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N'kosi Perry clips...

He looked like he was hesitant to tuck and run when he could have. He might’ve been scared to get chewed out
 
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I posted this before in another thread, but it needs to be said again. Perry looks like he could easily be another Jacory Harris. He can make plays that can win the game for his team. He can also make plays that can win the game for the other team.

I do think he has much more upside than Rosier, but that's not a revelation.

I'm all for someone else besides Rosier getting in the game vs. Toledo. But I'm not sold on the idea that Perry is gonna come in against real competition and set the world on fire.
 
305to954 said:
Nobody on this board really can cause we not at practice every day..but I’ll bite..how about being accountable..rosier hasn’t been suspended for a opener🤷🏽‍♂️
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If you're using suspensions as an excuse for having a less talented player on the field, you're watching the wrong sport.
 
ddann said:
I posted this before in another thread, but it needs to be said again. Perry looks like he could easily be another Jacory Harris. He can make plays that can win the game for his team. He can also make plays that can win the game for the other team.

I do think he has much more upside than Rosier, but that's not a revelation.

I'm all for someone else besides Rosier getting in the game vs. Toledo. But I'm not sold on the idea that Perry is gonna come in against real competition and set the world on fire.
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Yeah, I hear what you're saying, but N'kosi needs to be given the chance. Toledo and FIU really are the perfect games to give our backup Qb's ample opportunities to be in real games.

And, like everyone else, Malik needs to ride the pine from here on out. None of our backups will be significantly worse than him in order to rationalize starting Malik the whole season instead of preparing the team for success next year.
 
filmcane said:
Yeah, I hear what you're saying, but N'kosi needs to be given the chance. Toledo and FIU really are the perfect games to give our backup Qb's ample opportunities to be in real games.

And, like everyone else, Malik needs to ride the pine from here on out. None of our backups will be significantly worse than him in order to rationalize starting Malik the whole season instead of preparing the team for success next year.
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Can't really argue with any of that.
 
CanesTruth said:
Should the Toledo game be uncharacteristically close as last season...does CMR get any young qb or rb in the game? Do we get to see how Perry and/or Lo perform vs better comp.

Hypothetically; If Canes are up or down 7 early in the 2nd qtr, is that a situation where you would want to see how Perry handles the moment. It's a road game with a hostile crowd, would you make the move to energize the offense if the 3 and outs warrant a change. Does CMR allow #12 to work thru his struggles considering last years heroics. If Canes cannot push their lead beyond 10 throughtout the contest, do we see Weldon/Perry for even a series or two.

I think Williams will be a guaranteed redshirt, which is not a bad thing for the team. CMR just will not give him enuf reps with the 1s to play anything more than mop up. Like Perry, Williams needs to glue himself to CMR and that playbook from now until they leave the U.
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I think it depends on why the game is closer than expected.

Malware will stay in the game if he is moving the offense and scoring points. Otherwise, Perry could and should in.

Lo should move up to at #3 behind Homer and Dallas. And play in every game.
 
The first two passes make the biggest statement to me. The bubble is a staple against off coverage and the slant is a staple against press. Perfect timing and placement on both passes. The bubble is worthless if the receiver has to adjust to catch the ball. He needs to catch it going forward so he can catch and run in one quick motion. The slant, especially to a big guy like Cager is unstoppable against man coverage if thrown correctly. It needs to be thrown early enough to where the DB can't make a play when the receiver has inside position.
 
I noticed he didn't scan the field, didn't come off the primary and locked in on where he wanted to throw the ball. Watch the film closely. Still better than Rosier!
 
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Looks like he can do the same thing as Rosier but with more talent and accuracy. Let's hope he gets serious burn vs Toledo.
 
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