Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 4338562, member: 289"]
This article talks about Garrett Shrader talks about his problems throwing the ball last year:

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.syracuse.com/orangefootball/2022/09/garrett-shrader-a-rebel-and-team-mechanic-thinks-he-has-the-tools-to-fix-syracuses-broken-offense-video.html[/URL]

"By the time he took over the starting job in Syracuse, Shrader was on his sixth offensive coordinator in seven seasons dating back to high school. He hadn’t taken a lot of snaps in more than a year. The increased load aggravated the muscle near his throwing elbow, though he was reluctant to say the pain had an impact on the offense’s putrid passing numbers at the end of last season."

Babers, above:

"Matt asked about Garrett Shrader’s development. Dino said that “his arm got a little tired last season. He hadn’t had to throw that many passes before. He found out how much physical training and coaching he needed and he’s committed himself to it.”

Close enough. It would have been nice to know that Shrader's increased passing workload had compromised his arm. The fans might not have been as hard on him. But then Dino didn't want the opposition to know that his quarterback was having a hard time throwing the ball. Yet they were obviously able to figure that out on their own. At least, something could have been said at the close of the season.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

What is a Syracuse fan's favorite color?