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<blockquote data-quote="gtstinger776" data-source="post: 697661" data-attributes="member: 2911"><p>I watched the film for the Pitt game - one of his worst statistical games (3-13, 1 TD, 1 INT, 84 yards).</p><p></p><p>Passing observations:</p><p>-Terrible footwork in the pocket - most of his incompletions were routes less than 10 yards and relatively simple routes (outs, flags, and comebacks): he didn't bother to set his feet for any of those passes. 2-3 of these incompletions came with minimal pressure. We ran 4 routes the whole game: comebacks, outs, flags, and seem / go. The receivers ran sloppy, poor routes. Some of these incompletions were on them. But most were overthrown.</p><p>-Great arm - can hit passes down field, had a nice 50 yard TD pass to Brown. Even with bad footwork, he can hit open receivers downfield</p><p></p><p>Running observations:</p><p>-Poor vision - didn't follow his blocks, could've turned 5 yard runs into 1st downs had he followed the block and found the open space.</p><p>-Solid option decision making - when he was asked to read the defense on a read-option, he did it fairly well. There were times when we would be in 3-4 WR sets and 8 defenders in the box - we're not going to win that</p><p></p><p>Thoughts on CDP: Pitt blitzed a lot, challenged our OLine, and played a lot of press coverage. Pitt used a minimum of 7 defenders in the box. Assuming you have a competent offense - you would take more shots downfield and run faster-developing underneath routes with RBs / TEs. Part of me believes that CDP had no confidence in our OLine (a valid concern) or the timing between our WRs / QBs to run a more nuanced route tree.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gtstinger776, post: 697661, member: 2911"] I watched the film for the Pitt game - one of his worst statistical games (3-13, 1 TD, 1 INT, 84 yards). Passing observations: -Terrible footwork in the pocket - most of his incompletions were routes less than 10 yards and relatively simple routes (outs, flags, and comebacks): he didn't bother to set his feet for any of those passes. 2-3 of these incompletions came with minimal pressure. We ran 4 routes the whole game: comebacks, outs, flags, and seem / go. The receivers ran sloppy, poor routes. Some of these incompletions were on them. But most were overthrown. -Great arm - can hit passes down field, had a nice 50 yard TD pass to Brown. Even with bad footwork, he can hit open receivers downfield Running observations: -Poor vision - didn't follow his blocks, could've turned 5 yard runs into 1st downs had he followed the block and found the open space. -Solid option decision making - when he was asked to read the defense on a read-option, he did it fairly well. There were times when we would be in 3-4 WR sets and 8 defenders in the box - we're not going to win that Thoughts on CDP: Pitt blitzed a lot, challenged our OLine, and played a lot of press coverage. Pitt used a minimum of 7 defenders in the box. Assuming you have a competent offense - you would take more shots downfield and run faster-developing underneath routes with RBs / TEs. Part of me believes that CDP had no confidence in our OLine (a valid concern) or the timing between our WRs / QBs to run a more nuanced route tree. [/QUOTE]
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