What If Just 1/2 The Drops, Or 1/2 Of AKs 1-hops Were Successful?

[NotAFanOfBecky]

More important than a QB coach would be some strong competition for the job coming out of the portal. Most good teams have two or three guys they look at before the season except when an established guy is returning.

Could be Fleck decides too early and stays committed to build confidence.

That kid coming out of Arkansas for next year sure can sling it. I think he’s had multiple games over 400 yards and I thought one 500+ game. Granted freshman but the kid can pass.

 

[Ewert86PC]

Every pass is two coin flips

50/50 if it will be awful or perfect
50/50 if the perfect throws will be dropped

Unfortunately not all coins flip 50/50. One side of a coin can be weighted heavier than the other depending on decorations on each side. Nothing is perfect and if it was we'd find some other explanation.

Just throw the ball so the receiver has a chance to catch it and just catch the ball when it is thrown in your direction. It's not rocket surgery.

 

[Pompous Elitist]

Wildly inconsistent. On one drop back might throw a dime, on another might throw it into a defensive lineman’s chest numbers, or five yards short. The range doesn’t seem to matter.

The question is whether this shows up in practice as well, or just under the pressure of games. If it’s the latter have to think there’s some hope for improvement. If it’s the former that’s a project that might never pan out. The Wisconsin game is beginning to feel like the outlier. Six more games to right the boat. C’mon, AK.

 

[spermophilus]

I wonder if Dino has any shot at getting some playing time. There's got to be some sort of repoire there.

I’m going to channel the Coen Brothers’ character Osbourne Cox, and remind that it is “rapport”.