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The only reason CoRch Diaz will give Jarren Williams back the starting Job

MainLineCane said:
Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda I'm not arguing that.....I'm sticking with facts

I want to win NOW....let JW learn on his own time in spring practice next year or if Kosi falters later on

This isn't about who you supported in the beginning....I could care less, This is about winning games NOW.

So as far as I'm concerned I don't care who starts...IF Tate gave us the best chance to do so and proved it like Kosi did, I'd be for him now

Bottom line; I'm for whoever gives us the best chance to win the remaining games....right now that's obviously Kosi not a still learning JW
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The guy that gives us the best chnce to win is the guy who can complete passes more consistently
 
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KevinCaneFace said:
The guy that gives us the best chnce to win is the guy who can complete passes more consistently
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People insane, they accused Jarren of just dinking and dunking. Yet after a game where we didn’t complete a SINGLE pass over the middle of the field or more than 1 pass longer than 10 yards in terms of yards traveled don’t say anything about it. People got agendas and that’s clear
 
KrazyCane said:
Which is not Jarren Williams.... and the guy that gives us the best chance to win is the guy who can score enough points to win which also isn’t Jarren Williams.
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Which is why Miami scored more vs UNC and UF than they did vs UVA and why N’kosi’s completion percentage was lower than Jarrens has been all year
 
Number1CanesFan said:
I understand, but if you give your defense a lead late in the game and they give up a TD and/or your DC puts the team in a bad coverage on 4th & 17 then who's to blame?
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Are you 100% that was the defensive coordinator fault or a blown assignment in the secondary?
 
colperm said:
Williams has completed over 70% of his passes. Perry has a career percentage hovering around 60%. Other than the first quarter against VT, Williams has shown much better decision making and touch on his throws than Perry.

It's not even close.
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Dink and dunk
 
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KevinCaneFace said:
If our defense doesn’t play lights out in the red zone Kosi would have lost that game. Kosi’s one advantage is a downfield and he overthrew every pass downfield. Yeah he ran in a touchdown at the end but Jarren would have hit a wide open Deejay for the same touchdown.

QB’s are judged by their arm and Jarren was leading the ACC in passing efficiency. Jarrens also not Kaaya in the pocket he runs faster than N’kosi. He just has to learn when to run
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Jarren has 7tds in 5 starts and that includes the BCU game. So what makes you think he's a td machine.
 
404CANES said:
Jarren has 7tds in 5 starts and that includes the BCU game. So what makes you think he's a td machine.
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Wouldn’t how many tds drives did he lead be the better question? If it’s a passing td from the qb or running td from the rb doesn’t really matter, still a successful drive imo . Cam Harris and Dallas combined for 7 rushing tds in the first 4 games and all but 1 were on the goal line. We have had 1 rushing td from a running back in the last 2 games.
 
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KevinCaneFace said:
Which is why Miami scored more vs UNC and UF than they did vs UVA and why N’kosi’s completion percentage was lower than Jarrens has been all year
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Did you factor in the drops or you just wanted to sweep that under the rug, sneak a comment in about comp % and no one will recall this fact.
 
brock said:
Wouldn’t how many tds drives did he lead be the better question? If it’s a passing td from the qb or running td from the rb doesn’t really matter, still a successful drive imo . Cam Harris and Dallas combined for 7 rushing tds in the first 4 games and all but 1 Where on the goal line. We have had 1 rushing td from a running back in the last 2 games.
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I responded to comment that stated jarren would have hit dallas for the final score instead of running it in...stay in context pls.
 
KrazyCane said:
Im of the belief that a starting QB can never do enough to win if we lose
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Liberty City El said:
Is Jarren going to lead us to victory vs Pitt on the road?

If he doesn't should he still start because he completes 70% of his passes?

Is completion percentage more important than W's vs ACC opponents?
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The two don’t have to be mutually exclusive.
 
What's boring @brock is that you and others continue to throw out stats and percentages from a dink and dunk machine. I don't even want to talk bad about the guy to prove my point, but lets face it this fanbase will be divided until they leave. Jarren hasn't won me over and kosi doesn't have a clean slate with a lot of ppl. You will continue to throw out these numbers and ignore what your eyes see. If Jarren would have made the correct football plays and thrown the ball away several times instead of taking sacks and/or fumbling it, putting us in 2nd or 3rd and long his quote on quote comp % wouldn't have legs to stand on.

Im not obsessed with kosi nor do i despise jarren to where i want him to fail, i just think kosi has matured, gotten a better understanding of the qb position, he's focused, and imo, gives us the best chance to win regardless of oLine play. You are entitled to your opinion as well, doesn't make mine any less credible as yours. But regardless, i respect and support the qb that is playing at any moment in the season. Whoever will be subject to fair or unfair scrutiny in the following days, it is what it is, comes with the fame and glory of the position.

What's sad is these are not Big10 qbs and Anos refuses to play to the strengths of any of these guys. Im not saying each hasn't gotten better under his guidance but the offense as a whole does not complement the talent base and skill sets of this team.
 
Liberty City El said:
Is Jarren going to lead us to victory vs Pitt on the road?

If he doesn't should he still start because he completes 70% of his passes?

Is completion percentage more important than W's vs ACC opponents?
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I think Defensive play is far more important In the outcomes of those games either way and we see that with the way the defense played vs uva compared to va tech game (6 possessions in the redzone allowing 6 tds) and unc game (allowing 17 first quarter points and then giving up a 4th and 17 with 3minutes left in the game). if the defense didn’t have a stout performance vs uva (5 drives inside 25 yardline but allowed only 9 points) we easily lose that acc game too
 
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