OHSportsFan
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Freshman of the Week award #1 for JT....congrats on the first of many collegiate accolades.
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pianobuck46
pianobuck46
Yeah, I'll go with #3, comfort. Since it's the first time any of us have seen him in action, maybe the cadence approach has always been his M. O.? Just sayin'.
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Praised by Urban on 97.1 during the call-in show today. Only three incomplete passes (a drop, a throw away, and the interception), no unnecessary time outs because he did not get the team lined up, and no procedure or delay of game penalties on the offense. Highly unusual for a first time starter.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
He must be good, he already has a dorm named after him: 
https://twitter.com/mikedull66/status/508275813218009088/photo/1
https://twitter.com/mikedull66/status/508275813218009088/photo/1
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
The next day....I still feel JT did a pretty solid job, a job done well enough to get the W. I give him a ton of props for picking himself up after 7 sacks and under constant pressure but still willing to stay in the pocket and stepping up into his throws.
Lots of drops (ugh, Corey....), rotten OL play, questionable play calling, no run game....lots of issues caused this loss but I won't put any on JT. I didn't care to watch any replays of the last INT so not sure if it was a misread on his part or Corey's, any one have enough of a stomach left to review?
Lots of drops (ugh, Corey....), rotten OL play, questionable play calling, no run game....lots of issues caused this loss but I won't put any on JT. I didn't care to watch any replays of the last INT so not sure if it was a misread on his part or Corey's, any one have enough of a stomach left to review?
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I thought he did fine playing behind our porous O-Line.
He needs to learn how to put touch on the ball when throwing the short throws. Especially the ones to the corner of the end zone. That will come in time.
I have to blame the deep interceptions to the coaching staff. After the first 3rd and long int they should have told him not to throw it deep on 3rd and long because of the deep safety. And again to the coaching, how about a few screen passes against the pressure.
He needs to learn how to put touch on the ball when throwing the short throws. Especially the ones to the corner of the end zone. That will come in time.
I have to blame the deep interceptions to the coaching staff. After the first 3rd and long int they should have told him not to throw it deep on 3rd and long because of the deep safety. And again to the coaching, how about a few screen passes against the pressure.
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Biggest complaint for JT, and this is a first impression as I watched last night so I could be wrong, but he was was absolutely LOCKED on the left side of the field. Didn't look right for blitz pickups. Didn't look right for pressure. And didn't look right to pass.
Whether that was coaching, playcalling, inexperience of only knowing/focusing on 1 progression, comfort with a receiver, getting pounded all night by a undermanned O-Line, or just a bad habit...I don't know.
One particular play was late when a VaTech corner was just giving away his blitz at the top and the WR (Michael Thomas) did his job by peeling into a quick release hot route to make himself available, but JT never even looked that way. Blind side sack. Would have/should have been a 7-10 yard pick up if he throws the quick hit pass to his WR at the line.
He looked like a freshman. And one that wasn't put into a position to succeed by a combination of his offensive line and, more expressly, his coaches.
Whether that was coaching, playcalling, inexperience of only knowing/focusing on 1 progression, comfort with a receiver, getting pounded all night by a undermanned O-Line, or just a bad habit...I don't know.
One particular play was late when a VaTech corner was just giving away his blitz at the top and the WR (Michael Thomas) did his job by peeling into a quick release hot route to make himself available, but JT never even looked that way. Blind side sack. Would have/should have been a 7-10 yard pick up if he throws the quick hit pass to his WR at the line.
He looked like a freshman. And one that wasn't put into a position to succeed by a combination of his offensive line and, more expressly, his coaches.
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ethan
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101 yards came on 6 carries. (25,20,13,11,10,22)
That's called coverage runs. Everyone was covered, that's why Urban likes mobile QB's.
Barrett's not a great runner, but he is mobile. He's not shifty like Braxton but he is athletic.
I would consider him a good running quarterback. Maybe not great, but definitely good.
That's called coverage runs. Everyone was covered, that's why Urban likes mobile QB's.
Barrett's not a great runner, but he is mobile. He's not shifty like Braxton but he is athletic.
I would consider him a good running quarterback. Maybe not great, but definitely good.
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Madden King
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JT is a solid ballanced QB. If teams keep stuffing the run and blitzing, we need to go 5 wide and get that ball out of there quick. Because our line sucks
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Crump's brother
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That's more than fair, just think after TP and Braxton, we are spoiled.Barrett was sacked seven times last night for 54 yards.
Take away the sacks, and he rushed 17 times for 124 yards, an average of 7.3 yards per carry. And someone elsewhere claimed he is "not a good running quarterback."
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