I have listened to the first 15 minutes out of 41 and in that time he said Heck has a low, looping windup and a low release and the low release usually leads to low trajectories like the big miss to Diaz running the deep post. Long suggested after a good start with maybe scripted plays that Heck started missing reads and making poor decisions. Long said it looked like on the goalline INT Heck had made up his mind to throw that quick slant pass rather than hand if off. He said on that type of play if the Lbkr doesnt charge the LOS you hand it off and if the Lbkr crashes to LOS you keep it and make the throw. Also there was the near Heck INT on our only scoring drive after the hawk INT where Heck did not see the safety or did but tried to force it in which was an INT that was dropped. Kakert said he was surprised they pulled Heck out before the first half was over but Long said Lester knew he wasnt making correct reads etc.
Long said Hank looked a little rusty, threw a low ball on an out pattern that was open but also made some really good throws. He and Kakert described the last pass missed to DJV as a little pressure in the pocket but he maybe didnt step into the throw which launched it a bit high and wide, a bad throw. But Long thinks it will be Hank starting against Wisky.
Long said Hank looked a little rusty, threw a low ball on an out pattern that was open but also made some really good throws. He and Kakert described the last pass missed to DJV as a little pressure in the pocket but he maybe didnt step into the throw which launched it a bit high and wide, a bad throw. But Long thinks it will be Hank starting against Wisky.
