rnhturner
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Just stop lying ok?While he can Effect the blocking assignments on a blitz, not all QB get the ability to call an audible when the play doesn't look good to him. That is up to the coach and their decisions. JG and the entire offense is looking to the sidelines pre-snap, implying that the coaches are calling audibles not JG.
Sometimes the QB has no adjustments when there are too many blitzers due to play design, he just has to make a quick decision after the snap, He has done that fairly well with only 2 sacks and He made good decisions in both his starts this year.
I understand you don't like JG, you didn't like him last year and that has been made very clear! Don't put the bad OL Play on his shoulders too, it will only make you look silly when the OL improves and he plays even better, the same way you looked last year when Dormady looked horrible and you claimed he was a good QB!
Not very good statsThe O did not produce against a WVU D that is likely not as good as UT made them look. He threw the ball well vs ETSU but his ability to throw has never been in question. It his reads and decisions remain questionable until HE proves they're not. UT out-athleted ETSU but there were still a lot of problems. UT's O really didn't look good early and it wasn't all on the OL like you and others have suggested.
If you want to talk stats then consider that UT has played a middling P5 D and an FCS D and are currently 12th in passing in the SEC. They're tied for last in TD passes. One of those was KC in only 3 attempts. Among SEC starters, JG is 11th in yardage, 9th in yds/attempt, last in TD passes, and 9th in passer rating.
The O has to start being effective behind him. He's much closer to being replaced than you imagine.
And JG cant be mentioned in the same breath with any of those QBs by sane footbal fans.
JG seems to lock in on who he is going to throw it to from the get go He can overcome this but at this point he hasnt . This is why his go to receiver can be easily taken away.
So, those guys, all QBs, had a favorite WR....but JG, also a quarterback, can’t?
How about these comparisons then?
-Blake Sims had Amari Cooper
-Jake Coker, Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovaoila had Calvin Ridley
-Out at Colorado State, their QB has Preston Williams
-Riley Ferguson had Anthony Miller at Memphis
Any of those work for you, or does JG just suck so bad that he’s not allowed to have a favorite receiver? No need to answer, rhetorical question, pretty sure we already know.
The O did not produce against a WVU D that is likely not as good as UT made them look. He threw the ball well vs ETSU but his ability to throw has never been in question. It his reads and decisions remain questionable until HE proves they're not. UT out-athleted ETSU but there were still a lot of problems. UT's O really didn't look good early and it wasn't all on the OL like you and others have suggested.
If you want to talk stats then consider that UT has played a middling P5 D and an FCS D and are currently 12th in passing in the SEC. They're tied for last in TD passes. One of those was KC in only 3 attempts. Among SEC starters, JG is 11th in yardage, 9th in yds/attempt, last in TD passes, and 9th in passer rating.
The O has to start being effective behind him. He's much closer to being replaced than you imagine.
JG is far from a finished product but has certainly done well so far this season considering the circumstances. To anyone with a hint of good common sense, the o-line is clearly the major problem holding back the offense. That doesn't mean that JG shares no blame when it comes to reading the defense and not making sure the o-line identifies and picks up blitzes...but those problems are minor compared to watching o-linemen flat out whiff or get bowled over by what should be lesser talented players.
SJT and others believe JG is the major problem with this offense and think some of us are part of some JG cult because we are not as critical of JG as he is. I haven't seen anyone say JG is without fault, but somehow that is what SJT reads. Just like him seeing Helton say JG is holding onto the ball too long when that is CLEARLY not what Helton said. It's the reality he wants, no matter the circumstances...so there's really no point in trying to have this discussion with him.
We will find out soon enough if JG is ready to lead the offense against the SEC. This bickering over his capabilities/ successes/struggles after playing ETSU seems like a big waste of time.
The Pre Read you speak of is the entire offense looking for the play from the sidelines. Its not JGs wherewithall to make the call. Dobbs did it, Worley disbit, so what's the problem now? I'll hang up and listen.
Just stop lying ok?
lying? OK, you have been nothing but critical of JG, when he has obviously improved from last year. You can make up whatever bullcrap you want but it doesn't change the fact that the OL is playing horrible and you just want to find a way to blame it on JG, even when it is obvious to everyone else that he is getting his audibles from the sidelines not his own decisions!
That second part x1000. So true. He makes assumptions and then bases arguments on them as if they are proven fact. He also likes to make up your argument for you and debates that made-up argument. You can't have a rational discussion with someone like that.Anytime somebody criticizes or pokes fun at sjt, they are a liar. It’s his schtick.
That and pretending like he knows all about our offensive system and the players’ responsibilities.
The OL hasn't been horrible in pass protection and we can't know for sure how much of that pressure is because of JG holding the ball rather than making a good pre snap read and hitting a quick pattern. He has to get better quickly. If he doesn't, don't be surprised if he's replaced.
He is a master of the moving goal posts tactic, and strawman fallacy.That second part x1000. So true. He makes assumptions and then bases arguments on them as if they are proven fact. He also likes to make up your argument for you and debates that made-up argument. You can't have a rational discussion with someone like that.
And I'm sure his reply to that will be along the lines of, "No, you're the reason we can't have a rational discussion because you JG cult members can't admit that JG has any faults!"
Never might be a stretch, but I always felt he mostly stuck with the play that was called and improvised afterwards as needed.
That is a lie. I have said he's improved. I have raved over his arm talent. Why do you keep lying? You've quoted and responded to posts where I've done both of these things.lying? OK, you have been nothing but critical of JG, when he has obviously improved from last year.
That's a lie also. I have said that the OL has issues and needs to improve. But unlike you apparently, I realize that the job of the QB in managing the O impacts OL play. I also recognize that the QB's reads and especially the pre-snap ones can either make the OL look "horrible" or result in burning a D for a playcall. I've given examples of what I'm talking about. Possibly the most impressive example is the difference between UT's OL with Simms as QB and Bray as QB. One guy was indecisive and weak at pre-snap reads. The other guy was as brash as they come and great at pre-snap reads. One guy got sacked and made the OL look like "hot garbage". The other guy almost never got sacked. IIRC in the following year UT's OL with Bray at QB had one of the lowest sacks allowed in all of college football.You can make up whatever bullcrap you want but it doesn't change the fact that the OL is playing horrible and you just want to find a way to blame it on JG, even when it is obvious to everyone else that he is getting his audibles from the sidelines not his own decisions!
Ummm, proof would be impressive for that claim. I seldom call anyone a "liar"... but you qualify here. I would much rather think that we disagree or lack information.Anytime somebody criticizes or pokes fun at sjt, they are a liar. It’s his schtick.
That and pretending like he knows all about our offensive system and the players’ responsibilities.