Dolphin1184
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I still don't see what is wrong with having a veteran running this offense. He has shown he can audible and run an offense well.
Dolphin1184 said:I still don't see what is wrong with having a veteran running this offense. He has shown he can audible and run an offense well.
rafael said:I think that says more about people's inability to analyze QB play. Locking on to receivers is not a factor of not knowing the system. It is a result of not having a feel for the game. He locks on not b/c he doesn't know where the receiver will end up, but b/c he can't read the D and see where the openings will be in his head. Locking on is something that QBs with feel correct after a short while not something they still do in the fifth year of practice. Everytime I hear praise for AJ it usually involves him throwing a dart. To many people that's all they analyze when it comes to QBs. He can do that, but he lacks feel so he never knows when he can just lay it in there. Very few QBs develop feel if they don't show it at least some of the time early on. AJ will not suddenly get feel just b/c he learns the system (although reports are he isn't real bright so that may take a while too). I heard one media (not PFT)report that said that despite the public face (everything is even) that the coaches are groaning when they watch tape of AJ. My guess is that they'll keep saying open competiton to keep the pressure on, but that Gus (although not great by any means) is already the starter in the coach's mind.
GRYPHONK said:Every unbiased report has Feeley better then Gus plain and simple.
MDFINFAN said:There lies the problem, but a good one..this tells me that if Feeley is in this system for 2 years, he'd be light years ahead of Gus, thus saying that the potential lies with Feeley and the immeditate wins lies with Gus. The fact that Feeley can even hang with Gus right now, gives me hope that this guy, once comfortable with this system can light up a score board. It's too early to said which should start, but I think the long term solution remains with Feeley. It should his job to lose. Gus is a good coach for Feeley at this point, but Feeley's arm was made for this system. Now he just has to get it down pat..the fact he's now starting to check down is really encouraging. The fact that they have the time to check down is encouraging in that the OL is giving them enough time to do so..that year, they could only look at one receiver, I think that where Feeley picked up that habit, never having time to look somewhere else.
Nasty said:IMO... Gus looks better interms of checkin down his receivers (even though he didnt see a couple of open guys last night) you can also just see that he knows where the WRs are supposed to be by turning around a firing to a guy on an out that he wasnt even lookin at...
Feeley looks better interms of his actual throws. He has more zip on the ball and a tighter spiral... Gus throws a duck from time to time... However Feeley still has a tendency to lock onto a receiver and isnt quite checking down his WRs quick enough...
It is a pretty even battle but each is struggling and succeeding with different things...
Nasty
MDFINFAN said:He has???? :confused: :confused:
Did I miss a game?