re: Jayden Daniels more aggressive, not being afraid to let it fly

Yeah have to actually see it for sure

I’ll believe it when I see it!

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Has a very quick release, once he decides to throw it

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Watch the practice. Daniels passes seem to take a couple more seconds to reach the receiver than Nuss or Collins.

Jayden Daniels is going to shut half this board up in the fall. He was a fantastic quarterback last season and I expect him to be better this year. He’s not Burrow so he’s going to throw an interception every once in a while but I still believe he is a top five quarterback in the country.

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Heisman

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Would be funny as hell if we snagged another transfer who became a Heisman winner.

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What pro style formation were we ever in last year?

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You won't get an answer.

I'm wondering how much more we would have seen out of Daniels letting it loose downfield if Boutte and his 4.67 40 hadn't been the primary receiver on those plays.

Daniels ate the ball or took off running a whole lot when he saw Boutte was covered.

Would Nabers as the primary receiver make a difference in this regard? Would Thomas?

We'll find out, obviously, but it's a theory that would explain some of his skittishness. At Arizona State he was less indecisive, especially when he had guys like Brandon Aiyuk lighting it up. And when Nabers took over as his primary receiver it seemed like he was more aggressive.

I’d like to believe. If so we’re going to roll. I do remember hearing about how good JJ and some of our qbs were in the spring and it never translated to games, so I’ll patiently wait and see.

I've heard this story before, we will see during the season