Does Doman Create Negative Pressure? part II

The guy has done a fantastic job with Nelson as QB. Or, Nelson has done a great job in spite of Doman. Or, the competition is WAY worse since Nelson has been the starter. I think it's probably a combo of the three options. BUT, Nelson has looked better and more comfortable every week. Doman's play calling has been better every week since USU (SJSU was pretty sad). And this is starting to look like a completely different team. I was impressed with Nelson's ability to take what ISU was giving him and making the most of it, with his arm and his leg. Here's hoping Doman and Bronco can get a great game plan ready for Friday.



Anyway, thought it would be interesting to see how everyone is looking at the OC these days.

declocoug wrote:
The guy has done a fantastic job with Nelson as QB. Or, Nelson has done a great job in spite of Doman. Or, the competition is WAY worse since Nelson has been the starter. I think it's probably a combo of the three options. BUT, Nelson has looked better and more comfortable every week. Doman's play calling has been better every week since USU (SJSU was pretty sad). And this is starting to look like a completely different team. I was impressed with Nelson's ability to take what ISU was giving him and making the most of it, with his arm and his leg. Here's hoping Doman and Bronco can get a great game plan ready for Friday.



Anyway, thought it would be interesting to see how everyone is looking at the OC these days.

Oooooor, Nelson is executing the called plays at a higher level and making both of them look better. Heaps doesn't check off of his primary reciever EVER. Even yesterday, he was dropping back, looking for his primary reciever and firing the pass. Cost him yet another interception. If you watch Riley's eyes, he moves through his progressions and throws to the guy that is open. I still think that Doman's play calling can definately improve but the bottom line is Nelson is executing the offense the way it is supposed to be executed.