"...said Mathews, who caught a short slant in stride before accelerating past the defense for his 60-yard TD pass."

I get that it's just one play. In practice (yes, I know that sounded like Allen Iverson). But my #1 concern with Hill, besides him staying healthy, is his being able to thread the needle to receivers who are on the move, in traffic. These were routes with which he absolutely struggled at times (though mostly early) last year. We'll get seams to throw into if our running game is what it was last season (most think it should be noticeably better). If Hill can channel his inner John Beck and hit the tough throws, BYU becomes very tough to stop.

Throw in the fact that we're looking to have athletic playmakers catching those passes, and it gets better still. If Hill is dialed in on these types of throws, I expect we'll be reading a lot about receivers accelerating past defenses for TDs.