Start at 3:10
“We don’t get too much into stats. We get into; Did you make the right decision as far as, we have to tell people who we concider a MIKE linebacker to set protections and run game and all that, so are you doing that right? Are you handing the ball off properly and carrying out your fake? When you do drop back to pass, are you going through the proper progression, and if it’s open, are you throwing an accurate ball? There are some balls that could be intercepted. Obviously if you throw a receiver a ball and it hits him right in the heart and it bounces up and it’s an interception, on the stat it’s an interception, but for us he gets a plus because he put it exactly where I asked him to put it. So we give an accuracy grade instead of a completion grade. We have a grade for doing their job properly. We have a grade for the technique of doing their job properly, which is mostly ball handling stuff. Then we have a grade for accuracy. That’s kinda how we grade. Malik is ahead of everybody as far of knowing what to do and how to do it. There’s no question. Even throughout the week, we had eight other practices. It was very evident that if we’re going to try to run our total system, he’s more than well equipped to do it.”
No. I'm not an insider. But I also am not foolish enough to just blindly believe that Malik can run the offense, can't read the defense, can't call out protection and alignment, and can't make it past his first read just because some anonymous person on an internet message board says so when I have the coach saying the exact opposite.
**** yo chart.