He threw three. A weird TD pass. A beautiful pass 20 yards over the middle that Pitts dropped. And a third to Swain on a 3rd and 7. Offense was definitely run heavy while he was in but Mullen trusted him to throw some tough ones and they looked good.
Who knows - maybe those were in there for Franks but he just didn’t take them. Its hard to imagine that Mullen trusts Jones more than Franks and Jones has been throwing over the middle.
Mehhhhh.... it isnt always easy to see from tv view but most of those screens were obvious from the get-go, WRs hat low and running straight to DBs for blocks, with one guy, as the sole receiver.
Trask definitely is limited on the long ball. Not sure we need him slinging it 50 yards down field though. He exploits those 20+ yard passes down the middle so well that defenses are stretched thin.
No argument from me.It's almost as if..............*GASP*.............Mullen runs the plays that suit the quarterback's talents!
Uh, I’ve seen Trask run the option a few too many times now.It's almost as if..............*GASP*.............Mullen runs the plays that suit the quarterback's talents!
Speed option has been mostly successful.
Because his running plays have been mostly successful.
Ask and ye shall receive:
It's almost as if..............*GASP*.............Mullen runs the plays that suit the quarterback's talents!
Sas is right on the button. Cleveland was sprinting upfield in front of Perine like HE had the ball. Totally bizarre. I'm sure he'll get his ass chewed in the film room for that one.
Since when? Players get blocked in that direction all the time. You can't make crack back/blind side blocks anymore, but it wouldn't have been illegal for him to turn around and put his hands on him.
