BJSforVols
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I saw no touch last night. He does not look improved at all. It is what it is. Love his talent and love his personality. I even think the team loves him as a leader. He's just not QB1 material.I saw some touch passes last night but they were mostly within 20 yards. The bombs down the sidelines still need work on accuracy. I think Joe will be fine and will improve despite many fans worries.
Maybe the rain impacted his release. Maybe that slowed the WRs. I thought we’d see more intermediate routes. No question our WRs we’re getting separation. I thought the one to Fant was a weak attempt on Fants part. Obvious we need to further develop the run game. Next years backfield will be loaded. If they can assemble a decent Oline, it may lift the burden off the QB.Hopefully he keeps improving during the off season but from what I seen tonight he just can’t reel in that cannon for an arm he has. Guy has the strongest arm I have ever seen but he has to get better on the intermediate throws and moving the sticks. Only time will tell hope they can coach him up. Go Vols!
"BAZOOKA JOE' has yet to figure out how to throw a TOUCH pass! Michigan was like please transfer and did you see Huepel face in the 1st quarter when Bazooka Joe overthrew a touchdown pass when the receiver had his man beat by 4 yards!!
"BAZOOKA JOE' has yet to figure out how to throw a TOUCH pass! Michigan was like please transfer and did you see Huepel face in the 1st quarter when Bazooka Joe overthrew a touchdown pass when the receiver had his man beat by 4 yards!!
Wishful thinking. He is what he isI think he can and hopefully will. I think he was just a little excited today especially after the first drive and also the rain/wind affected him. He probably felt he had to put more into his throws because of the conditions and put too much. There were also throws that the wind carried to the left that the commentators pointed out. People forget Josh Allen looked exactly the same with his deep throws his first two years and he fixed it and became an MVP caliber qb. This gives me hope for Joe.
His motion is effortless, doesn't even look like he's trying hard when he throws it 60+ yards. It's an amazing thing to watch someone with a live arm like that.Joe just throws hard, he doesn't seem to feel the deep throw like Hooker does/did...Just a little more arch on some of his deep throws would be perfect...Let the receiver run under the ball, instead of the ball to the receiver...But damn, he can throw the hell out of the ball.
He stood tall in the packet and did not picnic?He stood tall in the picket and did not panic. He was under control. I believe if he puts in the work he can get those bombs to drop for the receivers. I was more disappointed we didn't see more 10 - 20 yard throws to get him into stride.
No, he tries hard. He’s just got too much Wild Thing Rick Vaughn in him.I've been pondering Milton a bit. He's got great physical skills. I'm wondering if he needs help with the mental part of the game.
Vol Network did a pregame interview where Joe essentially said he liked to have fun with his teammates. He wasn't talking about at the pool hall or Top Golf. I noticed him bobbing his head around to the music a LOT in pregame and during the game. Could it be he just doesn't understand the gravity of being the QB of an elite football program? Is he taking the opportunity seriously and putting in the WORK? I would think the staff would recognize and help correct if it was a problem.
Hopefully he keeps improving during the off season but from what I seen tonight he just can’t reel in that cannon for an arm he has. Guy has the strongest arm I have ever seen but he has to get better on the intermediate throws and moving the sticks. Only time will tell hope they can coach him up. Go Vols!