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Then before Saturday's game, Pryor spoke with former Ohio State quarterback and 2006 Heisman Trophy winner, Troy Smith.
"I talked to Troy this morning and had a good quarterback-to-quarterback talk," Pryor said. "It helped me."
thats the guy ive been wanting to hear about talking to pryor. if anyone has been in the same situation who is in the right position to give pryor advice, its troy smith. hopefully their communication continues.
NateG;1576359; said:They said "Well if he beats PSU/Iowa/scUM then I'll think he's doing better. Give me a F-in break.
if thats their response then your wasting your time. its been rather eye opening to me that the majority of football fans don't actually know anything about the game.
wins and losses isn't a very effective way to evaluate a football player. if they were that would likely make barry sanders the single worst football player in the history of the nfl. when the coaches sit down to grade out pryor's performance the final score isn't going to help his grade any. his pass rating, number of tds, or # of appearances on sports center highlight reels aren't going to get him anything either. completion # isn't even a good measure. imo pryors best pass of the day was an incompletion. so do i count that play as a negative because posey couldn't hang onto the ball/the cb make a heck of a play? or do i try to reinforce that he did every single thing right on that throw?
did he read the d properly?
did he make the right adjustments?
blitz recognition
mechanics?
feet
hips
shoulders
delivery
ball placement
did he go to his check downs properly?
did he go through his progressions?
did he look off his receivers?
was he a leader?
i said it before and ill say it again. 09 minny is the best game of pryor's career thus far and im very excited to see how he continues to progress.
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