dr.L.ThugU]

I hope he becomes a great one but how can anyone refer to :

"Obviously he has to work on the small things, pocket awareness, when to throw it away and when to keep it"

As "small things" ?

 

[Captain Uberpants]

That completion % would have been much lower if he had thrown some balls away instead of taking sacks/running out of bounds.

I have my eyes on Enos next week now that he knows the deal. Let’s see what he comes up with.

 

[reef1515]

He isn’t the truth yet. Right now he’s a deer in headlights.

 

[9oh4Cane]

He isn’t the truth yet. Right now he’s a deer in headlights.

Freshman making his first start with the worst OL in CFB. He played very well given the circumstances. Needs to work on getting the ball out faster and throwing it away, but did we expect him to look like a veteran out there?

 

[252cane]

I mean everybody can see the potential. I seen several other fan bases say if miami had a o-line they would be good. Uga fans was saying they wished they had jarren to take over after fromm.

 

[HarrietTubmanCane]

He isn’t the truth yet. Right now he’s a deer in headlights.

He wasn’t a deer in headlights until the 4th quarter when his OC and QB became one first and refused to adjust.

 

[Hoyacane1620]

Jarren is known for two things: accuracy and taking care of the football. He did both of those things last night. As far as the taking care of the ball part, his clock will speed up. He will either learn to run if the play isn't there or throw it out of bounds. Hopefully Enos will be able to scheme up a few better options for him to use in those situations.

JW is smart - he owned his part in taking too many sacks. I'd rather have him take the sack than throw the ball into triple coverage, risking a pick 6 as we've seen in prior seasons....

 

[supersaiyanshel]

Still not pulling the trigger on alot of plays. Need more throws like the dropped JT TD pass.

 

[Twin_Cane]

He isn’t the truth yet. Right now he’s a deer in headlights.

I assume you were watching the Arizona and Hawaii game?

 

[jjacks93]

That completion % would have been much lower if he had thrown some balls away instead of taking sacks/running out of bounds.

I have my eyes on Enos next week now that he knows the deal. Let’s see what he comes up with.

Just like it would’ve been higher if he didn’t have to throw the majority of his passes under duress .

 

[section9]

That OL had better step up, especially if we make it to Clemson.That DL will pancake him.

 

[TheMatador]

I hope he becomes a great one but how can anyone refer to :

"Obviously he has to work on the small things, pocket awareness, when to throw it away and when to keep it"

As "small things" ?

Yes. Big things would be like throwing with accuracy. Things that are not easily fixable.

 

[Dr.L.ThugU]

Yes. Big things would be like throwing with accuracy. Things that are not easily fixable.

That's mechanics vs instincts/feel for the game . I'm bowing out of the thread cause I don't want it to seem like I'm bashing the kid. I think he showed flashes and hope he turns out to be great when it's all said and done.

 

[1LuvCane]

Who cares what Florida fan thinks!!!

No Joke!!!

 

[Canes1968]

He had 66% completion percentage against an elite front and great corner duo and easily had 5 to 6 drops in that game that were on the money and should have been caught. He needs to work on throwing the ball away or even just tucking and running to pick up something instead of just staying back there and getting hit. Other than tacking a bunch of sacks which a lot were not necessarily his fault but a few were he will get better and better. No doubt about it

Bad math. He was 63%