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[QUOTE="phil77, post: 4419273, member: 1169"]
Went back and watched some what I saw from CRDW and there will be alot to like on tape...

1- The moment didn't seem to big 
2- He seems to already have a good grasp of the offense making audibles at the line for a young player without a ton of game time is really impressive. 
3- Seemed really calm in the pocket and was able to work through his progressions.  Didn't lock onto targets like GS or Tommy did. 
4- Is able to move within the pocket and still deliver the ball down the field with accuracy and zip. 
5- Showed the ability to make plays with his feet for positive gains within the running game.
6- The offense seemed to pick up the pace with him back there
7-  Swag or whatever the youngins are calling it these days.  He has it in spades.  He was running around making plays point for first downs pumping his fists.  He was electric in that regard.

I do think there will be some struggles with him once the defenses get more complicated but that is only from a lack of experience and not seeing things yet.  The pick he threw even if it wasn't batted up in the air it had a good chance for an INT as the LB faked a blitz and dropped back into coverage and CRDW didn't see him.

One thing I do want to highlight is #7 on our list.  If he can deliever on the field and maintain his health and that swag, that could do wonders for our program.  Lately we are a program that has problems recruiting and his flashy plays and on field "swag" could help attract some better talent especially at WR.

His passing ability and the way he can work his progressions in the passing game really shined a light on how bad our WR core is.  We need to shuffle things up and get some younger players in the game to see what they have.
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