Hagans IS STILL THE PROBLEM
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I don't understand how you're still confused. Allar will play a well as he can within this system.
ESPN also had and article stating two scouts still had him as the top QB. Scouts never all agree.
Many here claim I'm not banned because of who I know...food for thought
I am not confused. Allar has played for multiple coordinators and approaches. He has played mediocre at best in the aggregate - certainly well beneath his projections as a recruit. He has had poor WRs and/or poorly coached WRs. But he has failed in all the truly big moments. Why would that change as he moves up in class?
And the bottom line is that there is plenty of film on him now and it is not good. Most learned opinions agree on that emphatically. He plays scared. Not a good look for the most important position in football.
Not sure why you would be banned - you are entitled to your opinion. But it is not one that has proven to be particularly insightful or accurate. But hey, have at it! It serves as a bit of comic relief!
Lando uber alles!
He's played in two schemes. Neither suited for a pocket passer.
Without a supporting cast a QB is usually going to fail. Don't forget. He gave us a lead against ND and Oregon only for the defense to choke
At no time is he scared
You're the one lacking insight big guy
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This! Every wide receiver coach except Gattis sucked......that seems strange that EVERYONE CJF has hired has flopped. I agree and have stated the same why does he have an offense play card? Is he second guessing his OC?
If only CJF and AK knew that they dejected the wrong schemes. Easy fix: call Lando = National championship. Have you written Kraft? You are the answer!
if you don’t recognize Drew plays scared, I am not sure there is hope for even the most basic understanding of the game.
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Franklin has been carrying a play chart for as long as I can remember. It's certainly nothing new (and not out of the norm for a head coach).
As a CEO, Franklin should be in the luxury boxes wearing a suit and tie and shaking hands with wealthy alums during the game. Why the charade of being a football coach?
If he's playing "scared" it's being too afraid to make a mistake. It most definitely is not scared to take physical punishment. But mostly I'd say he plays hesitant and confused.
There's no hesitation or confusion as most of the film breakdowns show. It's a bad scheme that no pocket passer will succeed in.
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I think the scheme is really hurting the WR performance. Bunching 3 receivers in the boundary side (short side) seems to be bringing DBs up tight and they get pushed OOB or jammed up. Both of which cause them to not be open on time and allar has to go to 2nd, 3rd or 4th read and the OL isn't able to sustain the pocket for that.
I am not saying he calls plays, I am saying he has that sheet the meddle enough to limit the effectiveness of what our OC's actually want to run. There is no way all those guys simple forgot football after being successful elsewhere for so many years. Plus the calls in crunch time have almost always looked like the same thing.
I still think his best QB was Clark. IMO he was incredibly under appreciated. I would take Clark and anyone of his WR's on this team.
Not a bad choice, great hard nose leader and a better thrower than given credit for. DC was put down by a players family and friends from Downingtown and some of it had zero to do with the play either. I had an email sent to me by someone who made very shady comments about DC and none of it was about his play at all. Now that was just one person, but that person stated they were related to PD and it was disturbing to say the least. Blocked that user and email instantly. It was pure trash.
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First I've seen it but then my seats used to be in NEU so it's not like I had a great vantage point.
I assumed he was referring to offensive points. I’ve since been flogged by the internet and have learned my lesson to have a thorough understanding of the message to which I am replying. I won’t do it again.
The vloggers that do a lot of film breakdown and know football far better than myself have been saying the WRs don't run good routes, can't get separation when jammed upon release, don't present/make themselves available/use windows properly to allow the QB to get the ball to them, and break off routes early (e.g., stop running towards QB once the ball is released). So that's impacting the short routes. Then Drew can't throw deep because the OL has regressed and he isn't getting time. Drew did fine against UCLA, the main issues were elsewhere.
If we lose another game, which appears likely, I'll be surprised if Hagans even survives to the end of the season. He's been given enough time and personnel changes and it's still not working. He's going to be gone after this year.
If we lose another game, which appears likely, I'll be surprised if Hagans even survives to the end of the season. He's been given enough time and personnel changes and it's still not working. He's going to be gone after this year.
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yea I hate to agree, especially since our WR room has been a revolving door of coaches over the last 4 years and we do need some stability but damn dude show us something.