Every offensive snap vs Wisconsin

Submitted by ldevon1 on October 4th, 2021 at 7:55 AM
https://youtu.be/hLd7yIcRS-M

 

Watching From Afar

October 4th, 2021 at 11:43 AM ^

Yeah, that's still my concern. Wisconsin having a great run D aside, a significant portion of the offense is built to deliver the RBs into a mess of bodies. Sometimes it works like the Washington game where a crease opens and Corum can rip through it. Other times, they burn downs getting 1 yard with almost no chance of success.

Not every run will be successful, but far too often it seems like they just burrow into the line and hope to get 2-3 yards instead of giving Corum open space or Haskins a 1 on 1 with a LB/S and letting him stiff arm them into the center of the earth.

Yabadabablue

October 4th, 2021 at 8:50 AM ^

not a mechanics expert, but looking at Cade's early throws where he is missing low and behind, it looks like he is stepping towards the sideline instead of into his throws. 

Here2CWoodson

October 4th, 2021 at 9:39 AM ^

After rewatching, my optimistic side says ~half of those "bad" passes are miscommunications between QB/WR.  I don't know who is to blame on them, but it just looked like Cade was throwing to a spot that the WR was not going to.  Hoping that we can get that figured out, and if so I think this becomes a good enough offense to win some big games down the road.

 

Overall, without the stress and anxiety of the original watch, I thought we better than expected.

1989 UM GRAD

October 4th, 2021 at 9:50 AM ^

I watched the "Game in 60" last night on the Big Ten Network.

I'm loving how the season has played out so far...and the lack of turnovers has been a huge positive.

But, is anyone else concerned about some of the passes that seem way off the mark?  Is there anyone with more expertise who can evaluate whether this is a QB issue or a receiver issue?

MGlobules

October 4th, 2021 at 9:54 AM ^

Every one needs to be evaluated on its own merits. Not all are decidable. What I DO like, though, in re-watching, is Cade's demeanor. He seemed wobbly in the beginning, but settled down as the game went on. In a way it's just as important that he stays in control after a miss as that he makes it.  

EDIT: Cade looks even better on a third watch (of the second half). He had three throws, by my count, that were simply off, three or four that were catchable--broken up by good D play or couldabeens. He's more than a game manager; he's a good passer. I don't see J.J. passing him this year. 

lhglrkwg

October 4th, 2021 at 11:44 AM ^

I'll grant that the receivers might've messed up their spot a few times (like Baldwin not stopping in the soft spot in the zone) but some of the slants and things of that nature were just way behind. Hopefully just a function of road game jitters that are settled now

BrightonB

October 4th, 2021 at 1:09 PM ^

I don't think I ever noticed really before how Cade "flicks" the ball verses having a full throwing motion and stepping into it. He also seems to throw off his back foot a lot.  Maybe that is just his style?  Having these successive plays like this really made me see that.  I wonder if that leads to him throwing short or behind guys at times.

I will say .... that throw at 9:25 ..... man .... a thing of beauty.  It was a truly perfect toss by JJ.