I agree with this equation. I kind of wonder if we could see Howard/Pierre much more in the mix by the end of the season. Think this offense is going to look very young very soon and be set up for improvement later this season but certainly next season.
there is so much room for improvement on offense which is great
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I agree with this equation. I kind of wonder if we could see Howard/Pierre much more in the mix by the end of the season. Think this offense is going to look very young very soon and be set up for improvement later this season but certainly next season.
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Especially when its thrown like a bubble screen.
Actually I like Custis' chances in the corner of the end zone vs. a shorter defender.
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I like a fade on 1st or 2nd when you’ve got an advantage on the outside. I feel like for a couple of years, everyone started throwing it, regardless of it being a high % opportunity for them or not.
The back shoulder was basically born from it.
I’d throw it to Custis consistently in the RZ in early and medium to long d&d situations. 6’5 on 5’9-10” is a big advantage.
The back shoulder was basically born from it.
I’d throw it to Custis consistently in the RZ in early and medium to long d&d situations. 6’5 on 5’9-10” is a big advantage.
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Sure he is. Did you watch any of the games before Fla. State? He has 4 rushing TDs, I believe. At least 1 or 2 were on sneaks. He does it for first downs as well.
ED almost always sneaks on 4th and 1 when SU lines up quickly.
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I guess I meant that he is not really sneaky when running...he is more blunt.