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Message: [QUOTE="McLovin, post: 4396026, member: 9450"] After the first 5 weeks and first 2 possessions yesterday of doing nothing down field, the staff FINALLY decided to let Zion start looking down field and using his legs. First few deep passes were ugly, but then he got into a rhythm. He looked like a totally different player when he was allowed to scramble too. Confident and got on a roll. Look, I get why we were conservative the past 2 games to just protect our players and prevent any more injuries. And he probably wasn’t ready to let it rip against Syracuse. While there are still growing pains ahead, I finally enjoyed watching our offense yesterday for the first time since Lashlee was here. And love that they found this Jolly kid. We have to have more athletes on the team like him who can have a chance to step up and make our offense more dynamic the final 6 games. Let’s hope this was the confidence boost Zion (and the coaching staff) needed to take off the training wheels and let the kid ball out! [/QUOTE]