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[QUOTE="Archbold44, post: 5495353, member: 10528"]
Getting the ball into places where the WR/TE/RB can make the catch or nobody makes the catch is part of his job.  Taking an avoidable sack = bad.  Fumbling = bad.  Interception = bad.  Passes where receiver has no chance = bad.  But if he can find a receiver with an opportunity to make a play and gives him that chance... he has done his job.

Personally, I think our WRs have been a bit underwhelming.  Probably because our DBs are underwhelming. Tennessee receiver burned Samuels.  Can our WRs do that?  If so, that might say something about Samuels. If not, that might say something about our WRs.  Until you face live opponents, you do not really know what those realities tell us.

It took a confused UConn DB to get us a long TD pass.  I think we will need to stretch the field more to open up the shorter passes and run game.  I know it is predictable, but maybe on a 2nd and 2 we just need to burn a play to try for a deep ball.
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