Lee vs. POB

[StPaulHusker]

Perhaps the issue that some of you are having with the QB checking down is that you haven't seen a QB go through progressions in about 9 years.

 

[StPaulHusker]

To ease any worries, I don't see one RB mentioned in a 10 pass stretch where the QB completed 90%.

 

[Cdog923]

Perhaps the issue that some of you are having with the QB checking down is that you haven't seen a QB go through progressions in about 9 years.

To be fair, it wasn't exactly Ganz's strength either. I'd almost go back to Zac Taylor.

 

[StPaulHusker]

Perhaps the issue that some of you are having with the QB checking down is that you haven't seen a QB go through progressions in about 9 years.

To be fair, it wasn't exactly Ganz's strength either. I'd almost go back to Zac Taylor.

Probably right

 

[Landlord]

Perhaps the issue that some of you are having with the QB checking down is that you haven't seen a QB go through progressions in about 9 years.

To be fair, it wasn't exactly Ganz's strength either. I'd almost go back to Zac Taylor.

Best checkdown play of the last...maybe 20 years:

 

[Savage Husker]

Perhaps the issue that some of you are having with the QB checking down is that you haven't seen a QB go through progressions in about 9 years.

To be fair, it wasn't exactly Ganz's strength either. I'd almost go back to Zac Taylor.

Best checkdown play of the last...maybe 20 years:

but TMagic was awful

 

[StPaulHusker]

For anyone STILL questioning checking down to a RB....

 

[StPaulHusker]

For those scoring at home:

Brady played in 12 regular season games and threw 436 passes. That's about 36 per game. He targeted RB's an average of 9-10 times in a game.

 

[swmohusker]

For those scoring at home:

Brady played in 12 regular season games and threw 436 passes. That's about 36 per game. He targeted RB's an average of 9-10 times in a game.

That is also part of their system. James White and Dion Lewis are RB/WR and are a matchup nightmare for LB's. How do those stats treat RB targets out of empty? Many times they used the RB lined up as a WR. Would that count as a RB or WR target?

Checking down is not a bad thing. You cant go broke making a profit.

 

[Cdog923]

Perhaps the issue that some of you are having with the QB checking down is that you haven't seen a QB go through progressions in about 9 years.

To be fair, it wasn't exactly Ganz's strength either. I'd almost go back to Zac Taylor.

Best checkdown play of the last...maybe 20 years:

That's honestly my favorite play of the Callahan/Pelini eras. Right in front of Lucky's TD pass to Swift against Texas in '06.

 

[Redux]

Brady to White is probably just a smidge more reliable than say........Armstrong to Newby?

 

[StPaulHusker]

Brady to White is probably just a smidge more reliable than say........Armstrong to Newby?

Brady throwing a pass to himself is more reliable than Armstrong throwing to anyone.

 

[BigRedBuster]

OK...isn't it more interesting to discuss the potential of our future QBs in this offense and how they will compare to how Brady uses his RBs, TEs, and WRs instead of rehashing if TA was good or bad at certain things?

 

[Guy Chamberlin]

Now Tom Brady will be throwing to Rex Burkhead.

Funny how this thread worked out.

 

[BigRedBuster]

Nice hearing comments like this from a DB.

LINK

2. Husker cornerback Eric Lee has noticed the windows have gotten smaller.

That is, the windows the QBs are fitting throws into. Tanner Lee and Patrick O'Brien have both already made some plays this spring that have caught his attention.

"Definitely. On the field, and even when I'm off the field, you kind of see a couple throws where I'm, 'I don't know how they fit that in,'" Eric Lee said.

That's a good sign regarding the quarterbacks. It's also good practice for a cornerback like Lee.

"Having that quarterback that stays in the pocket a little more, and that can make those throws, just to squeeze it in there and just have that perfect touch, it helps a lot more because we're going to see a lot more of those quarterbacks down the road."