Excellent post. I think Heupel knows JM is not a great (and is probably an average) QB but he is the best one we have at the moment. Heupel adjusted to our players strengths while minimizing their weaknesses. Our WRs haven't been much help either so our passing game is what it is.
Good point. I watched Jonathan Cromptons post game analysis and he brought up one thing I didn’t think about. He said say you move on from Milton and Nico plays terrible. There may not be going back to Milton. Then what? Moore?
I think they have a shot against Bama and Georgia the way they've been playing the last 3 weeks. Nico as a FR will be feast or famine. What if he played terrible and they barely lose to Bama anyway. The what ifs will never end.Agreed....it is simply ridiculous how this fanbase bitches after wins. Even with an excellent track record of knowing what he is doing, so many question CJH and his knowledge of qbs.
I agree. But, Joe is only going to lower his head to run over small/little DB’s. He is not going to man up against a defensive player of comparable or even slightly less stature compared to him.
Here is a different take completely. Gaston Moore is a redshirt Junior and played for Coach Hype at UCF. He understands the offense. If he could just let all of our skill players show their talents while he runs the offense and throws the same short passes they are allowing Joe to throw, we would have as good or a better chance. I have pulled for Joe since day one, but it’s clear that he can’t handle the position. The coaches are literally calling plays around Joe.
I didn’t take it that way. Sometimes people just perform well on the big stage. As he already mentioned look at the hooker/Milton situation. Milton was the starter. He obviously looked better in practice. When hooker got his shot he balled out. Where would we have been without the Milton injury? Who knows if hooker would’ve ever got the shot.
