You watch the head. If their eyes can scan the receivers without the slightest head movement then they deserve to tear up the defenseBTW..Anybody know if QB's are allowed to use shaded eye shields? so DB/LB's can't watch their eyes?
Yes. In the slight chance that i'm ever on the field in a huge stadium in my life, im trying that with a baseballDid you hear the commentators talking about how Keller had stayed after practice and tried to throw a ball out of the stadium?![]()
You watch the head. If their eyes can scan the receivers without the slightest head movement then they deserve to tear up the defenseBTW..Anybody know if QB's are allowed to use shaded eye shields? so DB/LB's can't watch their eyes?
Yes. In the slight chance that i'm ever on the field in a huge stadium in my life, im trying that with a baseballDid you hear the commentators talking about how Keller had stayed after practice and tried to throw a ball out of the stadium?![]()
Absolutely. We got ourselves a QB! 14/25 with a TD (and a pick) isn't too shabby following a 18 month layoff. Prolly shoulda been 17/25--a couple of those drops were embarrassingly easy catches.I know Keller started out a bit sketchy, but he sure looked better as the game moved on. This guy is going to take us to the next level. What we saw today was a rusty Keller that hasn't played ball in a real game since 2005.
It sure looked like the problems we had scoring in the third quarter last season are now gone.
Ok, I know that I am going to get a lot of flack over this; however, I truly believe, that Keller is going to be a much better QB than Z. Taylor.
After he got settled, he was very poised, made good decisions and no afraid to get out of the pocket or just stay in the pocket and take a shot when needed.
This is my opinion, but would love to hear some of your comments on this as well.
You didn't see any Option?Think what must be running through Keller's mind though. He came to NU to play one year and hope to get into the NFL. We played probably the weakest (patsy) on our schedule, and he had less than impressive numbers. He throws one interception, and his HC doesn't call a passing play for it seems like a millennium. Receivers that he's stuck with for the rest of the year (Hardy and Nunn) completely d!(k him out of some completions. I do wonder what was going through his mind especially today after he had some time to reflect.
I think I read statistically where NU ran the ball like 70 times yesterday. We didn't see any option, but the game sure did look like games 5 to 10 years ago. Considering Glenn played and it seems like we have an abundance of running backs, can we please move Culbert back to DB? It seems like such a waste to have him ride the pine behind 4 other running backs.
I was pretty disappointed in the D Line. We only recorded one sack for a 9 yard loss the entire game against Nevada, and it didn't come until the 3rd quarter. If we don't start putting some pressure on the QB, Booty will pick us apart.