you can't develop a passing game unless you develop it

means slinging the ball during a game. that means making some mistakes against inferior opponents and maybe playing a closer game. you've got to practice in real games.

miles didn't do it, and we aren't doing it this year.

the problem - if we do it, throw some picks, keep a Syracuse game close, the O-negatives will be howling and screaming!

still, If we want to learn how to pass when we have to, develop some chemistry, you have to do it.