Morris - gut-check time

[UNT Mean Green]

After watching several practices, two scrimmages, and this game I don't believe that it's a function of arm strength. Both 5 and 6 have plenty of that. It's a function of 5 trusting the system and the WR to be in or near the spot that he's throwing to, and cutting the ball loose to that spot (not "aiming" the ball - resulting in under throws). When / if 5 does cut it loose, it has plenty of velocity. 

The difference is, when 6 came into the game, he trusted the system and his WR to be in the spot which he threw to, and cut it loose. The result: plenty of completions and some balls into tight windows. 

Both have the ability to do this, 5 just has to "allow" himself to do this. 

[KingDL1]

Well proof is in the pudding and we will see if Morris is a bust, if so we will move on but holy cow. Was Morris throwing to a place on the field or trying to lead the receiver? Was the receiver supposed to cut back? I don't know the answers I doubt we will ever be told directly, but we will see I am not supper patient but I am willing to give this guy a few games. Its not just Morris that is trying to figure this all out, it the whole team and staff.  

@UNT90 my guess to the rating was Morris's wheels, Fine is way faster. Fine is the future but I don't want him killed while the whole team being rebuilt from the ground up.