Breaking down Jarrett Guarantano's footwork and stance

[cgrish]

Over time he's gotten afraid to make a mistake....When he makes one he's usually done.

I have stated this before, but makes me wonder if hc is turning all our qb to play in fear of making a mistake. If so that takes all of aggressive play from the qb, which will ruin him. I mean actually that is what hc is teaching the backups. You make one mistake and you are out, that's why it is so puzzeling why he sticks with jg with mistake after mistake after mistake.

 

[Tnphil]

I have stated this before, but makes me wonder if hc is turning all our qb to play in fear of making a mistake. If so that takes all of aggressive play from the qb, which will ruin him. I mean actually that is what hc is teaching the backups. You make one mistake and you are out, that's why it is so puzzeling why he sticks with jg with mistake after mistake after mistake.

Case in point.....Pulls Shrout quick in the KY game. Puzzling.

 

[photovol]

Breaking down JG’s footwork and stance


Let’s not do it, it’s too painful


In respect to JG, thanks for getting your brains knocked out and for your effort.
You tried and I’m not sure you ever quit like many of your teammates

Time to move on from JG and “try to find” a better athlete to play the QB position

 

[lexkyvol]

Yeah, there is probably 1,000 G.A. Mangus’ listed in the Lexington KY phone book.
GBO!!

riiiiiiight!

nah, i just follow spurrier because he really is a great football mind!

 

[GVol1966]

Its awful, i can often predict whether its a run or pass play before the snap by reading his stance/body language. And he doesn't even attempt to hide his 3rd or 4th and short rushes. So predictable all the way around. He looks like a robot after a hand off as if he is trying to sell the fake. I could keep beating the horse but......

But he gives us the best chance to win