It is clear that the reps that Milton is missing in practice due to his injuries has really hurt his timing and accuracy. Almost all of his long throws are overthrown and even some of the easy routes across the middle are off. Another thing I noticed against Temple was his timing being off. Most of that was due to him not seeing the open man quick enough. The throw to Nixon down the sideline that he caught out of bounds was late because he was so open that if he throws it to him a second or two earlier he walks into the end zone. Another time was when Snelson was crossing the middle wide open but he threw it too late and it was broken up by the defense.
If you look at Milton’s completion percentages from each game he has been in the 50% range way too much.
Let’s hope going forward he is healthy enough to practice and get his timing and accuracy back.
If you look at Milton’s completion percentages from each game he has been in the 50% range way too much.
Let’s hope going forward he is healthy enough to practice and get his timing and accuracy back.
