Remember The Preseason Brad Kaaya Regression Debate?

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We had a split on the matter. Some said he would be just fine. Others were adamant that losing:

- 1st round LT
- 1st round WR
- Mackey Award finalist TE
- The programs all-time leading rusher

would hurt his production.



Well, here we are 4 games in -
Average pass defense faced: 91st
He's thrown for:
1,094 yards
5 TDs
1 INT
on 140 attempts with 61% completion rate.




In 2014, over the first 4 games -
Average pass defense faced: 32nd
He threw for:
1,052 yards
10 TDs
7 INTs
on 117 attempts with a 62% completion rate.



So..despite facing a noticeably easier group of pass defenses -

Completion %: Worse
Touchdowns: Worse
Yards Per Att: Worse
Interceptions: Better


He's matured and learned to protect the football, but that's about it. He does not have the weapons this year to really prove anything. He just went an entire game against a horrible mid-major defense without a TD. I don't really see the explosive playmakers on the outside for him. They disappeared tonight when a subpar secondary got physical with them.
 
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I don't think he has looked very good for most of the year. Maybe because our WRs lack any type of explosion, Golden has turned this into a very slow team. The route trees suck, we never threaten a defense on multiple levels.
 
I don't think he has looked very good for most of the year. Maybe because our WRs lack any type of explosion, Golden has turned this into a very slow team. The route trees suck, we never threaten a defense on multiple levels.

noticed that for the last 3 years. we put no stress on the secondary at all. 1 guy can cover 2 men most of the time.
 
honestly its a circus. I know high school coaches that could get this team to 8 wins. it really is amateur hour.
 
Hard to score td when the coaches seem like they don't trust him in the redzone. We was in the redzone for like 4 or 5 times and we only threw to the endzone once....
 
If Coley is using the same system as when he was at FSU, then I believe that should tell you all about QB training. None of Jimbo Fishers QBs has done anything rt outside of his team. All passing concepts Jimbo have are made for one receiver to be open, and that seems to be what has happened over at Miami as well.
Fire the whole staff.
 
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4th and 6 in the red zone and Coley calls a run play into the strength of the defense tells you all you need to know about Coley's play calling tells you all you need to know.
 
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