He was 12/15 with 2 TD, but he only threw for 124 yards. He didn't really carve much of anything. Again defense was ok. Offense s#!t the bed, as has is tradition.
yeah I never understood that either. Maybe if a guy has problems with certain types of throws then yeah lets try to fix something. They seem to have them throw with a low elbow and it looks un-natural. Hard to explain
Anyone who doesn’t think he was the biggest issue is insane. It’s the most important position in sports and especially so in this type of offense. He played terrible for 3 1/2 quarters. And gifted 7 points to Illini on a pure bonehead play that most freshmen don’t make while taking at a minimum 4 points away because he couldn’t make a throw that most freshmen would make.
This is definitely a possibility
QB play has been shown over and over again as an indication of win/loss.
Amart isn't close to the biggest issue. Don't confuse that with an argument that he's good, he was absolutely not good.
Defense was the stronger unit, but still not good.
What is he supposed to do? Well for starters he could find and throw to the open receivers that he had prior to 5-6 seconds elapsing while holding on to the ball looking at the line of scrimmage instead of his receivers :dunno the next thing he could is hit the open receiver in the end zone for 6 points. Another thing he could do is hit the RB in stride for a TD on a wheel route instead of a short lob the RB has to stop for.
Chin had his way with Brett almost the entire first half. Defense was not the problem
