1 – Timing improving in pass game
It’s still not real football, but one noticeable improvement with the execution of the offense is the timing of the passing game. No matter which quarterback is in the lineup throwing passes, the ball is hitting the ground less than it was early during OTAs.
“Just because you’re spending more time with them we’re gradually getting better,” said AJ McCarron. “There are still some things that are tough, but you’re trying to take step forward each day and make progress. Tuesday was a good day though.”
McCarron’s best pass play came on a touchdown throw to Nick O’Leary in the red zone, when due to pressure he had to throw it early.