MiamisMoperiestMopes
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How we handle adversity against a good team and hostile environment. Would be nice to just avoid that all together and go wire to wire.
I just don’t want Beck forcing it to Toney because Elko knows he wants to. He’s going to bait him — Beck can’t fall for it.Don't see us winning if Marcl Reed is the better QB on Saturday
Really need Beck to play efficiently and hit on the big play when it's there.
On the flip, Reed can also be mistake-prone at times. We've got to take advantage
I just don’t want Beck forcing it to Toney because Elko knows he wants to. He’s going to bait him — Beck can’t fall for it.
I’m not worried about Reed running. I’m worried about him extending the play long enough to allow Cramer or KC to create separation.We faced 6 mobile QBs this year. They totaled 74 yards rushing.
A lot of pressure on our center. Let’s hope he rises to the occasion.Big DT over our center.
Shallow Crossers by their two WRs with room to run like Bell for UL.
Bain and Mesidor getting gassed
Toure covering anything but the grass in front of him
Our TE expected to do much.
Howell without any chips on 3rd and long
FairI’m not worried about Reed running. I’m worried about him extending the play long enough to allow Cramer or KC to create separation.
Let’s put the Kool-Aid down for a second and have a rational conversation.
We all love this program.
We are all confident in this team.
But I’m going to stop listening to my heart for a second and give my brain a chance to jump into the discourse.
What concerns us about this matchup? I’ll go first….
1) Our LBs ability to cover their WRs underneath.
2) Keeping Reed contained in the pocket. Broken plays have been our enemy before. The ND and SMU games come to mind. Even the FSU game in the 4th quarter.
3) Beck zeroing in on Toney. Elko is too smart of a coach to allow one player to beat him. His scheme will be structured to neutralize Toney’s impact. Carson has to be patient, go through his progressions, and find the open receiver.
4) WRs other than Toney creating separation. With Toney most likely being bracketed, can CJ take advantage of 1-on-1 opportunities? What about Marion? Mark my words: to win this game, we’re going to need a couple of big time, contested catches from someone other than Toney.
5) Pringle in pass protection. Can he handle what Elko throws at us in 3rd and long situations? We’re going to have to trust him. You can’t only bring him in if we’re running the ball — that’s too predictable.
6) Pre-snap penalties. If we can’t avoid more than one or two of these over the course of the game, we’re probably in bad shape. Getting behind the chains hurts the type of offense Dawson wants to call.
What other things worry you guys?
All legitimate concerns.Let’s put the Kool-Aid down for a second and have a rational conversation.
We all love this program.
We are all confident in this team.
But I’m going to stop listening to my heart for a second and give my brain a chance to jump into the discourse.
What concerns us about this matchup? I’ll go first….
1) Our LBs ability to cover their WRs underneath.
2) Keeping Reed contained in the pocket. Broken plays have been our enemy before. The ND and SMU games come to mind. Even the FSU game in the 4th quarter.
3) Beck zeroing in on Toney. Elko is too smart of a coach to allow one player to beat him. His scheme will be structured to neutralize Toney’s impact. Carson has to be patient, go through his progressions, and find the open receiver.
4) WRs other than Toney creating separation. With Toney most likely being bracketed, can CJ take advantage of 1-on-1 opportunities? What about Marion? Mark my words: to win this game, we’re going to need a couple of big time, contested catches from someone other than Toney.
5) Pringle in pass protection. Can he handle what Elko throws at us in 3rd and long situations? We’re going to have to trust him. You can’t only bring him in if we’re running the ball — that’s too predictable.
6) Pre-snap penalties. If we can’t avoid more than one or two of these over the course of the game, we’re probably in bad shape. Getting behind the chains hurts the type of offense Dawson wants to call.
What other things worry you guys?
This take cracks me up, and not the first time I have heard it. Beck was a 75% completion guy this year. How does that constitute hot and cold? And what would you define a 65% passer?Both QBs are hot and cold, an early turnover or putting A&M in a hole could both really help Beck and **** with Reed.