Just rewatch the first half of the USC game, that is EG at his best, and I expect to see him maintain that level next season. He was on point, confident, and made great decisions. I think he is more comfortable in the pocket than running it. He will stay in and throw as long as the protection is there. I don't feel he gets "happy feet" until he needs to bolt.

wrong. 

watch the entire OKLAHOMA game.   that is EG at his best. 

touchdownJesus7 wrote: Just rewatch the first half of the USC game, that is EG at his best, and I expect to see him maintain that level next season. He was on point, confident, and made great decisions. I think he is more comfortable in the pocket than running it. He will stay in and throw as long as the protection is there. I don't feel he gets "happy feet" until he needs to bolt.

You know I thought about the Oklahoma game too, and I def won't disagree. I just felt like as far as pocket passes go, he really looked sharp vs USC. Besides his great throw to Brown I felt like his running ability was more impressive vs Oklahoma. But regardless, if he puts it all together he could be a special player next season. There's no argument on the kid's ability or confidence, that's for sho.
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wrong. 

watch the entire OKLAHOMA game.   that is EG at his best. 

touchdownJesus7 wrote: Just rewatch the first half of the USC game, that is EG at his best, and I expect to see him maintain that level next season. He was on point, confident, and made great decisions. I think he is more comfortable in the pocket than running it. He will stay in and throw as long as the protection is there. I don't feel he gets "happy feet" until he needs to bolt.

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Not yet, maybe.  Confidence would be area #1 for improvement in my eyes.

touchdownJesus7 wrote:  There's no argument on the kid's ability or confidence, that's for sho.