Nate C

#6 is beautiful

we thinking Bleachers, backwards bear crawls up a hill, or 100-yard rolls for the punishment?

While those stats tell a story, watching the actual game tells another. I’ve watched the tape at least 4 times now along with watching ball knowers like Film guy and Landon Tengwall, all agreeing that the constantly collapsing pocket and continuous pressure greatly affect the QBs ability to make the to made decisions. If you’ve played a meaningful snap of football , then you would know how those two factors affect your game. On top of that, I’m not even sure those statistics are remotely correct either. What, are they sitting there and calculating every single football game? Lastly, Watching the game back doesn’t tell me Faizon Brandon played bad. The tape tells me his offensive line was trash, he got hurt on a designed run, and was rattled the rest of the game. Give our defense credit, they made plays all day. PFF also rated the Tennessee Dline higher than Texas

He picked Tennessee with a True Freshman QB to beat Texas. Gimme Brooks the Film Guy

It’s not a stat people have been using to judge the performance of Faizon. So when you look at “average time to throw” as a whole, without considering the above, it makes Faizon look worse than he really was.

No… You shouldn’t include scramble time in time to throw. When the pocket collapses and you have to scramble, that’s different than pocket time. For example, when Colin strip sacked Faizon and the ball went out of bounds, they would rule it “7 seconds time to throw” when the pocket collapsed in two seconds. The Extra 5 seconds he was running for his life.

To give Sark and Arch some credit, Ohio State and Jim Knowles in 2/4 games to start the season isn’t exactly easy. We have to play Venables next too which is also tough.

PFF includes scramble time in time to throw lol

Muschamp should definitely remember the importance of this game from past coaching experience

I’d say jury is still out on the DBs but not like Georgia was tested by Mateer. OU had some guys open here and there.

few thoughts, Arch/Sark need to incorporate more double counts to reveal blitzes. Offense line needs to be able to see and communicate before the snap. Other thing is he needs to start checking blockers when an obvious blitz is coming. its one thing to get beat, it’s another to let the defense have numbers and free runners to the QB.

If you think about it, Sark’s job isn’t just to win, but to get guys to the NFL. The NFL, while having more mobile QBs, is a pocket passers game. If Arch can’t learn to sit in the pocket and make the throws he needs to make without scrambling, he won’t have a long NFL career.

Cowboys defense is really going to suck today

I’m not panicking but I would like Arch to be more consistent and confident in the pocket. Need the 2nd half Mississippi State Arch to start clicking.

Ole Miss up 17-0 on Lane