It's because in the first two games he stared receivers down a lot

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Sep 12, 2017
4:27:02pm

Byu_1988 Walk-on

It's because in the first two games he stared receivers down a lot

Tanner wasn't doing a good job of going through his progression against PSU or LSU. Plus DBs are trained to watch the QB and see where he's looking.

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Byu_1988

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It *seemed like if Tanner looked one way and threw the other direction the wr

rcbyufan

9/12/17 12:31pm

I agree. I felt like when we handed the ball off to one of our

The Dude Abides

9/12/17 12:45pm

they know to do that because of the experienced coaches. lucky sons o' guns

smokymountainrain

9/12/17 12:46pm

Perhaps huddling after the snap? Then you could break the huddle, scatter in different directions and no one would

foofcoug

9/12/17 12:47pm

I deserved this.My comment is quite hilarious. I can tell you my hot take seemed

rcbyufan

9/12/17 12:53pm

Good QBs can look guys open. John Beck was awesome at this.

jkccoug

9/12/17 2:53pm

His senior year

CougarBuddy

9/12/17 3:11pm

According to Ty, he's been coached to get rid of the ball quickly. Hard to

chazen

9/12/17 4:17pm

It's because in the first two games he stared receivers down a lot

Byu_1988

9/12/17 4:27pm

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