Probably under-coached - or, maybe better stated, poorly coached.
Unfortunately, we'll probably see the same type of inconsistency in every game. It's frustrating and disheartening, but this is basically who he is as a player. His lack of fundamentals in periods of almost every game, especially for a player of his experience, is ridiculous, and he probably isn't being coached to do many of the things that the video showed. A lot of his issues would be solved, especially with the short lay up passes, if he just didn't rush, which I believe causes a lot of his problems.
I can't believe that his PSU coaches are teaching him to throw deep balls off of his back foot and rush and throw flat passes like an infielder would throw a baseball to first base.
Makes me long for the days of film after film criticizing Clifford and longing for Allar who was riding the pine.
Hey I’m the only one that can use the golf analogy!!
You guys are on to it for sure.
drew should watch Aaron Rodgers now that he can’t run really well. Total command of the field last week telling players what they need to do and taking blame where he messed up.
Drew has been told he is so great that he waits to be patted on the helmet when he makes mistakes instead of constructive criticism that he may get upset about.
Golf?
I would say we’ve been more successful under Franklin than we were under Joe at that position.
Golf is the hardest sport. Football you just hit someone. Man that sounds fun!!Golf?
I thought we were talking about sports
What are your credentials for your constant criticism of refs and announcers?
over coached or risk averse? Or over coached into state of risk aversion?
It helps to have 40+ years to develop some.
I just rewatched an interview with MJ this morning and he said he started playing golf because it’s the hardest sport there is.
I agree it is mental with him and then the physical fundamentals break down. The critical question is why is this still happening? All this coaching including a personal coach, mentoring and training and still some basic fundamentals are not mastered. I assume they have psychological training as well. He doesn't have to play like Josh Allen in every game but he also can't fall apart and barely look like a D1 player in the most critical moments of our most important games.
All good, very entitled to that opinion. Yes all of the aforementioned QBs, including Hack, made the NFL and hung around a bit. Can't argue on that. You start for 3 years at Penn state, win 9 or 10 games, you get a real chance in the league, probably not the case everywhere. That said, we have never developed elite college Qb talent(top 5 or 10 most productive at that position). Nobody would claim we haven't at DE for instance. Also, of concern to me, I think our QBs tend to regress as their careers move forward here. Allar bucked the trend last year, lets see if he does this year....not a great start. The prevailing question, is this version of Allar good enough to beat the OSu and Oregon's of the world, we'll find out soon enough.
