Rutgers Snowflakes: The Offense

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This will be the repository for your thoughts and hot takes on the offensive performance in our game against Rutgers.

yossarians tree

October 28th, 2017 at 5:51 PM ^

My two cents: from the 70th row of the big house, the word that came to mind when watching Peters from his first throw was "quiet." He just looks very smooth, and his ball comes out very quietly, even when it has some zip on it. I am very encouraged because if we get to point where we are showing very good quarterback play, the Death Star should be complete. Or, at least as complete as this staff can put together in a program where the recruits aren't paid and the players actually have to also be students at the university.

 

 

 

1WhoStayed

October 28th, 2017 at 4:20 PM ^

just uncalled for. kid has been thru a lot in his career. great competitor imho.

and a bit early to anoint Peters. he looked really good - just like Okorn at Purdue.

to be clear, i thought Peters looked very confident and i am optimistic.just not ready to discard Speight.

Gr1mlock

October 28th, 2017 at 3:04 PM ^

Peters' decision making and progression reads looked to be in another class from either O'Korn or 2017 Speight. Feel a lot better with him in charge.

Solecismic

October 28th, 2017 at 3:45 PM ^

Live, it looked that bad. But I played it back a couple of times. The receiver acted like he didn't even see it. The ball wasn't thrown hard, so there was time to come back and make a play. I don't know if he could have caught it, but there was no effort there.

Losher

October 28th, 2017 at 4:07 PM ^

yeah well if that throw on fourth down, up by three touchdowns is the worst throw a guy makes in a game shouldnt you be happy? Finding the one thing he didnt do perfectly in your eyes is why fans get so upset around here, because that is not the way to look at performances.

reshp1

October 28th, 2017 at 3:20 PM ^

I hate to be Debbie Downer but while his pocket presence and accuracy were indeed better, he hardly ever came off his primary read and never got past his second either. Not really unexpected for a RS FR in his first extended PT, he definitely showed a ton of promise.