BradstarVols
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Replying to the BruisedOrange post above.1. Nico is a special QB.
1a. But he's a special QB in his second year, first year with the reins. The SEC QB learning curve is still mostly ahead of him.
2. I don't think we have Jalin Hyatt speed at WR to stretch defenses vertically.
3. Our defensive backfield is faster and much more talented.
3a. But much of the talent is very young, with most of the learning curve ahead of them.
I'm not a NegaVol... just a mental health specialist offering some free preventive medicine, in an absolutely useless effort!
GBO!
Nico needs to see the field better.Even as good as most of us realize Nico is, I think a lot here are still going to be shocked at how brightly he sparks Heupel's attacking offense.
Consider this: he's an even better fit for the scheme than Hendon Hooker was.
Pair that with a defense significantly better than two years ago, and I think we're going to see a season that is even beyond 2022.
How does that translate to the Win column?
So 10-2 regular season? 11-1? Trip to Atlanta? Spot in the playoffs? I think any of that is realistically possible, yes.
This is gonna be fun.
Go Vols!
You’ve had a lot of questionable takes but this may be the worst one yet… you mean to tell me a freshman making his first start against a top 5 defense needs to see the field better NO WAY (blue font)… of course he needs to improve and he will no way you compared reading hs defenses to reading a top 10 defense in which he led us to a 35-0 victory with no turnovers… Nico will be just fine we have never had a Qb with his size athleticism playmaking ability speed elsusivness and arm talent combined in the history of our program with arguably the best offensive mind we’ve ever had as well… they will get it figured out to say you’re not a fan of hazle is so silly when he’s been with heup this long… he helped hendon unlock his potential and Nico will light it up under him as well… I can’t wait to see what you have to say when we torch defenses this season.Nico needs to see the field better.
He was sacked 6 TIMES against Iowa. 2 of those sacks were legit the other 4 were him just holding the ball too long.
He’s a running QB right now more than a dual-threat.
Which is absolutely INSANE, because he had no trouble reading and manipulating defenses in HS. He was slinging the ball everywhere with confidence and elite accuracy.
I’m not a fan of Halze at the moment…
You have to understand the kind of stupid @LittleVol brings to the table. I mean the guy said Maryville HS could beat IMG in football.You’ve had a lot of questionable takes but this may be the worst one yet… you mean to tell me a freshman making his first start against a top 5 defense needs to see the field better NO WAY (blue font)… of course he needs to improve and he will no way you compared reading hs defenses to reading a top 10 defense in which he led us to a 35-0 victory with no turnovers… Nico will be just fine we have never had a Qb with his size athleticism playmaking ability speed elsusivness and arm talent combined in the history of our program with arguably the best offensive mind we’ve ever had as well… they will get it figured out to say you’re not a fan of hazle is so silly when he’s been with heup this long… he helped hendon unlock his potential and Nico will light it up under him as well… I can’t wait to see what you have to say when we torch defenses this season.
HS isn't college ball. Players are bigger, faster, stronger, and have more refined technique. Nicky will adapt with coaching and experience.Nico needs to see the field better.
He was sacked 6 TIMES against Iowa. 2 of those sacks were legit the other 4 were him just holding the ball too long.
He’s a running QB right now more than a dual-threat.
Which is absolutely INSANE, because he had no trouble reading and manipulating defenses in HS. He was slinging the ball everywhere with confidence and elite accuracy.
I’m not a fan of Halze at the moment…