(08-28-2018 10:05 AM)eastisbest Wrote: [ -> ]He's not exactly a frosh QB, so I think those staring down receivers... should be trained out. Things are going to be moving very fast in the Miami secondary, quite a challenge. The LSU-Miami game going to be an interesting watch as LSU's QB is the pro-type transfer from OSU.
I was listening to ESPNU on XM radio, and Holly Roe (sp?) was commenting on Miami. I missed some of her comments, but did catch the point made about the WR’s being future NFL guys at 6’4” and 6’5”. She also mentioned they have good O-Line depth that wasn’t there a year ago. I will enjoy watching the LSU-Miami game. It all starts this weekend! Whoop whoop! Go Rockets!!
(08-29-2018 04:36 AM)UofToledoFans Wrote: [ -> ]My it'll be weird not seeing Logan out there...
Fine with me.
So... pretty happy with both QBs. Both had first drive jitters, but both came on very well. Guadagni has a strong arm. His sideline passes got there before the DBs, so good velocity. He makes good decisions, and is pretty accurate. He will do a nice job. Peters has a gun for an arm. He tried to fit the ball in a tight spot once, and nearly got picked but he hit his targets and the ball is delivered quick. Toledo has some weapons for these guys to go to. It was great to see Jalen Reese get a couple series. Apparently, Bradley got in the game. It must have been late. I missed it. ?
These guys have been working hard, obviously. I am looking forward to the Miami game. The receivers will be less open, and decisions will need to be quicker. This was a good start.
Nice job guys! Go Rockets!!
I would be surprised if we do not see a lot more of Bradley. He made some nice throws.
(09-02-2018 11:42 AM)PTLROCK Wrote: [ -> ]So... pretty happy with both QBs. Both had first drive jitters, but both came on very well. Guadagni has a strong arm. His sideline passes got there before the DBs, so good velocity. He makes good decisions, and is pretty accurate. He will do a nice job. Peters has a gun for an arm. He tried to fit the ball in a tight spot once, and nearly got picked but he hit his targets and the ball is delivered quick. Toledo has some weapons for these guys to go to. It was great to see Jalen Reese get a couple series. Apparently, Bradley got in the game. It must have been late. I missed it. ?
These guys have been working hard, obviously. I am looking forward to the Miami game. The receivers will be less open, and decisions will need to be quicker. This was a good start.
Nice job guys! Go Rockets!!
You didn't leave much room for my glass half empty. :)
I saw it almost the opposite as far as the QB. Having first drive jitters against VMI doesn't bode well for our OOC or conference. I think it was more a problem with accuracy and team not ready anyhow. G's downfield passing, much like high school, is guesswork. He's got a decent short game but he's not going to have dropping it over the finger tips of the CB or a timing pattern in coverage in his game. I didn't see much help from o-line that will support a long game anyhow. As other's have noted, Bradley seems the most gifted but the team most needs someone to run the offense, not be the offense so I don't think his time is yet.
Feast or Famine is how I see it. If we're playing a team with eh on the defensive line, we'll drill them. If they're reasonably competant enough to where the QB has to make plays... I think we'll struggle. For all the talent, we're missing it where needed. Hoping the coaches still remaining have gained the experience to outsmart of few people.
OL concerns me much more than QB play, both QBs have skills, good arms and speed, will improve with experience, but play of OL will determine how this offense comes together both passing and running game. U Miami is going to be tough match up so I am not looking for much insight on how team is coming together based on that game or VMI. May not get a great handle on this team, including QBs, until MAC schedule.
(09-02-2018 11:44 AM)rockytop Wrote: [ -> ]I would be surprised if we do not see a lot more of Bradley. He made some nice throws.
Man, he looked sharped. Put the ball right on the money all 3 of his completed throws. He wasn't a 4-star ESPN Top 300 recruit for nothing.
(09-03-2018 01:07 PM)inductchuck16 Wrote: [ -> ] (09-02-2018 11:44 AM)rockytop Wrote: [ -> ]I would be surprised if we do not see a lot more of Bradley. He made some nice throws.
Man, he looked sharped. Put the ball right on the money all 3 of his completed throws. He wasn't a 4-star ESPN Top 300 recruit for nothing.
Yes he did.