Realistic Expectations
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:26 pmIt is clear to everyone that Padron is a great talent, and has the mental skills we've been lacking at QB. He had a great performance at Tulsa and improved as the game went on. BUT:
He's still a true freshman. Let's keep our expectations realistic. He's going to screw up at some point. He's going to throw INTs. And that is OK. All we need to see is improvement.
That said, if Padron plays the rest of the season like he did in Tulsa, we finally have a whole football team.
We have a D that has been producing. We have an Oline that has been as well. We have WRs that have the basic abilities. We have a RB that can make big plays.
Now we seem to have a QB to manage the game, and we can bring BLM as a decent back-up if needed to nurse the game.
Next year is going to be amazing!
He's still a true freshman. Let's keep our expectations realistic. He's going to screw up at some point. He's going to throw INTs. And that is OK. All we need to see is improvement.
That said, if Padron plays the rest of the season like he did in Tulsa, we finally have a whole football team.
We have a D that has been producing. We have an Oline that has been as well. We have WRs that have the basic abilities. We have a RB that can make big plays.
Now we seem to have a QB to manage the game, and we can bring BLM as a decent back-up if needed to nurse the game.
Next year is going to be amazing!