My observation is that he is being coached to only read a quarter of the field. He never climbs to read the middle. He slides out of the pocket, looking for his pre-snap determined target whom he locks on at the snap. On one play in the third when we were 3rd &6, I believe, he attempted to throw a go route. However, Wisconsin knew that this was the target and aggressively jammed that receiver and the ball was thrown 15 yards ahead of the line receiver. In the second half, I saw a Wisconsin defense that decided to "identify" the predetermined target and take it away by jamming or quickly bringing the safety over and bringing pressure to the QB's face. I afraid that teams have identified this weakness and will increasingly make passing the ball more difficult for us. The coaches have to get him to, at the least, read half the field. We have to threaten the defense in the middle of the field.
