As usual I will break this up intro two threads & the summaries for each thread will be the same.
First off, the WRs caught the ball well on Saturday. I think I only counted one or two drops, but those were on tough catches to make. I didn't see any blatant drops. I think this is a combination of the passes being on target & the receivers progressing.
Second, as you've probably read elsewhere, Evan Boehm looked like his old self. On nearly every run by Witter you will see Evan creating huge holes up the middle & sealing off his blocks. I think that was one of the keys to why the running game was working so well versus SC.
Finally, Lock is very consistent with his accuracy. I think I counted 4 or 5 throws that weren't in the right place to give the receiver the best chance to catch & run. It's seems so simple but leading a WR on a crossing route or a bubble screen makes the play so much more effective because the run after the catch element. The two touchdown throws couldn't have been thrown any better.
Enjoy.
First off, the WRs caught the ball well on Saturday. I think I only counted one or two drops, but those were on tough catches to make. I didn't see any blatant drops. I think this is a combination of the passes being on target & the receivers progressing.
Second, as you've probably read elsewhere, Evan Boehm looked like his old self. On nearly every run by Witter you will see Evan creating huge holes up the middle & sealing off his blocks. I think that was one of the keys to why the running game was working so well versus SC.
Finally, Lock is very consistent with his accuracy. I think I counted 4 or 5 throws that weren't in the right place to give the receiver the best chance to catch & run. It's seems so simple but leading a WR on a crossing route or a bubble screen makes the play so much more effective because the run after the catch element. The two touchdown throws couldn't have been thrown any better.
Enjoy.
