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Husky Jacks open thread [2021]
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Are you implying he's the poster boy for trypophobia?RaceBannon said: -
It isn't the best counterexample though... it is just the one for which I have video to make a GIF.FremontTroll said:
If your best counterexample (out of 300+ live snaps) to the claim Morris can’t hit anything past 25 yards...is a 30 yard post to the tight end across the middle of the field...then the point stands.HairyBallsDawg said:
Are passes measured from the LOS instead of where the passer is standing? The throw was just over 30 yards from where Morris was standing when he releases.AtomicDawg said:
In fairness he said 25 yards. That’s about 25 from the LOS there. And it’s in the middle of the field.HairyBallsDawg said:
Not alwaysDodgyBloke said:
It’s like Dylan just throws it as far and as hard as he can anything past 25yards lmao always overthrowingdnc said:D Mo building chemistry with the transfer from the Big 12, hits him in stride
From practice reports he has also hit a few long ones this spring but I don't have video otherwise I'd make a new GIF showing it.
I just think all this criticism along the theme of "Morris can't hit anybody beyond 20-25 yards" is retarded.
We won the Pac12 North with a brand new HC, brand new OC, brand new starting QB, and most of the OL were new starters.
The sky isn't falling if Morris wins the starting job again. To me he plays like a winner.
See previously mentioned practice reports for other counter examples.
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There is probably video out there of McMillan and Ty Jones botching well thrown bombs last season.HairyBallsDawg said:
It isn't the best counterexample though... it is just the one for which I have video to make a GIF.FremontTroll said:
If your best counterexample (out of 300+ live snaps) to the claim Morris can’t hit anything past 25 yards...is a 30 yard post to the tight end across the middle of the field...then the point stands.HairyBallsDawg said:
Are passes measured from the LOS instead of where the passer is standing? The throw was just over 30 yards from where Morris was standing when he releases.AtomicDawg said:
In fairness he said 25 yards. That’s about 25 from the LOS there. And it’s in the middle of the field.HairyBallsDawg said:
Not alwaysDodgyBloke said:
It’s like Dylan just throws it as far and as hard as he can anything past 25yards lmao always overthrowingdnc said:D Mo building chemistry with the transfer from the Big 12, hits him in stride
From practice reports he has also hit a few long ones this spring but I don't have video otherwise I'd make a new GIF showing it.
I just think all this criticism along the theme of "Morris can't hit anybody beyond 20-25 yards" is retarded.
We won the Pac12 North with a brand new HC, brand new OC, brand new starting QB, and most of the OL were new starters.
The sky isn't falling if Morris wins the starting job again. To me he plays like a winner.
See previously mentioned practice reports for other counter examples. -
Talking about what Morris has done in live game play not scrimmage. Sample size isn’t huge but he missed a bunch of deep shots last year and I don’t remember him hitting any.HairyBallsDawg said:
It isn't the best counterexample though... it is just the one for which I have video to make a GIF.FremontTroll said:
If your best counterexample (out of 300+ live snaps) to the claim Morris can’t hit anything past 25 yards...is a 30 yard post to the tight end across the middle of the field...then the point stands.HairyBallsDawg said:
Are passes measured from the LOS instead of where the passer is standing? The throw was just over 30 yards from where Morris was standing when he releases.AtomicDawg said:
In fairness he said 25 yards. That’s about 25 from the LOS there. And it’s in the middle of the field.HairyBallsDawg said:
Not alwaysDodgyBloke said:
It’s like Dylan just throws it as far and as hard as he can anything past 25yards lmao always overthrowingdnc said:D Mo building chemistry with the transfer from the Big 12, hits him in stride
From practice reports he has also hit a few long ones this spring but I don't have video otherwise I'd make a new GIF showing it.
I just think all this criticism along the theme of "Morris can't hit anybody beyond 20-25 yards" is retarded.
We won the Pac12 North with a brand new HC, brand new OC, brand new starting QB, and most of the OL were new starters.
The sky isn't falling if Morris wins the starting job again. To me he plays like a winner.
See previously mentioned practice reports for other counter examples.
Hopefully that is an area of improvement for him for next year. -
FremontTroll said:
Talking about what Morris has done in live game play not scrimmage. Sample size isn’t huge but he missed a bunch of deep shots last year and I don’t remember him hitting any.HairyBallsDawg said:
It isn't the best counterexample though... it is just the one for which I have video to make a GIF.FremontTroll said:
If your best counterexample (out of 300+ live snaps) to the claim Morris can’t hit anything past 25 yards...is a 30 yard post to the tight end across the middle of the field...then the point stands.HairyBallsDawg said:
Are passes measured from the LOS instead of where the passer is standing? The throw was just over 30 yards from where Morris was standing when he releases.AtomicDawg said:
In fairness he said 25 yards. That’s about 25 from the LOS there. And it’s in the middle of the field.HairyBallsDawg said:
Not alwaysDodgyBloke said:
It’s like Dylan just throws it as far and as hard as he can anything past 25yards lmao always overthrowingdnc said:D Mo building chemistry with the transfer from the Big 12, hits him in stride
From practice reports he has also hit a few long ones this spring but I don't have video otherwise I'd make a new GIF showing it.
I just think all this criticism along the theme of "Morris can't hit anybody beyond 20-25 yards" is retarded.
We won the Pac12 North with a brand new HC, brand new OC, brand new starting QB, and most of the OL were new starters.
The sky isn't falling if Morris wins the starting job again. To me he plays like a winner.
See previously mentioned practice reports for other counter examples.
Hopefully that is an area of improvement for him for next year.
There were multiple well thrown deep balls that were dropped -
He missed more than they dropped.PostGameOrangeSlices said:FremontTroll said:
Talking about what Morris has done in live game play not scrimmage. Sample size isn’t huge but he missed a bunch of deep shots last year and I don’t remember him hitting any.HairyBallsDawg said:
It isn't the best counterexample though... it is just the one for which I have video to make a GIF.FremontTroll said:
If your best counterexample (out of 300+ live snaps) to the claim Morris can’t hit anything past 25 yards...is a 30 yard post to the tight end across the middle of the field...then the point stands.HairyBallsDawg said:
Are passes measured from the LOS instead of where the passer is standing? The throw was just over 30 yards from where Morris was standing when he releases.AtomicDawg said:
In fairness he said 25 yards. That’s about 25 from the LOS there. And it’s in the middle of the field.HairyBallsDawg said:
Not alwaysDodgyBloke said:
It’s like Dylan just throws it as far and as hard as he can anything past 25yards lmao always overthrowingdnc said:D Mo building chemistry with the transfer from the Big 12, hits him in stride
From practice reports he has also hit a few long ones this spring but I don't have video otherwise I'd make a new GIF showing it.
I just think all this criticism along the theme of "Morris can't hit anybody beyond 20-25 yards" is retarded.
We won the Pac12 North with a brand new HC, brand new OC, brand new starting QB, and most of the OL were new starters.
The sky isn't falling if Morris wins the starting job again. To me he plays like a winner.
See previously mentioned practice reports for other counter examples.
Hopefully that is an area of improvement for him for next year.
There were multiple well thrown deep balls that were dropped
Deep ball fails were a team effort. -
Definitely true. Bombs are low percentage in the best of times assuming Chris Massey isn't in the game. If he just gets a little luck and a couple of the catchable balls get hauled in, this endless argument wouldn't even exist.dnc said:
He missed more than they dropped.PostGameOrangeSlices said:FremontTroll said:
Talking about what Morris has done in live game play not scrimmage. Sample size isn’t huge but he missed a bunch of deep shots last year and I don’t remember him hitting any.HairyBallsDawg said:
It isn't the best counterexample though... it is just the one for which I have video to make a GIF.FremontTroll said:
If your best counterexample (out of 300+ live snaps) to the claim Morris can’t hit anything past 25 yards...is a 30 yard post to the tight end across the middle of the field...then the point stands.HairyBallsDawg said:
Are passes measured from the LOS instead of where the passer is standing? The throw was just over 30 yards from where Morris was standing when he releases.AtomicDawg said:
In fairness he said 25 yards. That’s about 25 from the LOS there. And it’s in the middle of the field.HairyBallsDawg said:
Not alwaysDodgyBloke said:
It’s like Dylan just throws it as far and as hard as he can anything past 25yards lmao always overthrowingdnc said:D Mo building chemistry with the transfer from the Big 12, hits him in stride
From practice reports he has also hit a few long ones this spring but I don't have video otherwise I'd make a new GIF showing it.
I just think all this criticism along the theme of "Morris can't hit anybody beyond 20-25 yards" is retarded.
We won the Pac12 North with a brand new HC, brand new OC, brand new starting QB, and most of the OL were new starters.
The sky isn't falling if Morris wins the starting job again. To me he plays like a winner.
See previously mentioned practice reports for other counter examples.
Hopefully that is an area of improvement for him for next year.
There were multiple well thrown deep balls that were dropped
Deep ball fails were a team effort. -
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I disagree, even if the catchable ones were caught Morris still missed a bunch, badly. Locker had some deep balls caught but we complained about his deep ball forever because he overthrew so many so badly.chuck said:
Definitely true. Bombs are low percentage in the best of times assuming Chris Massey isn't in the game. If he just gets a little luck and a couple of the catchable balls get hauled in, this endless argument wouldn't even exist.dnc said:
He missed more than they dropped.PostGameOrangeSlices said:FremontTroll said:
Talking about what Morris has done in live game play not scrimmage. Sample size isn’t huge but he missed a bunch of deep shots last year and I don’t remember him hitting any.HairyBallsDawg said:
It isn't the best counterexample though... it is just the one for which I have video to make a GIF.FremontTroll said:
If your best counterexample (out of 300+ live snaps) to the claim Morris can’t hit anything past 25 yards...is a 30 yard post to the tight end across the middle of the field...then the point stands.HairyBallsDawg said:
Are passes measured from the LOS instead of where the passer is standing? The throw was just over 30 yards from where Morris was standing when he releases.AtomicDawg said:
In fairness he said 25 yards. That’s about 25 from the LOS there. And it’s in the middle of the field.HairyBallsDawg said:
Not alwaysDodgyBloke said:
It’s like Dylan just throws it as far and as hard as he can anything past 25yards lmao always overthrowingdnc said:D Mo building chemistry with the transfer from the Big 12, hits him in stride
From practice reports he has also hit a few long ones this spring but I don't have video otherwise I'd make a new GIF showing it.
I just think all this criticism along the theme of "Morris can't hit anybody beyond 20-25 yards" is retarded.
We won the Pac12 North with a brand new HC, brand new OC, brand new starting QB, and most of the OL were new starters.
The sky isn't falling if Morris wins the starting job again. To me he plays like a winner.
See previously mentioned practice reports for other counter examples.
Hopefully that is an area of improvement for him for next year.
There were multiple well thrown deep balls that were dropped
Deep ball fails were a team effort.
