That is exactly where I am too. His passes need to be on target (not high, low, or behind), without staring down his receivers. His screen passes were just fine, and I think those have the potential to go the distance with the way our running backs almost always make the first guy miss. I don't want to see any forced passes or plays from him...Cowboy Junky wrote:To me the question is, "Can Captain Kirk become a game manager." I don't need him to be Brett Smith. I need him to stop turning the ball over. I need him to make the open passes. I need him to throw the ball away to avoid sacks. I don't need him to try and force a ball into coverage.
If he can learn to do that we have a chance to be very competitive.
If he continues to turn the ball over, I see a change to Tommy or the youth movement. That's one thing we simply can't have is turnovers on offense.
I have a feeling Tommy wouldn't be a terrible option, though he might have a tendency to try to do too much at this point.