He will get his. The fact that we have many weapons now is huge. Teams are going to now have to game plan against multiple WRs, a TE, and RBs our of the backfield. Still need to see us go vertical though.Raymond- the burst —- wow
Dremel- gotta get him some targets
We have lots of options now we are not forced to go to dremel like we did last year. He will get his but this is a new team on O.Raymond- the burst —- wow
Dremel- gotta get him some targets
Agree on strong. Some jackass said move him to defense because he is not good. Low football IQ posters ruin these boardsSomeone show AK a Dremel highlight reel from last year. Stat.
That said.. One obvious drop from the WR corps? not too shabby.
Very few, if any, "Who the hell was he throwing to?" questions.. that's great.
AK taking 3-4 seconds to decide then shifting into get-out-of-Dodge mode with quick feet - priceless.
Ian Strong keeps going this way he could be another Kenny Britt by the time he exits Rutgers.
I saw that but passed on commenting about it. Everyone is allowed to have an opinion.Agree on strong. Some jackass said move him to defense because he is not good. Low football IQ posters ruin these boards
Doug it was so off base I had to reply to it , I could not pass on it lol.I saw that but passed on commenting about it. Everyone is allowed to have an opinion.
I didn't notice it until you mentioned it. What gives?No Brantley
I believe he was injured? Maybe I am wrong.I didn't notice it until you mentioned it. What gives?
I do not think we are going to see 1 WR get a ton of the catches. I think we are going to see a lot of quick game, and mid range game to a lot of different players.Hopefully true re vertical game
Not sure he gets his unless prioritized. But yes so much skill weapons
Not one of the many on the injured list releasedI believe he was injured? Maybe I am wrong.
Then he must have really fallen on the depth chart. I had huge expectations for him.Not one of the many on the injured list released
This! 8 different players had at least one reception last night. AK did a nice job of going through his progressions which is something our prior QB had difficulty with.I do not think we are going to see 1 WR get a ton of the catches. I think we are going to see a lot of quick game, and mid range game to a lot of different players.
He reads the field, the rad options, and the RPO very very well. I do want to see what he can do in the vertical game though.This! 8 different players had at least one reception last night. AK did a nice job of going through his progressions which is something our prior QB had difficulty with.
Shouldn’t your gifted receiver get more balls thrown to him?I do not think we are going to see 1 WR get a ton of the catches. I think we are going to see a lot of quick game, and mid range game to a lot of different players.
I am not sure if we have anyone who is truly gifted compared to the others.Shouldn’t your gifted receiver get more balls thrown to him?
Someone show AK a Dremel highlight reel from last year. Stat.
That said.. One obvious drop from the WR corps? not too shabby.
Very few, if any, "Who the hell was he throwing to?" questions.. that's great.
AK taking 3-4 seconds to decide then shifting into get-out-of-Dodge mode with quick feet - priceless.
Ian Strong keeps going this way he could be another Kenny Britt by the time he exits Rutgers.
He was in at the end for at least one play if not more.No Brantley
Dremel was listed as "questionable" on a list I saw. They probably were protecting him + giving the other guys time.Not one of the many on the injured list released
No Brantley
I was 50/50 as to whether AK was doing read-option well. First mesh handoff.. exceptionally sure he was making teh read and the right read. Next two.. he just gave up the ball when he should have kept it.. then he kept it properly again. That's all I noticed. It could be one of those that I thought he should have kept it was just too hard of a read.He reads the field, the rad options, and the RPO very very well. I do want to see what he can do in the vertical game though.
ahhh.. some of those balls where the defender draped over our receivers.. a couple times before teh ball got there... Dremel had a way of catching the balls anyway last year.Dremel was listed as "questionable" on a list I saw. They probably were protecting him + giving the other guys time.
Or if AK stepped into the throw and taken the hit rather than fade and try it off the back foot. Did not like seeing that choice.. reminded me of Nova...
We would have likely hit the deep cross to Miller if we had better pass protection on the play.
Thanks for the advice, but no thanks. You keep doing you, though.The receivers had more than one drop.
And let's chill on the Strong-Britt comparisons. Holy moly.
I don't want to see him take that hit, especially against a team like Howard when the game is in hand. We have a legitimate quarterback this year. If he goes out we probably go back to similar to something like last year.Or if AK stepped into the throw and taken the hit rather than fade and try it off the back foot. Did not like seeing that choice.. reminded me of Nova.
The TD pass and second completion to the TE were both RPO passes. They read the placement of the DE/OLB, then roll and read the levels with the TE running a quick out.I was 50/50 as to whether AK was doing read-option well. First mesh handoff.. exceptionally sure he was making teh read and the right read. Next two.. he just gave up the ball when he should have kept it.. then he kept it properly again. That's all I noticed. It could be one of those that I thought he should have kept it was just too hard of a read.
I suspect there will be teams with physical talented DEs who can be ver hard to read of quick enough to handle whatever choice is made.
But overall.. vastly superior RPO this year compared to both Wimsatt and Vedral before him.
I do wonder if Sheppard will be better at it in time.. he has a lightning first step but he better make the right read. I think maybe having a QB ahead of him who does it correctly may help a lot.
True.. I considered that too. settling on its better he didn't take the hit... we need him. But I still wonder... when we need the score.. will he step into the throw with rushers in his face? I hope he is the type that will. Really though, you are correct.. it is the best of both worlds if that was a health choice at that time because we didn't need it vs Howard.I don't want to see him take that hit, especially against a team like Howard when the game is in hand. We have a legitimate quarterback this year. If he goes out we probably go back to similar to something like last year.
Without our two best linebackers, I don't think we can just put the game in the hands of our defense this year. Scoring will be a priority in my opinion. It wasn't last year.
oh.. I better rewatch that. Totally missed throws off RPO.. my bad. That is something I have been dying to see also.. being we have one of the best RBs in the game... it should work well. Good to hear.The TD pass and second completion to the TE were both RPO passes. They read the placement of the DE/OLB, then roll and read the levels with the TE running a quick out.
This. WR is our deepest position on the team. By far. So much so WR Brantley is having trouble seeing the field. Last year he was screwed by the NCAA.. he was expected to be one of our top WRs along with Jackson.He will get his. The fact that we have many weapons now is huge. Teams are going to now have to game plan against multiple WRs, a TE, and RBs our of the backfield. Still need to see us go vertical though.
But teams are going to have to use a safety on our TEs which will open the vertical game.