rekinhavoc
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I hope you are right and he doesn't cost us another BYU type game. The WRs an TEs were running more free in that game than they were against Mizzou. We could and should have hung 50 on them.Seems like we do this every year, but next year will be the first time in his collegiate career he’s had the same coordinator for more than a year. The lights seem to be turning on towards the end of this season. Gotta wonder if another summer in the same system might actually yield the kind of productivity we thought we were going to see earlier this year.
This will be JG's first time in the same offense 2 years in a row. I foresee drastic improvement, which is potentially scary, especially with a competent OL for a full season.
I understand that. I just don’t want to enter that Ou game with confidence and him come out and play like he did against Vandy, UAB, or BYU. If he does we won’t have a chanceSeems like we do this every year, but next year will be the first time in his collegiate career he’s had the same coordinator for more than a year. The lights seem to be turning on towards the end of this season. Gotta wonder if another summer in the same system might actually yield the kind of productivity we thought we were going to see earlier this year.
I hope you are right. If he had played better against Vanderbilt, I would be more compelled to agree with you. Wondering if inconsistency may just be a trademark of his. I do think that having a second year in the same system will inevitably be good for his development as a player. If I were him, I would spend the entire off-season working on the short throws. He misses more screen and swing passes than any quarterback I can recall watching. All that to say, I give the kid major props for sticking around for as long as he has. He has shown toughness and maturity that few possess. Additionally, I haven't forgotten his performance against Missouri. The guy is extremely capable if he can put it all together.This will be JG's first time in the same offense 2 years in a row. I foresee drastic improvement, which is potentially scary, especially with a competent OL for a full season.
Problem with that way of thinking is that JG is practice Peyton. That’s why there was no QB competition coming into the year. But he can’t always take it from practice to the field. So he could fool us again by the way he plays in fall campIf JG can beat out a sophomore Maurer, a Sophomore Shrout, a solid grad transfer in Hill, and an EE Bailey then he will have earned the job against some stud competition and there would be reason for optimism.
I hope you are right. If he had played better against Vanderbilt, I would be more compelled to agree with you. Wondering if inconsistency may just be a trademark of his. I do think that having a second year in the same system will inevitably be good for his development as a player. If I were him, I would spend the entire off-season working on the short throws. He misses more screen and swing passes than any quarterback I can recall watching. All that to say, I give the kid major props for sticking around for as long as he has. He has shown toughness and maturity that few possess. Additionally, I haven't forgotten his performance against Missouri. The guy is extremely capable if he can put it all together.
To be fair...all that is true. I hope the kid can come out and just dominate next year, but I will always have that nagging anxiety when he plays. You just keep waiting for bad Jarret to show up..The weather was #(*&@ and the dude just lost his grandmother 2 days prior. The game was delayed, which always messes with your psyche.
He started 0/6 and finished 6/17. Once he got settled, he was 6/11 which isn't horrible considering the weather conditions. Given how he has played to close the season, I'm treating that game as an outlier and I'm not a huge JG fan.
While I agree with you for the most part, and I think the coaches would love to redshirt HB and develop him, the 21 year old adult has given people many reasons to be nervous when he is in the game. Also the 2nd game next year is Oklahoma so we need a QB to help us win and with JG he could or he couldn't.I understand most of this board hates JG still and is in love with Bailey, but how often does a true freshmen step on campus and end up lighting the world on fire so to speak? It might do Bailey some good to redshirt and grow under Chaney for a year before throwing him into the furnace, rather than expect him to be Trevor Lawrence on Day 1. That's a lot of pressure for a true freshmen quarterback. It's a handful of special QBs who are good enough to step in on Day 1 and be elite. It's not a slight against Bailey to think he might need some time to acclimate to college before being ready.
I'm fine with JG next year. Maurer was a fan favorite this season strictly because he had the benefit of NOT being JG. Maybe one day this fanbase will stop being so damn hard on a 21-year old kid who has had some ups and downs. I think next year JG could be quite good with a second straight year of Chaney. It will benefit us in the long-run if we don't have to play Bailey next year.
Who the eff hates JG? I don't...but my sphincter tightens every freakin time he drops back..I understand most of this board hates JG still and is in love with Bailey, but how often does a true freshmen step on campus and end up lighting the world on fire so to speak? It might do Bailey some good to redshirt and grow under Chaney for a year before throwing him into the furnace, rather than expect him to be Trevor Lawrence on Day 1. That's a lot of pressure for a true freshmen quarterback. It's a handful of special QBs who are good enough to step in on Day 1 and be elite. It's not a slight against Bailey to think he might need some time to acclimate to college before being ready.
I'm fine with JG next year. Maurer was a fan favorite this season strictly because he had the benefit of NOT being JG. Maybe one day this fanbase will stop being so damn hard on a 21-year old kid who has had some ups and downs. I think next year JG could be quite good with a second straight year of Chaney. It will benefit us in the long-run if we don't have to play Bailey next year.
Who the eff hates JG? I don't...but my sphincter tightens every freakin time he drops back..