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

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OrangeBowlMagic said:
Take out the Bethune game. That doesn't count. It's a scrimmage. We're averaging in the mid 380s.

Bottom line, the offense is not much better than last year. YPP is up a little, but negative plays are way up as well. So we've been more explosive, but we've also gone backwards more. When you really get down to it, halfway through the year, it's a little better than last year, but really not much. And that's very painful to say after what we watched last year.
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The problem with taking Bethune out is an FCS opponent is still figured into last years number. The offense is definitely better but the OL is much worse. You give last years team this OL and they never even score 😂
 
KevinCaneFace said:
Miami’s offense scored more with Jarren. Who cares is touchdowns were passing? He led more drives that finished in touchdowns. If you pass to the two yard line and the running back finishes you still led through drive.

Why am I arguing with you? Your boy didn’t win the competition and won’t be on the field when Jarren gets healthy. N’kosi is an excellent back up and I’m glad he’s on the team.
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Lol where in reality does this even make sense?? N’Kosi has the same amount of TDs in 2 games as Jarren has in 5 games... lol you gon cry when Jarren transfers at the end of the season.
 
I like JW. But he needs a pocket to be successful. Our OL has not proven it can give him a pocket to throw. So start JW?!?! Again, love Manny but 100% disagree with this decision. Perry can help this offensive line with his elusiveness.

Man, Perry must have an attitude or must be dumb as rocks. Coaches seem to always dump on him...
 
KrazyCane said:
Lol where in reality does this even make sense?? N’Kosi has the same amount of TDs in 2 games as Jarren has in 5 games... lol you gon cry when Jarren transfers at the end of the season.
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Read it again. I said Miami’s offense scored more. The running backs had more touchdowns and only one of them wasn’t a goal line situation. So Jarren led his team on more scoring drives.
 
really?? JW was sacked 10 times vs UF came back gave us the lead 20-17 early in the 4th and again with 9:48 on the clock, Bubba missed a 27 yd FG which would've given us a 23-17 lead.
It was the D that failed us in that game and against UNC, not JW. Jarren came from behind in both games to give us the lead, only to watch the D give up late TD's in both games

CaneDogX said:
I like JW. But he needs a pocket to be successful. Our OL has not proven it can give him a pocket to throw. So start JW?!?! Again, love Manny but 100% disagree with this decision. Perry can help this offensive line with his elusiveness.

Man, Perry must have an attitude or must be dumb as rocks. Coaches seem to always dump on him...
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sitzee said:
really?? JW was sacked 10 times vs UF came back gave us the lead 20-17 early in the 4th and again with 9:48 on the clock, Bubba missed a 27 yd FG which would've given us a 23-17 lead.
It was the D that failed us in that game and against UNC, not JW. Jarren came from behind in both games to give us the lead, only to watch the D give up late TD's in both games
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Jarren had two drives in the 4th quarter to win the game, the last drive came after Romeo intercepted the ball... the refs helped him move up the field with two pass interference calls and he still choked.
 
In 2 games Kosi has thrown 82 passes vs. Jarren's 123 in 4 1/4 games. Kosi in 2 games has thrown 1 INT vs. Jarren's 3 in 4 1/4 games. SMH

KrazyCane said:
Lol where in reality does this even make sense?? N’Kosi has the same amount of TDs in 2 games as Jarren has in 5 games... lol you gon cry when Jarren transfers at the end of the season.
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sitzee said:
really?? JW was sacked 10 times vs UF came back gave us the lead 20-17 early in the 4th and again with 9:48 on the clock, Bubba missed a 27 yd FG which would've given us a 23-17 lead.
It was the D that failed us in that game and against UNC, not JW. Jarren came from behind in both games to give us the lead, only to watch the D give up late TD's in both games
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True and don't forget JT fumbling a punt which changed the entire momentum! My only point, was if Perry was in that game, I'd have to think some of those sacks would've been scrambles resulting in first downs. Mobile QBs, slow down a pass rush.
 
sitzee said:
In 2 games Kosi has thrown 82 passes vs. Jarren's 123 in 4 1/4 games. Kosi in 2 games has thrown 1 INT vs. Jarren's 3 in 4 1/4 games. SMH
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We’re also forgetting that Kosi threw the game ending interception against VT just to be saved by a very iffy roughing the passer call
 
KrazyCane said:
Jarren had two drives in the 4th quarter to win the game, the last drive came after Romeo intercepted the ball... the refs helped him move up the field with two pass interference calls and he still choked.
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Well then N’kosi had the game tied against VT and the defense gave up the lead. But N’kosi had a minute left and two shots at the end zone from the 10. So if Jarren “choked” vs UF does that mean N’kosi choked? just trying to use your dumb logic both ways
 
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Just listened to the wqam interview with Diaz and when asked about JW as starter man did he put ifs and buts on naming JW as THE starter. He did the same thing in his presser that I saw on Canes All Access on youtube.

for those interested:

10-14-19 Manny Diaz

Head Coach Manny Diaz joins us for Manny Diaz Monday to talk about the Hurricanes and their win
wqam.radio.com wqam.radio.com
7 to 8 minute mark
 
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