I know with a new offensive coach/system

[PhatOrange]

Tucker was also in perfect position on that one option and Shrader ran into the defense and got crushed.

That was infuriating

 

[qdawgg]

Yeah Garrett missed a few opportunities last night to Tucker but Tucker is 2nd in receptions on the team so not sure what is being said is an actual issue? My concern is more around Gadsden continually being rotated off the field. After his last game and first half last night, Gadsden needs to be out there 90 percent of the plays. His height, route running and hands are an advantage.

IMO being at certain number of receptions on the team is irrelevant, not saying that to sound like jerk btw. If the best option when any play breaks down is to throw to the check down, whomever that is, that’s the best option even if that person has 3 times as many receptions as the entire team. We also haven’t had anybody really separate themselves as a playmaker until last night so it’s not a huge surprise Tucker has a lot of receptions in general. We’ve been throwing to a potpourri of guys in general.

 

[dollarbill44]

SWC75 needs to ask about this on the Dino Babers show this week.

You could. Just saying.

 

[dollarbill44]

My concern is more around Gadsden continually being rotated off the field. After his last game and first half last night, Gadsden needs to be out there 90 percent of the plays. His height, route running and hands are an advantage.

Wrs get tired. They sprint a lot and then they have to run back to the huddle/LOS. They need breaks from time to time or they lose effectiveness, get sloppy and get hurt.

 

[dollarbill44]

I think Tucker could use a couple of breathers during the game to keep him fresh and let him watch a bit. Players can get insights during a break that they can't get on the field.

 

[money3189]

It's just so weird because you'd think in the play design it would be an early read, if for no other reason than to look off the defense to that side and stretch the field.

There’s different things that can effect him from throwing the swing. There’s progressions based on the coverage given but I’m not going to speculate why he doesn’t throw it on particular plays. I know my team have the RBs push/shove to the flats on 80% of our pass plays and the QB doesn’t always throw there unless it’s his first read or we tell him to throw it. Lol.

 

[ECE '76]

Seems like the TV guys are always saying so-and-so [on SU] was wide open on that play and Shrader didn't see him.