Gerald Jones scrambling was impressive

#26
#26
hohenfelsvol said:
Annoying part of Saturday's game is Stephens would get the offense down to the 20 yard line and then they would put Jones in only to stall. I agree with trying but it didn't work on three separate drives. Change your game plan fellas if something ain't working.
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#35
#35
hohenfelsvol said:
No argument there. No comebacks, no witty lines. I had to just sit there and say yep, this sucks. We had alot of time to talk while looking for my wayward "balls".
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LOL the FL fans kinda just looked at us with pity so we slammed their band.
 
#39
#39
It was nice of LAWS girl to ask us to the party that night. What was it 3 before we got home?:)
 
#47
#47
GJ was recruited as a QB by VT among a few other schools. He had good passing yardage in HS. He went to UT in part because he'd be a WR there and knew that was his shot to make the NFL.

He can probably make some throws but his best position is WR.
 
#49
#49
I'll just fill some of you guys in real quick.. You wanna talk about his throwing motion at the 30 second mark in that film.. He actually dislocated his thumb on his throwing hand that game about the 4th play on offense, he then went on to throw for 340 yards and 4 tds and run 240 yards and another td that game.. The kid can throw the ball, now I know that a lot of you guys on here are part time QB coaches and I understand that some of ya'll know a lot about the game of football.. He did throw for 2100 yards and 27 tds with only 6 ints as a SR. His completion percentage was also around 62%.. One last thing, please do not say that Eric Berry was a better passer in High School, im pretty sure that the numbers speak for themselves...
 
#50
#50
MillwoodFootball said:
I'll just fill some of you guys in real quick.. You wanna talk about his throwing motion at the 30 second mark in that film.. He actually dislocated his thumb on his throwing hand that game about the 4th play on offense, he then went on to throw for 340 yards and 4 tds and run 240 yards and another td that game.. The kid can throw the ball, now I know that a lot of you guys on here are part time QB coaches and I understand that some of ya'll know a lot about the game of football.. He did throw for 2100 yards and 27 tds with only 6 ints as a SR. His completion percentage was also around 62%.. One last thing, please do not say that Eric Berry was a better passer in High School, im pretty sure that the numbers speak for themselves...
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Get em Millwood. :)

Gerald's a great player, just doesn't seem right to make him one dimensional if he can do what you say he can. Of course, a two year layoff from running an offense full-time as a QB if a problem as well.
 
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