How he can be so bad, and so good....is amazing. If he had played half as well before--we would have beaten UCLA and Illinois.

Jekyll and Hyde.

Actually, he reminds me a little of Dave Kreig, former Seahawk.

Best 'worst' qb in football. 😉😂😳

Perhaps the offensive plan and calls finally played to his strengths?

Yes, I have. OBs in general look much better without the pass rush eating them up.

We chipped, kept backs in to pick up LB blitz and did max protect with the RB and TE in, he didn't have dudes in his face. He had time for his WR to run deeper routes and being the dudes they are they won on those deeper routes, and he made the throws.

Johnson did well with his game plane and scheme.

Finally had a mature performance from his OC, game plan made sense, they limited the dumb plays, and in general the line played much better, also helps that I don't think NW had a very good game defensively, but the Ducks contributed to that.

3 minutes ago, dazednconfused said:

Yes, I have. OBs in general look much better without the pass rush eating them up.

We chipped, kept backs in to pick up LB blitz and did max protect with the RB and TE in, he didn't have dudes in his face. He had time for his WR to run deeper routes and being the dudes they are they won on those deeper routes, and he made the throws.

Johnson did well with his game plane and scheme.

I agree. He was able to get comfortable and get into a bit of a rhythm, something Mehringer and the OL would let him do against UCLA or Illinois.

I’m very thankful Raiola did not turn the ball over today. Much better and a great win.

However, Raiola’s footwork and unwillingness to drive the football will continue to cost the team. The same types of throws that sealed the game to JJ will also hurt us against Ohio State.

Edited 3 minutes ago3 min by mikethehiker