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Chase is having a great season so far, no doubt. But if you watch Bryce Young, QB for Alabama, you’ll see it’s him and then everyone else. Chase is good, but Heisman candidates are other worldly.Yosefus wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:21 amI'm going to ask. It's been on my mind. Could Chase be having a Heisman season? Or am i crazy to think it? Pretty impressive how he is leading this offense. I have never ever witnessed a qb as calm and in control in the 2 games to start this season. Have a bad play, hell they ALL get up pat each other on the back and grin like they know some secret.
Thoughts?
That one play he made where he had to scramble and avoid a couple of tacklers then delivered the key pass was great. He really has shown a lot of touch on several of the long sideline passes. We missed that one TD by half a shoe. He hit Wells in the hands- tough drop. Average stats would have been considerably better with those plays.MrCraig wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:05 amChase is having a great season so far, no doubt. But if you watch Bryce Young, QB for Alabama, you’ll see it’s him and then everyone else. Chase is good, but Heisman candidates are other worldly.Yosefus wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:21 amI'm going to ask. It's been on my mind. Could Chase be having a Heisman season? Or am i crazy to think it? Pretty impressive how he is leading this offense. I have never ever witnessed a qb as calm and in control in the 2 games to start this season. Have a bad play, hell they ALL get up pat each other on the back and grin like they know some secret.
Thoughts?
I like to give a QB the benefit of the doubt because we are watching a game mostly from way above the action. If the camera was at field level behind the line and we could see (or not see) what the QB sees (or can't see) some criticism would be tempered. It's easy to critique a guy for missing a receiver but you can't always know what the sight lines were and these guys are human with heart rates and big ass humans trying to level them. The superstar A&M QB missed on a few wide open plays as well. Our coordinator called a fantastic game and we did exactly what we needed to do for the win. My only slight criticism was the couple of deeper throws we did to the right. We had like a 3rd and 6 but tried a difficult 30 yard pass. I'm not questioning anything that the staff did yesterday other than a few shots we took. Again, fantastic play calling and player execution!!BambooRdApp wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:16 amI would take Brice 8 days a week and twice on Sunday.. however,.he was only 15/30 and a little over 160 yards. That does not say Heisman trophy given history of HT. Yesterday, he missed some throws that were overthrows that we see from him time to time. If he would have put the pass in the middle of field on the slant to 9 on the numbers that is a TD. 9 should have caught it anyway as it was right where we were sitting...but if hit in stride..that is a TD. Brice is a tough guy. He took some hits on runs and got up. Actually thought the slide in 1st half should have been penalty on A&M.
Since I was there, I had a pretty good sight line for all of his throws. I love Brice. Best passing QB we have ever had in my opinion. He is human. He missed some throws yesterday. It is what it is.bigdaddyg wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:25 amI like to give a QB the benefit of the doubt because we are watching a game mostly from way above the action. If the camera was at field level behind the line and we could see (or not see) what the QB sees (or can't see) some criticism would be tempered. It's easy to critique a guy for missing a receiver but you can't always know what the sight lines were and these guys are human with heart rates and big ass humans trying to level them. The superstar A&M QB missed on a few wide open plays as well. Our coordinator called a fantastic game and we did exactly what we needed to do for the win. My only slight criticism was the couple of deeper throws we did to the right. We had like a 3rd and 6 but tried a difficult 30 yard pass. I'm not questioning anything that the staff did yesterday other than a few shots we took. Again, fantastic play calling and player execution!!BambooRdApp wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:16 amI would take Brice 8 days a week and twice on Sunday.. however,.he was only 15/30 and a little over 160 yards. That does not say Heisman trophy given history of HT. Yesterday, he missed some throws that were overthrows that we see from him time to time. If he would have put the pass in the middle of field on the slant to 9 on the numbers that is a TD. 9 should have caught it anyway as it was right where we were sitting...but if hit in stride..that is a TD. Brice is a tough guy. He took some hits on runs and got up. Actually thought the slide in 1st half should have been penalty on A&M.
Agree. I've always thought that the 40 time for some positions is a dumb stat- especially for linemen and I'll say QB. Only a few of those guys can take off and go 30-40 yards. He has shown that he can make the right decision when needed and can scamper for the 10 or so needed yards. I'll take that all day.appdaze wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:30 amInstead of Heisman potential, I think a better discussion is NFL potential. Can he prove enough to get drafted? If so, what round? If not, does he get a free agent shot?
6'3" 235, He has the measurements. Not the fastest guy even, but gets the scrambling done when needed.