forums

We can have all of the best Offensive Coaches but WTF can you do with these QB's?

Advertisement
Gimme Tyree Jackson and let attrition hit this position group. It needs an ***** and fresh faces.

Perry and Weldon are worthless. Perry has a little talent, but he is more problematic than he has worth. Weldon is unusable roster fodder.

If Williams wants to transfer because we bring in a Grad Transfer...he can get lost, too. He's only a RS Freshman. If he can't come to terms with his development...bye.

Go get a freshman QB in the process.
 
Like this:

Beyond the macros of run/pass execution, Fedora adjusts his scheme to match the talent on hand. Look no further than his first OC gig at Middle Tennessee for an example.

Middle Tennessee quarterback Wes Counts led the NCAA in pass completion percentage (72.6) in 2001, although that efficiency was a byproduct of an offense tailored to the signal caller’s ability. During a 2013 coaching clinic in Charlotte, N.C., Fedora detailed how 88 percent of Counts’s passes were completed into the boundary because he didn’t have the arm strength to consistently make throws down or even across the field. Defenses, however, never adjusted, insisting on defending Fedora’a decoys to the field side which thereby allowed Counts to exploit his preferred area of attack.
Click to expand...
 
BoxingRobes said:
Gimme Tyree Jackson and let attrition hit this position group. It needs an ***** and fresh faces.

Perry and Weldon are worthless. Perry has a little talent, but he is more problematic than he has worth. Weldon is unusable roster fodder.

If Williams wants to transfer because we bring in a Grad Transfer...he can get lost, too. He's only a RS Freshman. If he can't come to terms with his development...bye.

Go get a freshman QB in the process.
Click to expand...

Yeah, no more Jonny boy as QB Coach...QB room needs to be a little more like this:

 
Camerooski said:
With bucktooth #1 xvideos user Nkosi, broccoli lover Cade, and maybe Jarren transferring... Jalen Hurts grad transfer pipe dream? No way we get into the conversation for Fields. IDK
Click to expand...


I get your point but how hard do you want to go after our own players on a personal level? If you're not physically attracted to the guy, it's okay.

Jarren "maybe" transferring is I'm sure 1 of Manny's top recruiting priorities along with getting a solid OC if there's going to be hope for 2019. Beyond that year, obviously, you're recruiting the best you can to suit up. Freshmen are more and more becoming involved in year 1 as QBs.
 
JHallCanes said:
If you believe the people that managed to be at Greentree, Mark was the only one that didn’t think Williams was the best
Click to expand...

JHall, I could be wrong, but my guess is that Richt was more about a precise, unvaried, sequence of moves and was very systematic as to how his QB's followed the process of looks in a more strict sequence.

We heard Richt say something about Jarren didn't know where the receivers were - but would manage to hit a receiver anyway -

That tells me Jarren was maybe less "structured" but more aware of who was open than who his first target was supposed to be according to the play. And he was quick enough to analyse where he should throw it - and not necessarily good at following Richt's firm sequence.

And if you didn't do everything exactly like Richt instructed - in the exact same sequence every time - you weren't going to play for him - as Richt was about structure, a set sequence - which we saw in his play calling - no taking advantage of what the defense was doing.

Jarren would possibly be more of a gunslinger - as he can process all these moving parts more quickly - and not necessarily need to run through this highly structured sequence Richt demanded.

Our past QB's that were really good - of course they knew the play and maybe their first target - but they also could and would throw to open receivers as they saw them.

Rather than go through the progressions, #1, #2, #3 etc., in sequence - if they saw #3 or #4 had busted free - that's who they'd hit.

But I think Richt was more demanding that they run through each one in sequence - and that's why our QB's were more ineffective - as they didn't have as much freedom to just hit the open receiver that popped open.

Then again - I don't know diddly squat - and would leave some of that for others to think about - such as yourself.
 
Advertisement
Cognizantphotos said:
Again, like I said quote me.
Click to expand...
Oh ffs. We won't know for many months to come. I'm too old to remember your absurd post to call you out on it then, so I'll just call you out on it now. It's ridiculous - nay - absurd to make such a suggestion. Especially in light of the succession of wunderkinds we have brought to Miami who have done exactly nothing to distinguish themselves.
 
Back
Top