[BellCoBobcats09]

No one has said he doesn't have a ways to go, or said he's Kyle Bolin or Tim Couch. But if they trust him to throw it around now and evaluate mistakes he's making during the game, that goes a long way to helping him get better. Is he ready to open up the offense and throw the ball around? Yes absolutely, he's a smart kid that will learn from mistakes that he WILL make. The coaching staff is being much to timid with him right now. He opened up the game with an int on a forced pass vs Whitley, and wasn't really trusted the rest of the game, he will learn from those mistakes. I think I speak for a lot of people when I say let him open up the offense and throw it around to make those mistakes and learn from them now, get in rhythm with his receivers, instead of waiting until a possible match up vs. Central or hopefully even Belfry and throwing him into the fire, if the run is stopped and it's last resort desperation time, and letting him make those mistakes then.

IMO you will have to be able to run and pass the ball to beat Central. If you don't pass they will load up the box and stuff our run EASY.