re: 4AM thoughts on the man, the myth, the legend: #2 Lowell Narcisse, Jr.

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Storms were about to start plastering the area like many summer afternoons, which means gusts of winds picked up. While it started to rain and the winds were nuts, he continued to rip passes right on target.

Yes, no pass rush. But they have 2.5 or 3 seconds to get rid of the ball.

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I'm only posting this as someone that gets to games very early and always watches warm-ups...this aspect of our QB's have been SORELY missing since Mett and before then Flynn and then Russell. But mostly, even in warm-ups with no rush our QB's have routinely floated balls, missed receivers, and in general looked like they couldn't hit water if they fell out of a fricking boat. The assumption that it would suddenly get better with live game speed and SEC pass rushers was always a fantasy.

I have no knowledge of Narcisse and I'll take your word for how well he slings it. If true, this is a huge step in the right direction. Because if you can;t hit a receiver in stride in warm-ups, why on earth should anyone expect you to do it in league play?

I'm excited for the kid have a real shot after everything he's been though. Good luck to him.