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  • CallMeBigErn
    CallMeBigErn Member Posts: 8,028
    edited November 2020
    Beno4Life said:

    Some random thoughts from rewatching the game

    - Eddie and Sirmon a lot more consistent in their run fits, Eddie had a phenomenal game in general
    - Tuitele getting a lot of penetration against the run, Bronson with a much better game
    - ZTF is a monster, he is beating dudes with straight up power rushes, unteachable strength
    - Much better game from Bowman, ideally we would use him as a pass rush specialist, but unfortunately he's the best we got
    - K made some good adjustments, getting Alex Cook a lot more involved near the LOS, run blitzing DB's
    - The trio of McDuffie/Molden/Taylor is really not fair, up their with our best cornerback groups
    - Cade Otton looks incredible, clearly one of the best players on the field on every play
    - Oline looked good. I would like to see us run out of more spread formations, its just really hard to block consistently against stacked boxes.
    - S/O the backup oline on the long Dick run - Fautanu-Kalepo-Mele-Buelow-Luciano, completely crushed them
    - Kind of crazy how many points we actually left on the field. Messed up handoff on the goal-line, missed fg, Puka drop in FG range, McMillan-Morris could have had 2-3 long TDs
    - Morris looks comfortable in the offense, which is good. He knows how to make his reads quickly, and is pretty decisive with the ball. He's pretty quick to recognize when nothing is there and minimizes the damage. His accuracy on shorter throws still isn't ideal. but it was definitely better this game, and not a huge problem. His arm is still really bad, he does not look at all comfortable throwing deep, like he doesn't trust his arm so he overcompensates with his body and overthrows it. Hopefully that can be improved, I guess we'll see.

    I hear you on the last point regarding compensation, but Morris threw an out to Bynum last night from the far hash that Browning never came close to attempting, let alone completing. The zip on his ball surprised me and he has a stronger arm than we think.
    Yes. I rewound that throw back a few times so I could make cool sound effects.
  • FireCohen
    FireCohen Member Posts: 21,823
    doog it up!!!!
  • backthepack
    backthepack Member Posts: 19,942
    chuck said:

    BTP posting like a grown ass man with a clear and valid basis for what he has to say. Well aren't I a fucktarded asshat for being so combative with him?

    Thats a rhetorical question.motherfuckers.

    Morris not only has a strong arm but a quick trigger and release and adaptive arm angles to compensate for his height. I find him pretty fun to watch and actually think he could be one of those unexpected legend type of talents. I haven't mocked BTP about him because I really didn't expect much either.

    I hate to say it but I think the quickness, velocity, arm angles, and not always perfect ball placement add up to a QB that can be a challenge to catch balls from. It's kind of like certain pitchers I remember who weren't flame throwers but who I seemed to struggle to catch up with. I couldn't pick the ball up in their motion so it would get on top of me quick. I think some of that has gone on with the receivers. Not on every drop but on some.

    They better be able to do it, or they're not good enough to stay on the field, but I've weighed that in on my judgement of the receivers so far. I'm willing to grant a little time to get in sync with him.

    His upper body mechanics when he’s throwing look a lot like Oklahoma Baker. Not saying he’s Baker don’t twist.