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Message: [QUOTE="reedny, post: 2674668, member: 1423"] They did. They started blitzing. DeVito hung in there with a couple of decent designed runs and a sweet pass over the middle. But then, as our D disappeared and the Mo changed over to WMU, he couldn't dig out. He completed a risky roll out pass to Custis, but broke the pocket unnecessarily or waited too long when he should have rolled out. Some of that was clearly our WR's running the wrong routes are failing to get separation - for example he had two ugly incompletions to Butler. Overall, I think he looked good for being thrown into the fire ... rusty and inconsistent but better than expected quickness and a promising arm. He's not the one-man-show ground threat that ED is. But with a better supporting cast, he'll be dangerous. [/QUOTE]