Three-step throws do not make highlight reels. They do keep an offense on schedule.
The quick game is the offensive version of a jab. It sets up everything else.
Quick throws punish defenses that bring pressure, and they give a young offensive line a breather.
Watch the quarterback's feet. A clean three-step drop with the ball out on time is the whole idea.
A loud stadium, a short week, and a secondary that has to communicate before the snap.
Halftime adjustments mattered more than the scoreboard showed. Here is where the game really turned.
Wins in October are not judged by how they look in a highlight package.
Analysis from Georgia
