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What player surprised you the most (positive and negative)?
Positive: Victor! What a fucking stud! Can't wait to see him light people up in conference play. #playerdevelopment
Negative: D Washington. Same straight edge running nonsense. Spare me the OL being bad, he was worse.
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Negative: D-line. Pick anyone. They all looked undersized and couldn't generate a pass rush.
Not sure anyone surprised me that much in a positive way.
I was expecting at least something from DWash. Didn't expect him to play even close to that horribly
Negative was the run game. I expected we'd struggle to run the ball but figured we'd come up with more than 29 net yards. At least 60-70.
Dwayne Washington's entire game actually improved because he was an effective blocker and looked good catching passes. That gives him some space to work. Unfortunately he just wont do anything against good run defenses and will never be a bell cow type back.
On the series that made it 13-16, he made the wrong read on a play that was well blocked. Would have scored a TD had he made the right read.
I didn't really have an expectation before but I most negatively noticed Bierria with his big whiffs. Sure, they could have been awesome hits had he connected but close doesn't count.
Negative: wide receivers. Would name one but who cares.
Negative - Peterman
"Finally!, Jonathan Smith opened up the playbook because we have a QB worth a damn"
Then, the game unfolded. Despite the fact that we had some new plays, and lots of motion. We still threw at the line of scrimmage all day.
"Ok, maybe we'll have a screen heavy offense, that's okay, that can win games too, now that we have a QB like browning, we can stretch the defense and this can work. It will help our run game too since our backs are either young, or very flawed."
We didn't try to stretch the field. We kept trying to run lateral passes/screen all day. Again.
And Again
and Again.
"if we keep trying the same thing over and over, it will work eventually. That makes sense. That's what I like to think." - Jonathan Smith
It didn't work.
I'm surprised that I was surprised.