re: JJ not totaly innocent

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I think you're right.

Indecision may or may not be his problem. . .

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I see what you did there.

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It's a metaphor.... but that really happened.

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nice.

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Nope. That one is all on Crowton. Worse play call of the game.

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I've been a big JJ defender, but there is plenty of blame on that sack to go around -- JJ, the O-line, Crowton, and Mile.

Maybe the first pass-play call was Crowton's fault, but after JJ narrowly escaped a sack that time, no one should have allowed a second pass-play to be called. Miles should have overruled Crowton's "good thought" or whatever. JJ needed to get rid of the ball faster (although I'm not sure he even had 3-seconds) and he should have stepped up into the pocket. And the O-line just went limp.

A good QB never would of taken a sack when already in FG range. Everything else is mute.

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But as the OC, it is your job to know that your QB is prone to taking a lot of sacks, and that a run is the best playcall.

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This!

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Yes, Jefferson needs to step up and not take a sack. But as the OC, it is your job to know that your QB is prone to taking a lot of sacks, and that a run is the best playcall.

So I go 90% Crowton, 10% Jefferson.

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Its much more than this. It wasn't just a passing call, it was the fact that it called for three deep routes (over 20 yards) with no drop off route to a TE or a RB. Jefferson would have not had an opportunity to throw the ball for almost three seconds after the snap because the routes were still being run. Crowton basically called a play that did not offer the quarterback a quick throw. Furthermore, Jefferson has a bad ankle so Crowton knows that he won't be able to escape the pocket. And throw in the fact that Ole Miss had been blitzing like crazy leading up to that play.

This one is ALL on Crowton. Our coaches do not put our players in position to succeed.

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a good QB would have been calling the play while running down the field, but IMO, JJ is not quick to make a decision.
I WILL BE THERE SAT. NIGHT, not in support of LM but in support of the seniors and other players, LM has lost my vote.

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Your latest assertion:

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If you read my post I never said it was his fault, simply the young man, cannot step in the pocket, cannot get rid of the ball, cannot make quick decisions. I never said it was his fault.

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You need to read that your self. Read the title. You are implicating JJ in whatever problem might be. You talk all about his inability to do 'good QB' things. You did not say anything that you claim in your latest post. Quit making BS up about your own posts .. esp. in the same thread.

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a good QB would have been calling the play while running down the field

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..."calling the play"...


...exactly what play was Les telling him to call ??

My only problem with JJ is that if it was a Hail Mary, you have to reach the end zone. If the clock runs out on the Tolliver catch....that question would have been asked.

Also, on the second fade on the 2 pt converstion (shitty play call, by the way), he threw it out of bounds anyway.