Recent content by Fullfillmer

I didn't intend to place all the blame on Milton, but to effectively run the read option the qb has to keep it a few times a game, win, lose, or draw. If everyone is crashing down and only worried about the rb - it completely loses its advantage and the defense has less field to worry about or...

Hooker --- number 1 qbr in the SEC, number 2 qbr in the NCAA in 2022 - beating out Stroud, Nix, Williams, Bennett, Young, Rising, and Maye Milton --- number 10 in the SEC in 2023 A slight drop off and you certainly don't help you case by comparing Milton to Hooker.

We are a year away from TE's getting a lot of action.

We are last in the conference in pass completions over 20 yards and I think 12th in the conference in passing yards per game - that's not because they don't want to complete intermediate or long routes or because they are not calling plays that can potentially push it down the field. Connect the...

Modified your comments.

It's largely the same receivers that Hooker was hitting in stride last season. We had a couple more weapons but ... our top 3 receivers this year seemed to be in the right spots last season.

In hindsight - it is shocking how good HH was. I think he had 10 weeks last season where he finished with a top 2 or 3 qbr for the conference. Joe can and has had games where he was more accurate vs inaccurate. If memory serves Joe was not very accurate in high school - certainly not at Michigan...

Johnson played really well their last game, but he isn't going to outrun anyone in a foot race.

I would say on average - he releases it later than HH did and to some extent he has that luxury with the arm strenth that he has. It just appears to often be misfires. When he is accurate - it is a thing of beauty. There were some mid and long td passes available against UTSA that he missed on.

Joe had his best game of the year against UTSA - hopefully we can build on that and limit South Carolina's offense and production. It helps that their top receiver is out.

You just have to be able to hit receivers in stride right as they come out of their break. He has done it on a few occasions - but more often - behind, over, late, ----- his timing on the bubble screens is good but teams like Alabama and Georgia - won't allow us to do much there.

You have taken some simplistic and obvious points and tried to throw them like a blanket over one of the problem issues with the offense not clicking and being limited in what they run. And yes, Joe is great a running the bubble screens, handing the ball off, and a few other things. He is a...

Completion percentage - Milton 62 nd - what is it without the bubble screens ? Rattler 12 th

It's a little bit of a moot point - as Joe's Passer Efficiency Rating is 58 th and Rattler's is 22 nd. So both his Passer Efficiency Rating and his QBR have him around 10th in the conference. What is really interesting is that Dillon Gabriel is 5th.

Joe's accuracy at times limits our offensive pass attack to bubble screens. We don't have any coaches over there that want to throw bubble screens all day against AP and UTSA. Trust me on this one.