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this just has to be wrong. I’m sure of it. Because ms “Such As” told us so right here. That he was only 86% because his receivers were so good. And that he was way off.
probably only because he has such a good OC and qb coach running the. Oh wait. No. It’s not that. We were told his coach is an idiot and Maiava can’t play.
I wonder who is wrong. Our resident WNBA expert orNFL scouts?
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Can you imagine completing almost 90% of your passes, three total td’s , no picks, 300 yards in three quarters and some goofball argues you suck because the receivers had to stretch their arms for the ball?
Even Fraud doesn’t dare to make that argument, he sits back for PT to embarrass himself instead.
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as usual you and the Emotional One have it all mixed up.
i am not trashing on JM because i enjoy it. I want him to beat Joe Bs records. I doubt he will but I will be THRILLED if he does. And that’s the truth.
You are the ones celebrating a pedestrian/worrisome start since he was often inaccurate and/or late even if stats don’t back me up.
Does JM remind you of Joe B? Any part of it? You posted it so you defend the nonsense. And that doesn’t make me a hater. It makes me a realist.
btw Burrow would throw deep crossing patterns and hit dudes on run. Show me that JM highlight. He also was great on bombs. Also not JM or CLRs forte. Yet????
and yes that 30 yard “bomb” that Mosley dropped/well
defended gives me some hope. Would love to see more.
Only one taking a loss right now is you. What do you want to bet JM isn’t drafted #1?
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Another issue that I’ve seen with JM Is that he’s very slow processor. The more he stands around or tries to improvise The worst the outcome is. He’s not inaccurate. He has good arm strength. Hes tall. His overall athleticism tho is pretty low. but I’m really starting to worry about processing and Vision.
And again why does CLR run an RPO offense and set But never run the quarterback? That helps no one
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I will agree with this. Sort of. He’s average when it comes to processing his reads, going through progressions. I’m curious on passing plays what the average time from snap to release is. I will say this, I don’t think we always get great separation from the wideouts, and I think he’s a lot more gun shy than say Darnold, who wasn’t afraid to gun sling it into a crowd.
Also, I’m not a huge fan of depending on my QB to have 12-15 tuck and runs a game, leaving him open to getting hurt. And Riley is nowhere near as bad as Helton who would do that fake RPO and never run. But I do agree that the point of an RPO look is to give defenses hesitation, making sure the QB isn’t going to take off. Maybe not the best for JM’s skillset? I wouldn’t mind seeing us mix it up a tad. But again, of all my concerns about this team, the offensive play calling is like 54th and 56th in the big scheme of things.
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158 yards is a dynamic, multi dimensional RPO offense?
over 12 games that is 13 yards a game.
yes I want double that. Maybe triple. Our D always allows opposing QBs wide open lanes and there are times a QB can run, slide and not even get hit. JM Is a big dude. Let him run
6 TDs is respectable. Could be a bunch of QB sneaks too. I mean…158 yards sort of implies that is the case
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