re: ESPN+ : CFB QB Confidential - Opposing coaches break down 42 QBs across country

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You are confusing the uga D with the uga O.

The uga O wasn’t loaded with badass players all over the place like the D was.

Having freshman all over the place catching balls is NOT conducive to success in the pass game.

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The same can be said for our offensive line (playing our 2nd string C and 2nd string RG all season and then swapping the NCG for our 2nd string freshman LT to go with our 2nd string C and 3rd string RG). Not conducive for a national championship run.

[quote]Alabama's O-line was a sieve.[/quote

Unfortunately true. Going from 7 sacks in the Iron Bowl to zero sacks against UGA inthe SEC championship a week later still blows my mind.

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Agree to disagree. The system calls plays that he is good at. Lots of quick throws to great athletes combined with deep vertical windows. He isn't being asked to hit a bunch of tight horizontal windows (yet).


This seems like a lot of words to say the same thing.

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No. Game managers aren't leading the conference in yards per pass attempt.

UGA was 2nd in conference for passing TDs and 3rd in conference for passing yards in the first half of games in 2021. So unless 85% of the conference QBs are game managers (or less than that even), it isn't saying the same thing.

UGA was smart with clock management.
We understand that other teams try to run as many plays as possible. And when their players get hurt, the fact that their offenses ran 160+ more plays than UGA kind of makes it not a surprise. The only thing that could stop UGA last season was health.
Get up early and get the game over with.

I cannot believe Adrian Martinez is still playing college football


Edit: There’s a chance I never noticed the transition from Taylor Martinez to Adrian Martinez