Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Hitting Deebo on schemed deep shots is not what he's talking about.
Yes I know one of them was not schemed
So why negate his play to Deebo? Dude was brought in to run play action and throw deep balls like that.
He's stupid young and you're tying to poo poo the things that he can do while he develops on other things. It's no different than what Watson did early in his career. He couldn't read coverages or run a pro-style offense based around timing. O'Brien basically ran the same offense he ran in Clemson. Ton of easy reads, spread offense and extending plays/throwing downfield.
And what we saying Lance can't hit open receivers now? Ya'll are embellishing how bad he played overall. No he wasn't Mahomes, yes there are flashes of good QBing. Kid is ridiculously young with not a ton of passing attempts. He didn't look lost out there which imo is impressive for how little he's played.
I'm not trying to negate his play, it's all he has to stand on. Jimmy used to hit those scheduled shots too. Trey is not separating himself doing this and he's not reading anything on those plays. A lot of his stats (which aren't very good to begin with) depend on these three plays that really don't show us anything. That's why I said take them away and ask yourself what does he do good
I love Jimmy, and Jimmy has his own strengths that make him a great QB so I'm not trying to bash him, but he missed A TON of those scheduled shots. He was often a beat late in throwing those intermediate/deep throws, and his deep ball would flutter... allowing defenders a chance to make a play on the ball. Or he would be just a little off the mark.
Purdy has shown a similar tendency, but not as bad, so he's had more success than Jimmy. And because he's a young QB, there's optimism that he'll improve that. Those shot throws aren't as easy as they seem.
[ Edited by Wubbie on Mar 15, 2023 at 5:03 PM ]