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How do you define a successful season for Eason?
Eason played as a true freshman for Georgia in 2016 (threw 55.1% for 2430 yards, 16 TD, 8 INT, for 120.3 rating), sat out in 2017, transferred in, and lead our scout offense in 2018.
What are your expectations for Eason this year? Are you looking for certain passer stats or offensive stats? Are you going to measure success by wins and losses? And if so, what threshold constitutes a successful season for our new QB?
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As long as Eason uses his big brass balls to win close games & not blow leads, that's all that matters IMHO.
He will be successful if he fulfills his role in the offense, whatever that is. This includes not turning the ball over frequently and constantly losing yards because he wilts under pressure. If he game manages us to victories, great. If he is the star who throws incredible balls that win games for us that is great too. He just had better not make us worse and cost us games.
A successful season for Eason is for him to win those grind it out games. If not then he goes on the same shit pile as Browning.
I don't expect his stats to be great honestly. He couldn't throw over 60% at Georgia, I'm not expecting that here. Which is fine if he makes those 3 or 4 throw a game that he has to for the W.
Max of one regular season loss and a top 5 finish in 2019. Or diaff.
Minimum.
But fuck those people, he will piss off us as well, but the difference will be opposing teams cannot play 8+ in the box EVERY FREAKING SNAP like they did last year. And they will know they have to cover guys that are 35 yards or more down the field. And he will try to force the ball into windows and I don’t know how I am going to handle that after watching Jake and Cyler for the whole Pete era.
Him just being under center next year will improve our offense and open up more options.