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Enos on Martell progress, splitting reps, and adding intricacies pre-snap

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Hemsleysalmons said:
Not their. Should be they’re.
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Number1CanesFan said:
Who are you? Some name calling POS that ****es on what anyone else has to say. Keep it moving!!!! I'm not going to waste my time searching thru the Miami Herald and Sun Sentinel to find the QUOTE I read days ago just for you. I know what I read. Take your soft *** hurt feelings elsewhere.

I don't care who wins the QB battle. Further, it has been a handful of practices. The job will be won in Fall camp.
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You should go find it, I'm curious too. Not because I care but if you're gonna talk the talk you should be able to walk that walk. Ijsing
 
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People seem a bit hung up on the clap but a lot of offenses do it and looking at some Alabama highlights I noticed Tua and Hurts clapped.

I wonder if Enos is going to have his qbs under center at times because this is where cadence would be effective. In a loud stadium in shot gun formation it may be hard for your oline to hear you belt out a snap count.

Glad to hear he is giving his guys a lot of autonomy and responsibility in the huddle calling plays vs just deciphering hand signals from the sidelines. Doubt these guys are used to that even from high school.
 
Number1CanesFan said:
Did you even read the article? Enos said Martell was inaccurate because of hesitation. There is no mention of Perry here. From all the newspaper articles I read, Martell is 3rd string based on performance. That's the observation from reporters at the practices.
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He may be 3rd string at times based on performance but from what I read they all rotate with one's and then based on performance they may get less work with one's; but Enos stated that this resets and they get fresh opportunities. I doubt that the depth chart is anywhere settled or settling until live scrimmages begin.
 
Home Slice said:
The more I read the quotes from the coaches and watch videos, listen on the radio, etc, the more I become ****ed at Coach Mork. Nearly every interview contains at least subtleties letting us know how bad the offensive coaching was last year. For the Richt lovers, I'm not saying this as a Richt hater, but obvious is obvious. Players have *nicely* gotten the message out as well as the coaches. I am not smart enough to know if our record will be better right away although I think it will be. What I do know is Diaz, Enos and company "get it". Truly believe our players are finally getting the right information disseminated in the best possible way.
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Luckily Richt stepped down before another year of the mediocrity settled in. It would’ve taken Enos 2 years to undo all the damage that lil Jon did with the QB position.
 
Antcane said:
You should go find it, I'm curious too. Not because I care but if you're gonna talk the talk you should be able to walk that walk. Ijsing
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I too am interested in reading said article. I combed the Herald site and couldn’t find it. I also read State of the U and didn’t find it on there either. I think all three QB’s are still rotating and learning every day. As Enos said each will get a detailed workout in which to improve from, may the best and most determined one who gets it win.
 
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It’s been a long time since we had a competent OC and QBC. Did lil Jon get a new coaching gig yet?
 
k9cane said:
At one time the VCR was state of the art, Richt remained that in the era of Netflix

I was actually stunned by how fast and how much the game had passed him by
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I don't think the game passed him by. I think he was a stubborn old mule that believes he can win his way. He's the college Jeff fisher.
 
CaneDog66 said:
Luckily Richt stepped down before another year of the mediocrity settled in. It would’ve taken Enos 2 years to undo all the damage that lil Jon did with the QB position.
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in fairness to the Richt's, is Martell any further developed being 2 years in Urban's tutelage? It doesn't seem like it from what I am reading. I think all these qbs are learning techniques and nuances of the position they never have seen before and this includes before they even got to college. So it's not really fair to point the finger at any one thing/person as to why they are struggling with Enos. Cold be just Enos system is demanding, puts a lot of honus on the qb position to call the right plays, etc.
 
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Salt said:
in fairness to the Richt's, is Martell any further developed being 2 years in Urban's tutelage? It doesn't seem like it from what I am reading. I think all these qbs are learning techniques and nuances of the position they never have seen before and this includes before they even got to college. So it's not really fair to point the finger at any one thing/person as to why they are struggling with Enos. Cold be just Enos system is demanding, puts a lot of honus on the qb position to call the right plays, etc.
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Ultimately it is not the new stuff but the learning curve .... how fast you can learn and assimilate new stuff and execute. This is where having good QB coaching in the early years matter.... Tate might have an edge on that.... we will see come fall.
 
wdk3618 said:
Bingo. Everything Manny has done up to this point makes me think he will wait until first possession against UF to tip his QB1 hand. Dude will do anything it seems to gain a competitive advantage. Which he should.
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Lmao Richt did the same thing and yall Roasted buddy
 
Salt said:
He may be 3rd string at times based on performance but from what I read they all rotate with one's and then based on performance they may get less work with one's; but Enos stated that this resets and they get fresh opportunities. I doubt that the depth chart is anywhere settled or settling until live scrimmages begin.
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Yes. I said that in other posts in this thread. Not you, but some had overreacted to my comment as I was just referencing that his performance has been behind Jarren and N'Kosi per reporters. That's only after a few practices and the competition will continue all the way thru Fall camp.
 
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I don’t know how this guy reads Tate is QB3. Manny was quoted as saying Tate can make all the throws, brings added element of his feet and is the best leader. What more do you need to read to realize that the other guys have to get better as leaders before manny will Hand them the reigns. Clearly there is no depth chart at this point and anything is just speculation. If I had to guess it’s stilll Tate’s job to lose.
 
matty1 said:
All the articles about 4 practices. Really, did you hurt your eyes with all the reading?
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Obviously the QBs have gotten a lot of attention and there's been a lot of reporting in just a few practices. Stop trippin' over comments of these first few practices. There's a long way to go and everyone is curious of how the QBs are doing in the new system under Enos.
 
I'm glad we have competent coaching. Remember, Evan Shirreffs actually looked good when it was just throwing non contested passes. It's a lot different when the lights get turned on. Also, each QB still has things to work on, even Jarren. His passes have looked great but honestly his feet have looked a little slow. Not 5.9 40 Kaaya slow though thankfully. All three still have a ways to go. We'll see how they do when Nesta and Garvin are in their faces.
 
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