GopherHomer
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Hey MaroonGold1, are dropped passes 'real' incompletions or 'fake' ones?
Hey MaroonGold1, are dropped passes 'real' incompletions or 'fake' ones?
Hey MaroonGold1, are dropped passes 'real' incompletions or 'fake' ones?
Hey MaroonGold1, are dropped passes 'real' incompletions or 'fake' ones?
did nothing to change my original opinion that the QB play is far more of a concern than anyone is bringing up.
If we're being extremely literal, why did you put " " around fake, since I never called anything "fake"?
If we're just having a discussion about QB play, I will stick with my initial post. Leidner completed 52% of his passes, 1 of which traveled 8+ yds in the air, against a D1-AA team, lost ANOTHER fumble, took a couple of sacks (held the ball way too long on each), and basically did nothing to change my original opinion that the QB play is far more of a concern than anyone is bringing up. Again, lots of talk this offseason about the "leadership" of Leidner, none about whether he is a D1 QB
Huh? You think others aren't concerned about our QB situation? Where have you been looking? GHers have expressed concern. Local media has expressed concern. National media has expressed concern. Killjoy will be able to tell you that TDGers have expressed concern. You think you're in the minority just because others aren't ready to give up on ML7?
I'm pretty sure most posters have expressed that QB play was their #1 concern with the team coming into the season. And if it wasn't #1, it was very high on the list. I'm not sure how you've missed that.
My God, do people ever read the entire posts? "My original opinion" - if you need a refresher, it was the one that started this thread. The entire offseason talk (in the media + from the coaching staff) was about what a great leader Leidner had become, I found it puzzling there was no talk (in the media or from the coaching staff) about whether he was actually capable of being an ok BigTen QB or not. Again, that opinion has not changed based off what I saw week 1. I thought he held the ball too long, fumbled, and we had no semblance of a downfield passing game.
If I am not mistaken Leidner was a very good passer in high school as well. Can't really put much stock in that.
The entire offseason talk (in the media + from the coaching staff) was about what a great leader Leidner had become, I found it puzzling there was no talk (in the media or from the coaching staff) about whether he was actually capable of being an ok BigTen QB or not.
Going back to the Croft conversation just FYI 247 director of recruiting Steve Wiltfong believes Demry could possibly end up being the best Big 10 QB commit in the 2015 class.
When you consider the opponent, it was a poor performance. The TD to Jones is a pick but he was effectively wild. He didn't look comfortable at all. He wasn't reading the defense. It was just bad. Concerning.
He needs to improve. He needs to gain confidence, go through his reads, and make decisive throws. Let's hope he improves next week.
Again - prove this versus the hypothesis that he read the defender's break and delivered the ball exactly where it need to be.
When you consider the opponent, it was a poor performance. The TD to Jones is a pick but he was effectively wild. He didn't look comfortable at all. He wasn't reading the defense. It was just bad. Concerning.
He needs to improve. He needs to gain confidence, go through his reads, and make decisive throws. Let's hope he improves next week.
I've never seen a QB get so much grief for a completed TD pass.Again - prove this versus the hypothesis that he read the defender's break and delivered the ball exactly where it need to be.
I've never seen a QB get so much grief for a completed TD pass.
I think some of us need to relax a little, embrace the season and our loose cannon's development. Maybe they should play this before his first series to lighten the mood down there
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Adam Weber?
Your username says it all.
Your username says it all.
When you consider the opponent, it was a poor performance. The TD to Jones is a pick but he was effectively wild. He didn't look comfortable at all. He wasn't reading the defense. It was just bad. Concerning.
He needs to improve. He needs to gain confidence, go through his reads, and make decisive throws. Let's hope he improves next week.
I don't think the DB was as close to getting that INT as it looked. The DB was in front of Jones and the ball was thrown low and behind Jones. The only way the DB gets to that ball is if he goes through Donovahn. It still wasn't a pretty throw but not an almost INT like many are claiming.
http://btn.com/2014/08/28/live-on-btnbtn2go-eastern-illinois-at-minnesota/
Watch the video at the link above.
No "bleep".
Mitch shared another problem with Weber. Seldom had much time to throw behind that much vaunted Offensive Line and against Eastern Illinois at that. Granted, the Panthers blitzed a whole lot, but still..?
It was the opener and, like the 4th Quarter last Thursday, it should get better. Hopefully starting tomorrow.