'24 MI QB CJ Carr (Notre Dame Signee)

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I think now that the training wheels are off, CJ has shown he can make plays down the field. CJ was at a huge disadvantage until Denbrock opened up the play calling. Very frustrated to watch the 1st 3 quarters with the vanilla offense. I think we will be ready for A&M. Both our lines need to play better too!
 
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allenm5333 said:
It was 100% a cj error
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100% agree with you about the grounding penalties being CJ's error. Blaming the coordinators for everything is the easy way out, players need to be held accountable.

Overall I was impressed with Carr, some posters seem to forget that he is a freshman on the field & is going to make mistakes. Carr is going to be damn good for ND.
 
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irishandy said:
100% agree with you about the grounding penalties being CJ's error. Blaming the coordinators for everything is the easy way out, players need to be held accountable.

Overall I was impressed with Carr, some posters seem to forget that he is a freshman on the field & is going to make mistakes. Carr is going to be damn good for ND.
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Not giving up on this year by any means, but IF he stays healthy and keeps progressing then he is going to be a complete stud by next year.
 
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What was he supposed to do on those grounding plays. He is probably lucky the second one wasn’t a pick but the first one what was he supposed to do?
 
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FightingIrishLover7 said:
The answer is, take the sack. Avoid possible fumbles and ints
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We've complained about QBs not doing just that. The first one I think all he had to do was get it closer to a WR but still way out of reach and it was otherwise the right play.
 
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I am not sure the grounding was a mistake in those scenarios. First, there is a chance it doesnt get called grounding. Secondly, the penalty allowed the receivers to make it back, catch their breath, and get a play called. I am not sure all that would have taken less than the 10 second runoff.
 
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T-Boone said:
We've complained about QBs not doing just that. The first one I think all he had to do was get it closer to a WR but still way out of reach and it was otherwise the right play.
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Yes. Make sure it is past the line of scrimmage.
 
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My only concern is that I don't want to see him run that much. He's not RL and I worry about wear and tear and worse, a season-ending injury (one time, he led with head down into tackler - Not a good idea). I like that he is tough and can run those keepers when needed but not so sure how effective he's gonna be on a QB sneak up the middle for short yards vs. rolling out of the pocket w/ option to keep it (again, he's not as big and overpowering as RL). And hey, the kid can sling the ball so that's what I want to see. We really don't want to see CJ as the top game rusher with ND's stable of top RBs.
 
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NDWarrior said:
My only concern is that I don't want to see him run that much. He's not RL and I worry about wear and tear and worse, a season-ending injury (one time, he led with head down into tackler - Not a good idea). I like that he is tough and can run those keepers when needed but not so sure how effective he's gonna be on a QB sneak up the middle for short yards vs. rolling out of the pocket w/ option to keep it (again, he's not as big and overpowering as RL). And hey, the kid can sling the ball so that's what I want to see. We really don't want to see CJ as the top game rusher with ND's stable of top RBs.
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Agreed. The occasional QB draw out of the blue is one thing, but to do it so much the defense is starting to expect will probably end his season.
 
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We are going to need to learn how to get under center with split back or I formation. I hate shotgun for short yardage. Wish Kedron Youbg was here for short yardage. Even Gbran Payne is solid between the tackles. Is it crazy to run a wildcat with Love and Price for a change of pace?
 
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Blazers46 said:
It might’ve been asked and/or answered, but I’m curious what his stats look like on non-screen plays
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Same vein: I want to see the advanced stats for all passing plays. Air yards/average depth of target? They had to have been abysmal.
 
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For QBs that threw at least 5 passes behind the LOS, Carr ranked 25th in terms of what % of his attempts were that. It’s not what you want long term but I think folks are a little over blowing it given it was the first start in the rain on the road. 28% of attempts is less than Nussmeier against Clemson. It’s less than Marcel Reed, less than Sam Leavitt, DJ Lagway, and Jayden Maiva
 
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Dale said:
For QBs that threw at least 5 passes behind the LOS, Carr ranked 25th in terms of what % of his attempts were that. It’s not what you want long term but I think folks are a little over blowing it given it was the first start in the rain on the road. 28% of attempts is less than Nussmeier against Clemson. It’s less than Marcel Reed, less than Sam Leavitt, DJ Lagway, and Jayden Maiva
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How many of those passes were dropped?
 
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