100% forced to stay in the pocket. The spread was designed for guys like Book. We say we run the spread but we don't at all, or maybe just occasionally.
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Replies to: "It looks to me that the nervousness stems from doing something he's not comfortable with and that is"
- For ND's offense to be at it's best with Book... - oldirish - 10:49pm 9/13/20
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- Needs a true #1 WR - ndunabomber - 11:27am 9/14/20
- Joe Wilkins was a pleasant, unexpected surprise. Big kid. [NT] - oldirish - 12:45pm 9/14/20
- He's going to need our receivers to get separation from DBs on a consistent basis. I didn't see - DadUdaMan4 - 9:41am 9/14/20
- This has been an ongoing problem for ND receivers. Claypoole covered for that some last year - CC72 - 10:00am 9/14/20
- I agree with this. It's shocking how many times we run the same routes and the inability to get open - oldirish - 12:46pm 9/14/20
- This has been an ongoing problem for ND receivers. Claypoole covered for that some last year - CC72 - 10:00am 9/14/20
- Agree, though he also needs to be a threat to throw it downfield or elite teams will eat him up - BaronVonZemo - 8:11am 9/14/20
- We have zero OL advantage. They've been subpar for a while. Yes, he does need to throw it deep, his - oldirish - 12:48pm 9/14/20
- Right now the OL is the only good part of the passing game and even there maybe some regression - CC72 - 10:04am 9/14/20
- It looks to me that the nervousness stems from doing something he's not comfortable with and that is - oldirish - 12:49pm 9/14/20
- Re: For ND's offense to be at it's best with Book... - Law_Dogg - 11:11pm 9/13/20
- Yep. Not sure why Kelly / Rees are trying to force a square peg in a round hole. [NT] - oldirish - 12:50pm 9/14/20
- Needs a true #1 WR - ndunabomber - 11:27am 9/14/20
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