Knowing When to Run

Momma looks happy.

Hollywood had the play of the game but it was called back on a completely bogus penalty.  He had his first TAINT, intercepting the ball at the 38 yard line and running it back for the score.  The refs called pass interference on the Soph, even though it was absolutely clear that #1, the Jag initiated contact #2, Cameron didn't even put his hands on the receiver and #3, the "interference" had nothing to do with the play - the ball was severely underthrown and the receiver never had a shot at the ball.  Just ridiculous.  Anyway, Nick ran for score on 4th down and, overall, started to figure out when to run it and when to throw it.  I'm getting giddy at how good this team is going to be.

Before the team realized the Jags were sending 6 on just about every play, Hollywood didn't have much time to pass.

When they saw it, though, they made the adjustments and we had plenty of time to throw.

Who does he remind you of?

Yup.

I still like how he points to his receiver with his right hand.

Probably Nick's worst decision of the night was to throw this downfield.  He has to learn to throw the ball away when he's out of the pocket.  Now that that has been said... HOLY SHIT WAS THAT AN AWESOME PASS!  Muscles dropped it in the end zone, but the ball traveled about 37 yards in the air, on a rainbow, and dropped right into Muscles' hands.  He Just missed it.

He's Schroed-ing the defense.

Good step into the throw even though he knows he's gonna get lit up.

Never gets old.