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Teach me how to Duggan

tcumaniac

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Was just coming here to post this.

I get so fired up thinking about how good this guy has the ability to become. Football season can't be cancelled.

Watching those highlights brought this gif to mind:
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Froggish

Active Member
Almost every clip is a scramble or RPO. Look forward to the day when most are threading the needle and picking teams apart.
 

Horny4TCU

Active Member
Raegor made a lot of excuses for his own performance.

His pre-combine comments of running the fastest time was comical. He ran what, 4.47, not even near top 10 for this year's combine results.
 
If Duggan can demonstrate sustained improvement in the proficiency and reliability required of

a good passer, coupled with his current skill as a superb runner......we would at long last have a

genuinely competitive package at QB. :cool:
 

tcudoc

Full Member
He wasn’t great last year, but he was oh so close so many times. A bit of experience and things will click for him. If he cleans up a couple dozen of his mistakes from last year, we would have been talking a different story right now.
It may be true that he didn’t do his receivers any favors last year with some of the ball placements, but it was a two way street. There were many he put right where they needed to be that were dropped. Occasionally, an All American WR would go ahead and deflect a perfect pass right into the hands of the defensive back.
Hopefully, the whole unit does better than they did last year.
By the time he’s a junior, he’s going to be really good. Hopefully he stays healthier than our last #15 QB.
 

BrewingFrog

Was I supposed to type something here?
Kid has attitude. Strength. Confidence. Poise. All excessively positive attributes. I believe he has the strong potential to go really far.

Alas, he is but one (albeit large) piece of the puzzle. Many of those runs came after protection simply disintegrated, and he had to flee for his life. Many of those beautiful passes left his fingertips just as an opposing DE crushed him like a bug. The highlights also obviously don't show all the beautiful passes that hit "receivers" directly in the hands and fell harmlessly to the turf.

This team has a lot of improving to do around Max. I think he is a good example for teammates to follow, as his work ethic and success provide inspiration.

It is a pity that we have lost Spring to the stupid Plague. I believe a lot could have been accomplished in those few weeks, but alas...
 

TRF51

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Raegor made a lot of excuses for his own performance.

His pre-combine comments of running the fastest time was comical. He ran what, 4.47, not even near top 10 for this year's combine results.

I know he ran faster than anyone else on the field when it really matters. I have no doubt he is at least a 4.3 forty guy and I am sure he would have proven it at his pro day. Regardless, he still might be a first-round pick and he was invited to participate in the draft coverage meaning a lot of people who actually might know more than you or I would also agree.
 

Horny4TCU

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I know he ran faster than anyone else on the field when it really matters. I have no doubt he is at least a 4.3 forty guy and I am sure he would have proven it at his pro day. Regardless, he still might be a first-round pick and he was invited to participate in the draft coverage meaning a lot of people who actually might know more than you or I would also agree.
Regardless, his comments about Duggan and the team, were really off putting. He dropped a bunch and the coaches must have been seeing something, because he was so under utilized. If it was because of Cumbie, that's a different story, but we can only comment on what we see on the field. As far as his speed, he was fast in games, no denying that. However, when he was tested, his 40 was not a 4.3. I'll believe it when I see it.
 

TRF51

Active Member
Regardless, his comments about Duggan and the team, were really off putting. He dropped a bunch and the coaches must have been seeing something, because he was so under utilized. If it was because of Cumbie, that's a different story, but we can only comment on what we see on the field. As far as his speed, he was fast in games, no denying that. However, when he was tested, his 40 was not a 4.3. I'll believe it when I see it.

I guess I didn't know what he said about the team or Duggan. I thought he was underutilized and I think most people who watched him as a Junior where he carried the team would agree. The coaches were pitiful on the offensive side of the ball, don't know anyone who would disagree. Don't know what he said about them but if it was negative it was true.
 
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