re: Miles finally has is Qb, now take off his handcuffs

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Now take off his handcuffs

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According to BH himself, they did take the handcuffs off but he put them back on.

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No! I think they would like to see a more balanced attack. One that leads to field goals or TDs rather than punts. It you cannot recognize that conservative play calling in the MSU game almost gave the game away, you weren't truly watching the game.

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Correct.

In the 4th quarter we had 3 possessions, all punts. We ran 16 plays - 15 of them were runs.

And in our last 9 possessions of the game, we punted 8 times.

One-dimensional offenses will do that. We were lucky to escape with a W against a team we should've beat handily.

I just believe if our offense is in a rhythm don't take them out. This is a extremely talented offense they have enough talent from the o-line to TE's, Wr's and RB's you get them playing with swagger,confidence and in rhythm they can be almost unstoppable!

People, ya'll need to realize how important last week was in the development of our quarterback. Miles accomplished 2 very important things last week:

1)Got 1 of 2 early games out of his way and walked out of there with a W

2) got his very young QB his first SEC win in a hostile environment.

He didn't destroy Harris's confidence with another SEC road loss like he could have done if he just "took off the cuffs." But he won't do that either today. He is going to ride Fournette until Harris is comfortable and making plays instinctively.

My guess is, a win today, Harris is zinging it all over the field when we fight for victory against the gumps.

*puts purple and gold glasses on*

We've had one game, I'm hoping for a gradual increase. A crawl before you walk, walk before you run type of thing. Harris had a few good throws against Miss. State, and didn't make enough mistakes nor take enough hit to damage his confidence. Hopefully we will see that and a little more for the auburn game. I honestly think Les realizes the offense took the foot off the gas too soon, and won't make that mistake during the auburn game.

I expect to see the same type of offense again. Allowing Harris to make some passes, but not putting him in danger. Only this time we keep the throttle mashed for a little longer. Once we make it pass this game and get into some of the easier games of our schedule, I expect to see Les start taking more chances in the passing game.

With lower quality opponents, Harris will have less pressure on him from the pass rush, and less coverage on our receivers. Meaning there will be less of a chance for him to make mistakes that will damage his confidence. And less chances of a turn over.

Les doesn't like taking risks with his young QB. The higher quality the opponent, the more risk involved in the passing game. The lower quality opponent, the lower risk involved, and the more passes that will be attempted.

Don't hold your breath because you'll turn purple....

Whose blood?

We had Mett two years ago you tool.

Yeah grey tiger, one dimensional teams win so many national championships. You are a terrible poster who thought Jennings was a great qb and that Les Miles never makes a mistake. Easily in the top 5 worst posters on this site