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<blockquote data-quote="Techster" data-source="post: 332296" data-attributes="member: 360"><p>**YAWN**</p><p></p><p>CPJ has said over and over they practice passing the ball quite a bit. In fact, he verbally abused a reporter for trying to accuse CPJ for not practicing passing enough as to why we don't pass well. </p><p></p><p>Part of being a good passer is innate. You're either gifted physically (ability to throw the ball) and mentally (knowing where and when to throw and how to attack defenses) or you're not. LJ is a good passer, and it's innate in him. Anyone can tell. Vad was a good passer, but CPJ's "problem" was he was trying to be too exotic with the Pistol and Diamond formation. As [USER=1414]@ilovetheoption[/USER] the pointed out, the RnS is in the DNA of our offense, and it's a type of passing offense that can be devastating. There's really not much we need to tweak to make it effective, and even within our offense. Over time CPJ can tweak the reads off the routes, or he can put in a "shotgun" package (which, BTW, we already have) that has the BB in next to the QB for pass pro or leak out to the flats. We can add timing throws (like the back shoulder), but there's not much we really need to do that's not already in our playbook.</p><p></p><p>Does that mean CPJ is gonna throw it 30+ times a game? No, but I have no doubt CPJ wants to take advantage of the skill players we have and the talented passing QB he already has. BTW, I don't know if you've noticed, but CPJ offers quite a few of the talented dual threat QBs that pass just as well as they run. I don't think he's doing that to seem them run midlines and pitch the ball backwards all game. CPJ wants to see his QBs be successful passing the ball forward as well...otherwise, why would he have entertained the "Vad thing" in the first place?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Techster, post: 332296, member: 360"] **YAWN** CPJ has said over and over they practice passing the ball quite a bit. In fact, he verbally abused a reporter for trying to accuse CPJ for not practicing passing enough as to why we don't pass well. Part of being a good passer is innate. You're either gifted physically (ability to throw the ball) and mentally (knowing where and when to throw and how to attack defenses) or you're not. LJ is a good passer, and it's innate in him. Anyone can tell. Vad was a good passer, but CPJ's "problem" was he was trying to be too exotic with the Pistol and Diamond formation. As [USER=1414]@ilovetheoption[/USER] the pointed out, the RnS is in the DNA of our offense, and it's a type of passing offense that can be devastating. There's really not much we need to tweak to make it effective, and even within our offense. Over time CPJ can tweak the reads off the routes, or he can put in a "shotgun" package (which, BTW, we already have) that has the BB in next to the QB for pass pro or leak out to the flats. We can add timing throws (like the back shoulder), but there's not much we really need to do that's not already in our playbook. Does that mean CPJ is gonna throw it 30+ times a game? No, but I have no doubt CPJ wants to take advantage of the skill players we have and the talented passing QB he already has. BTW, I don't know if you've noticed, but CPJ offers quite a few of the talented dual threat QBs that pass just as well as they run. I don't think he's doing that to seem them run midlines and pitch the ball backwards all game. CPJ wants to see his QBs be successful passing the ball forward as well...otherwise, why would he have entertained the "Vad thing" in the first place? [/QUOTE]
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