I'd even be a fan of seeing Nixon come in for some zone read when we get inside the 25. That seems to be where we have lots of stalled drives lately.
I'd even be a fan of seeing Nixon come in for some zone read when we get inside the 25. That seems to be where we have lots of stalled drives lately.
The only time in the GSU game that I felt Nixon should be in was on those 4th and short yard plays.
That's what's odd. Hud obviously had the full intention of both QBs having entire series. He never planned for Nixon coming in for short yardage. At this point, swapping two distinctly different styles in and out on series is just ignorant. It would be one thing if Haack was clearly not getting it done. The only time Haack didn't "get it done" was when the offense sputtered with poor play decisions.
Hud and Jay need to seriously stop looking at the QB position. It's over with. Haack is it. Their opportunities are with some role changes in a couple of other skill players, and some better play calling. What a stupid distraction Hud has made of the QB situation. It's really gotten silly.
I get that. My point is that you guys are acting like we'd have continued to score touchdowns on every possession had we not inserted Nixon. We gained 307 yds on offense, and while much progress was negated by penalties, we had plenty of problems on O that had nothing to do with Nixon being inserted into the game.
We stall not because of Haack. We stall because we go brain dead on play calling. We only need Nixon in at QB for short yardage right now. Red zone still requires a passing attack. We were actually lucky that GASt wasn't coached very well this weekend. They tried running the ball in the red zone like idiots. When you get into the red zone, you are in an even greater area of congestion. Play action is a much better option. Haack did some pretty good play action passing yesterday. Again, poor play calling in the red zone was our (and GASt's) mistake. In neither case was it the QB's fault.
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