Biggest Weakness For SEC Playoff Contenders

All teams experience drops.

No! Our passing game would be prolific if not for drops! Drops are the reason we've had no passing game the last 5 years. This is clearly just a Les Miles hater with an agenda. Those stats are probably fake.

This is why I pay absolutely no attention to national A holes! They are too ignorant to even consider their opinion...lol

He did well as a true freshman against Mississippi State last year. Had he been put in earlier the Tigers win that game.

Harris has done exactly what has been asked of him and has shown up when needed. Very uneducated and lazy assessment of our passing game.

I hate these half-assed analysts/journalists nowadays. He could have easily had some lackey make a cut of all of Harris' plays, or hell, all of the teams' QBs he wrote about, and judged for himself. Instead, he looked at stats and said, "oh well, he can't play for shit".

4 drops, 2 throw-a-ways, a batted down pass, and a pass that Dural could have caught if he wasn't jogging on the sideline. That Dural pass and three of those drops (Malachi got knocked out for a second so we can't really blame him) would have put him over 200. So more like 12/16 for 210 and 1 TD, zero turnovers.

IMO, he played great. If the players and Harris can finally start get in sync with each other, you're looking at 200 or more passing yards every week.

Meaningless TD's? We had the ball at the end of the game, down less than a TD. I assure you MSU didn't think it was meaningless.

"Apparently we've all forgotten about the Mississippi State game in 2014."

It wasn't a comeback, it was meaningless TDs in garbage time with absolutely no game pressure.

Can he orchestrate a comeback? Apparently we've all forgotten about the Mississippi State game in 2014.

Or the highlight should be the drops... Either way, putting it on the quarterback in this situation is the epitome of lazy sports reporting.

"yeah, at least 4 drops. lazy reporting"

And 4 drops when you're only throwing 16 times in a game is 25% of your passes. If they're all caught, like they should've been, all the sudden his completion percentage is 75%, which is astounding.

Dumb reporting. The highlight should be that Harris hasn't yet really had to prove himself, although he did put together a nice drive while Fournette was out culminating in a touchdown pass when we really needed it and basically put the game out of reach.

yeah, at least 4 drops. lazy reporting

"But even then, he only completed 50 percent of his passes"

Somebody didn't actually watch the game.