Big Al Orange
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Freshman QB'S play all the time now and since JG has cost us 2 games now the backups can't do worseJG May have talent. That alone won’t get it done. He has no vision. He plays hesitant. Unfortunately his mental game is worse than his ability. He isn’t going to cut it at this level. Sadly our backups are too inexperienced and not ready for SEC play. Unfortunately I don’t think we have a choice but get them experience. To keep JG at the helm is just pissing in the wind.
There was one play, maybe 3rd down right before the half that Palmer ran an inside post with no over the top safety help. Wide open! literally 4 steps on the guy and would have been a TD. Instead JG throws to the flat and we may have gotten a yard. Settled for a FG. I personally didn't think JG was the answer, but I sure as hell thought he could get most of what we needed done. He really is not very good. I counted at least 3 plays last night that a wr was running wide open and would have been a big gain. He just doesn't see the field. I don't think his time here has given him the most fair shot, though. 4 coordinators? I hate it for the kid, he represents us well, but he isn't going to cut it.
None other than the UT Vols started a true freshman named Erik Ainge in 2004, and all he did was lead us to victories against UF and UGA (the latter of which was ranked #3 in the country at the time) and break Peyton's record for most TD passes by a freshman with 17, despite playing in only nine games due to injury. We played in the SEC championship that year, and if Ainge hadn't been hurt then (Rick Clausen went 8-20 for 69 yards and a 40% completion rate), we probably would have won it.USC started a true freshman last night vs. a ranked team. This true freshman was also 3-7 his senior year in high school. Last night he threw for 377 yards, multiple touchdowns and set all kinds of freshman QB records. Did I mention he's a true freshman starting against a ranked team? Bama, Georgia and many other teams have found success with true freshmen.
How long has JG been here? And he still misses wide open receivers and checks down unnecessarily? This offense has struggled the past 3 years and honestly there is no sign of it getting better. Time for a change...
Reminds me of a favorite saying of an old Cajun who was an instrument man in the plant where I worked in Louisiana many years ago.JG May have talent. That alone won’t get it done. He has no vision. He plays hesitant. Unfortunately his mental game is worse than his ability. He isn’t going to cut it at this level. Sadly our backups are too inexperienced and not ready for SEC play. Unfortunately I don’t think we have a choice but get them experience. To keep JG at the helm is just pissing in the wind.
When the did close ups of him taking the snap.... to me, it seemed he had a stressed and worried look about him. That shows he is playing scared and lacks the in your face confidence needed at that position. The years at UT have not been kind to him and it is showing.JG is toast.....
He has no confidence...It's over for him.
JG was awful and Chaney wasnt much better. Obviously you are limited with JG but zero creativity was seen.