Hugh on with Softy yesterday after 2nd practice
In listening to his breakdown of the qb's (all 3) as of right now I think he believes their overall games are all jag's at best. Obviously not fair to Huard, but both him and Cam Cleeland have major concerns about any of the 3's ability to avoid pressure and extend plays which I 1000% agree with. It's those 3 +/- empty possessions a game that keeps your team scoring in the low/mid 20's which puts a ceiling on what you can do unless you make up for it (++ results) in other areas like turnovers.
Then in his breakdown of the wr's I got the impression as a group that so far what he's seen is not even at the qb's level. Saying they get no separation, no yac, not explosive, too many possession type guys, etc.
Also said the defense was and should be ahead of the offense, and defense was bringing blitzes which on day 2 might be a little unusual, and we all get how good Mcduffie is at cb, but he seems underwhelmed with the wr group right now.
If you heard the interview, anyone else pick up on anything both good or bad?
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It’s almost like Hugh has an axe to grind or something. I’m no expert but I thought Morris moved within the tackles quite well last year. He slid from side to side and moved up in the pocket to buy an extra second before overthrowing his receiver. Also, how many sacks did he take? His movement was why he stayed relatively clean in the pocket. Accepting criticism from someone with a sandy vag seems like a recipe to scuff up your dick.
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I haven't listened to Softy in ten years. But if we start the season with Morris under center (I like to say a QB is under center, it's what I like to do), I'll be okay with that.
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Corner blitzes on day 2? Bob Gregory special. That smacks of a coach trying to prove his worth.
As Hugh articulated, the offense takes time to get going. Completely expected. Jimmy needs to shut the blitz’s down. The Defense should start vanilla. DL shooting correct gaps, LB getting proper keys, DBs correct technique. On and on.
Another point, all 3 QBs lack the threat to extend plays. That’s an issue and makes it easier on the defense. Run the damn ball and immobile QBs will continue to stifle the offense. Not promising -
Look at this guy taking Huge Mellon seriouslyBaseman said:Corner blitzes on day 2? Bob Gregory special. That smacks of a coach trying to prove his worth.
As Hugh articulated, the offense takes time to get going. Completely expected. Jimmy needs to shut the blitz’s down. The Defense should start vanilla. DL shooting correct gaps, LB getting proper keys, DBs correct technique. On and on.
Another point, all 3 QBs lack the threat to extend plays. That’s an issue and makes it easier on the defense. Run the damn ball and immobile QBs will continue to stifle the offense. Not promising -
All points Ive made previously but thanks for caringPostGameOrangeSlices said:
Look at this guy taking Huge Mellon seriouslyBaseman said:Corner blitzes on day 2? Bob Gregory special. That smacks of a coach trying to prove his worth.
As Hugh articulated, the offense takes time to get going. Completely expected. Jimmy needs to shut the blitz’s down. The Defense should start vanilla. DL shooting correct gaps, LB getting proper keys, DBs correct technique. On and on.
Another point, all 3 QBs lack the threat to extend plays. That’s an issue and makes it easier on the defense. Run the damn ball and immobile QBs will continue to stifle the offense. Not promising -
I'm amazed you're not the coach of a d1 program where you can put the curb to corner blitzes!Baseman said:
All points Ive made previously but thanks for caringPostGameOrangeSlices said:
Look at this guy taking Huge Mellon seriouslyBaseman said:Corner blitzes on day 2? Bob Gregory special. That smacks of a coach trying to prove his worth.
As Hugh articulated, the offense takes time to get going. Completely expected. Jimmy needs to shut the blitz’s down. The Defense should start vanilla. DL shooting correct gaps, LB getting proper keys, DBs correct technique. On and on.
Another point, all 3 QBs lack the threat to extend plays. That’s an issue and makes it easier on the defense. Run the damn ball and immobile QBs will continue to stifle the offense. Not promising -
I’m touched your amazedPostGameOrangeSlices said:
I'm amazed you're not the coach of a d1 program where you can put the curb to corner blitzes!Baseman said:
All points Ive made previously but thanks for caringPostGameOrangeSlices said:
Look at this guy taking Huge Mellon seriouslyBaseman said:Corner blitzes on day 2? Bob Gregory special. That smacks of a coach trying to prove his worth.
As Hugh articulated, the offense takes time to get going. Completely expected. Jimmy needs to shut the blitz’s down. The Defense should start vanilla. DL shooting correct gaps, LB getting proper keys, DBs correct technique. On and on.
Another point, all 3 QBs lack the threat to extend plays. That’s an issue and makes it easier on the defense. Run the damn ball and immobile QBs will continue to stifle the offense. Not promising -
100% agree with Baseman
Blitzing on the second day of spring practice absolutely helps nobody. Offense or defense -
Agree on 2 points here. 1- UW shouldn't be running a bunch of blitz packages on day 2 of spring practice. 2- Hugh Millen has had an axe to grind with the UW program ever since they didn't offer his kid so his take is going to be somewhat biased
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Sam Huard a jag? Hugh is a shit head. Let Huard prove he is a jag on the field.
That dipshit also said Russell as a rookie would go 6-10. Even after winning a SB Russell’s height is a problem.
Hugh will defend locker to this day and it was always the receivers fault.
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The margin for error with a run heavy offense with a straight pocket passer is low. Fewer options and easier to defend
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I used to prefer my QBs be tall and operate in the pocket and rarely run.Baseman said:The margin for error with a run heavy offense with a straight pocket passer is low. Fewer options and easier to defend
The game has changed. I prefer different guys now.
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Morris seemed exceptionally mobile in the pocket last year. Hugh is obviously high on petty bitterness.
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NOGAF what Millen thinks. At least they shouldn't.
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I guess we're in nearly year 10 of getting this same practice reporter and hoping it just means the defense is elite and the offense is at least average. Small and questionable sample size, but I was very impressed with how well Morris operated in the pocket last year, avoided pressure, and got yards with his feet when he needed to, including against Utah, which was about as good of a defense as you could find in the Pac-12 last year.
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Kinda weird UW's last team to win a Rosebowl included a dual threat QB paired with a great defense
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godawgst said:
Also confirmed how dominant the defense today was. A couple of troubling things I heard from him in his analysis.
In listening to his breakdown of the qb's (all 3) as of right now I think he believes their overall games are all jag's at best. Obviously not fair to Huard, but both him and Cam Cleeland have major concerns about any of the 3's ability to avoid pressure and extend plays which I 1000% agree with. It's those 3 +/- empty possessions a game that keeps your team scoring in the low/mid 20's which puts a ceiling on what you can do unless you make up for it (++ results) in other areas like turnovers.
Then in his breakdown of the wr's I got the impression as a group that so far what he's seen is not even at the qb's level. Saying they get no separation, no yac, not explosive, too many possession type guys, etc.
Also said the defense was and should be ahead of the offense, and defense was bringing blitzes which on day 2 might be a little unusual, and we all get how good Mcduffie is at cb, but he seems underwhelmed with the wr group right now.
If you heard the interview, anyone else pick up on anything both good or bad?
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Huard hasn't even practiced with shoulder pads on yet, and Donovan hasn't fully installed his offense.
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Nothing like having the flagship station for UW shitting on the progrum
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I'm feeling pretty good about our QBs learning to handle pressure now that we have a defense that can put them under pressure in practice.
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How does it not help? Don’t full court press coach, our guys aren’t ready. Practice like you play. Anything goes.HuskyJW said:100% agree with Baseman
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Those complaining about the defense blitzing are soft as fuckRoadDawg55 said:
How does it not help? Don’t full court press coach, our guys aren’t ready. Practice like you play. Anything goes.HuskyJW said:100% agree with Baseman
Blitzing on the second day of spring practice absolutely helps nobody. Offense or defense
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I was unaware the OL doesn’t need to practice picking up stunts and blitzes. QB’s need to learn to diagnose blitzes. WR’s need to learn the proper hot routes vs certain blitzes. LB’s and safeties need to learn how to time their blitzes and not be too early or too late. RB’s need to pick rushing defenders up. Bob Gregory can find the blitzes that work best and have the knowledge of which blitz to call at certain times.
I can’t believe some of you really were agreeing about blitzing not being good for anyone. This is D-1 football brotha! -
“They look like Ohio St out there, Groz.”
And then they played the season and did not look like Ohio St (Groz).
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Fuck practice. Let’s just play the gamesRoadDawg55 said:I was unaware the OL doesn’t need to practice picking up stunts and blitzes. QB’s need to learn to diagnose blitzes. WR’s need to learn the proper hot routes vs certain blitzes. LB’s and safeties need to learn how to time their blitzes and not be too early or too late. RB’s need to pick rushing defenders up. Bob Gregory can find the blitzes that work best and have the knowledge of which blitz to call at certain times.
I can’t believe some of you really were agreeing about blitzing not being good for anyone. This is D-1 football brotha! -
Great points. How about putting the pads on first?RoadDawg55 said:I was unaware the OL doesn’t need to practice picking up stunts and blitzes. QB’s need to learn to diagnose blitzes. WR’s need to learn the proper hot routes vs certain blitzes. LB’s and safeties need to learn how to time their blitzes and not be too early or too late. RB’s need to pick rushing defenders up. Bob Gregory can find the blitzes that work best and have the knowledge of which blitz to call at certain times.
I can’t believe some of you really were agreeing about blitzing not being good for anyone. This is D-1 football brotha! -
Tequilla said:
Those complaining about the defense blitzing are soft as fuckRoadDawg55 said:
How does it not help? Don’t full court press coach, our guys aren’t ready. Practice like you play. Anything goes.HuskyJW said:100% agree with Baseman
Blitzing on the second day of spring practice absolutely helps nobody. Offense or defense
Given the experience returning they should be able to hit the ground running
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The offense had its moments todayBaseman said:Tequilla said:
Those complaining about the defense blitzing are soft as fuckRoadDawg55 said:
How does it not help? Don’t full court press coach, our guys aren’t ready. Practice like you play. Anything goes.HuskyJW said:100% agree with Baseman
Blitzing on the second day of spring practice absolutely helps nobody. Offense or defense
Given the experience returning they should be able to hit the ground running
Offense looks promising
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So something changed with youcreepycoug said:
I used to prefer my QBs be tall and operate in the pocket and rarely run.Baseman said:The margin for error with a run heavy offense with a straight pocket passer is low. Fewer options and easier to defend
The game has changed. I prefer different guys now.
