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Originally Posted by HemiEd
Let me help you here, I didn't play Jr. College football, but I have been watching this team for 41 years, so I picked up a couple things.
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You must have forgotten them, given your recent posts on this subject.
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Originally Posted by HemiEd
1) When the center snaps the ball to #7, and from the snape #7 stares at one receiver until he throws it to him, or gets sacked still looking at that one receiver, or throws a pick while throwing to that same receiver, without looking at any other potential receivers, that is called not progressing through his reads (looking for alternative target to throw to), Follow?
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This is the problem with people who have been "watching this team for 41 years". They think they know what the hell they are talking about just because of the duration of their fandom.
Just a heads up here.... while QB rating is not a perfect mirror of QB play, it's pretty difficult to achieve a 98.4 rating, over the course of 3/4 of a season, on the strength of just two games.
Also, every QB locks on to receivers. Sometimes it's a problem, sometimes it's inherent in the play.
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Originally Posted by HemiEd
As I have said numerous times, I think he did a great job on this in the Seattle game, it gave me wood just seeing that improvement. Not so good in the Denver game last week, but hey, everyone has a bad day. I hope he plays like the Seattle game every time, but so far he hasn't.
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Oddly enough, most people can watch a game and figure at least a few things out. You seem to have avoided even the blind squirrel sorts of fortune.
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Originally Posted by HemiEd
2) For the most part, his accuracy the last two years has been horrible, atrocious, receivers had to be double jointed. But that also has been looking better the last three games IMO.
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This is just complete bullshit.