What defenses are missing against us.

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Every team has been stopping JD and the pitch and then the long pass. This leaves Josh Nesbitt to do everything on his own two feet. And unlike experienced QB's in PJ's offense, he has been hesitant to keep the ball often.

Today, maybe he's healthier, maybe he's more experienced, but he definitely keeps the ball more. PJ's QB's almost always led the team in carries and Josh is now approaching the same.

Defenses are soon to realize two big errors. One is that Josh is playing and running with confidence.

But the big one. Turnovers are down, down, down. Why? Because Josh keeps the ball in his own hands.

It will be very interesting to see what VPI does this weekend. It's looking more and more that PJ's offense, once purring, just isn't stopped by the defense. It's only been stopped by PJ's offense.

Will VPI make Josh do something other than keep the ball? This is the biggest factor in this game (unless of course our defense just can't make it at all.)
 
I predict that JD will have a huge game tomorrow. CPJ figures out how to get him the ball in ways that Bud Foster's brain can't even contemplate.

I think in the mental chess match, VT thinks that we are conceding their all-out Dwyer blitzkrieg and have moved on to something else. I have a feeling we might have a little something planned here.
 
00Burdell said:
I predict that JD will have a huge game tomorrow. CPJ figures out how to get him the ball in ways that Bud Foster's brain can't even contemplate.

I think in the mental chess match, VT thinks that we are conceding their all-out Dwyer blitzkrieg and have moved on to something else. I have a feeling we might have a little something planned here.
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That's awesome because once they sell out to stop "something else", Dwyer is gonna get the ball and gash 'em for a long TD.:D
 
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