(09-26-2019 08:45 PM)BDKJMU Wrote:  

(09-26-2019 06:50 PM)Purple Wrote:  I still don't get the whole drop-back, pocket strategy. Our O-line has not shown an ability to maintain a pocket for more than two seconds, max. I understand you want to show a D different looks to keep them guessing and all. But, the drop-back strategy is just red meat to an opposing defense. We're not fooling anyone. Get Nooch on the move, reading and creating, freezing defenders instead of standing still and waiting for them to crush him.

After the WVU game they have. Of course the caliber of defense took a step down.
I think vs CAA competition can be majority drop back with some some play action rollouts. If the 1st read isn’t open then look to run, & only throw if you see someone wide open.
-Taking sack preferable to risking an INT.
-Throwing it away preferable to a sack

I agree. After WVU, the protection has been better. I just don't see the necessity in the drop back. Why?