Watched the last two drives of the Tenn game last night

[NavetG8r]

To me the most amazing thing about that 4th and 14 throw is if you pause it at the moment Grier decides to throw, it doesn't look like Callaway is open at all. Grier anticipated him coming open and that is what separates him from all of the qbs we've had since '09. Anticipation and pre-snap reads...

Nice to have you aboard Eddie.

 

[gooneygoogoo]

Nice to have you aboard Eddie.

Haha. Thanks. I've been around for a while. Actually used to post on one of the old boards quite a bit about 7 years ago. Glad to be here

 

[Oklahoma Gator]

To me the most amazing thing about that 4th and 14 throw is if you pause it at the moment Grier decides to throw, it doesn't look like Callaway is open at all. Grier anticipated him coming open and that is what separates him from all of the qbs we've had since '09. Anticipation and pre-snap reads...

It also is what separates him from our current QB too

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Did you watch the rest of the game? Or the game against Kintucky? Or Mizzu?

Just sayin'

 

[2ndAmend]

Gatorbait25 - Much mahalo for this thread. The last drive and subsequent TD, for me, the best moment of this football season. I replay the TD pitch and catch at least once a day... goose bumps every time.

 

[2ndAmend]

I don't understand why the coaches won't call the drag route with Treon at QB. I get that he's short and can't see over the line, but that shouldn't completely eliminate that play from the playbook. And if the problem is that Treon can't read a defense, a drag route is about as simple as it gets in the passing game.

Will was eating everyone up with the drag route.

Our diminutive qb cant see over the blades of grass.....