Rewatched A-Day highlights

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One play JJ threw a crossing white and hit D. Davis (LB) right in the chest. So it seems that this issue wasn't just newly discovered. JJ did look more comfortable although his passes weren't extremely accurate.

Sean White threw a lot of screen passes and rollout designed passes. His main attribute will be accuracy which I can't wait to watch.

Tyler Queen is a freaking gunslinger which excites me.

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Tyler Queen is not available. Sean White is the answer, game manager, get the ball to the play makers in space, etc... run the ball some (please slide) and opens up the running game... Whitesiah...

My untrained eye noticed Queen looked like the better QB. But I have no experience on QBs.

JJ looked totally different in A-Day than he has in any game this year. Watch his feet and mechanics during A-Day then watch them during games this year. It's like he is two totally different people. While I don't know this for sure, I feel like the coaches were seeing one thing in practice and scrimmage and getting something totally different in the game. I believe they kept rolling him out there hoping that he would mentally figure it out and settle down. It obviously hasn't worked out that way.

I like what Queen did in the A-Day game. Kind of reminds me of a more mobile Jared Lorenzen. White's A-Day was good, but it seemed they limited him to short passes. I don't know if that was by design or if that's all they feel White is capable of due to his arm strength?