Cam Pickett

They throw to two dudes.

It is Cam Pickett.

It is Nick McMillan.

McMillan is the target leader on the season, but he's played a full season.

He scored a touchdown in three straight games, $3,300.

Very reasonable click there.

And then Cam Pickett has been really the victim of bad luck.

He averages more targets per game than McMillan does, but he just hasn't really converted all of them.

96th percentile or higher in both deep attempt rate and average depth of target so he's consistently unleashing the ball down the field that is a good thing right i would rather as you have a young quarterback i'd rather try to reign him in than you know try to be working with somebody who never wants to take those risks um he's also number one in the country and this kind of shows it in big time throws He's had no problem, hey, my guy's in a one-on-one, my guy's in a tight situation.

I'm going to give him a chance, especially knowing you've got some good receivers that can make those catches with Nick McMillan, Cam Pickett, Naze Cox, number one in the country on pro football focus for quarterbacks in big-time throws.

He's also done a really good job of avoiding sacks.

82nd percentile in pressure to sack rate.

And the 145 is among quarterbacks with 15 or more throws there.

So that does tell you that Kodelnicki is continuing to scheme things up on those short throws.

It also tells you that you've got some players like Dylan Edwards and Cam Pickett who can catch a throw behind the line of scrimmage.

and make some action happen, that's going to be beneficial to you.

Isaiah Marshall finished the game 17-29, 212 yards, two touchdowns.

The other deja vu thing that happened was the first offensive play in the third quarter ends up being a pick six for Isaiah Marshall on what was just a simple miscommunication with him and Cam Pickett.

It looked like Cam Pickett was expecting to run a route down the field.

Isaiah Marshall must have seen, hey, they're playing softer coverage, so let's sit and throw a quick hook on some sort of RPO play.

It results in a pick six on the first play of the second half.

Overall, though, it's really four dudes for Baylor who have double-digit pressures, so it'll come from all over, mix of different guys, but Ponder is certainly one to watch of that group.

For KU, offensively for the Jayhawks, Cam Pickett.

So Pickett goes for over 130. in the game against Utah.

And it felt like he was about to bust out and, you know, have this, this big finish to the season.

We missed the team total yards with 384.5.

It was only 319.

Shoot, if not for some of the penalties that... k you dumbly committed that kept them from a couple other big plays they might have been able to get over that number dylan edwards over 19 and a half receiving yards that hit with 28 cam pickett over 47 and a half receiving yards again just mystified only one catch in that one but again if marshall delivers that throw that's probably an over marshall over 39 and a half receiving yards easy hit finished with 117 and then we missed our anytime touchdown sprinkle threw one on jaylen butler and uh I don't know.

Did he play double-digit snaps? I don't think so.

So, you know, maybe that means a little more throws to the running backs or tight ends.

Maybe that means finding Cam Pickett underneath and letting him eat yard after catch a little bit more.

Maybe that means more guys like Tate Nagy getting in there with him trying to come back from injury here.

They need to find a way to get some of that more short passing that can maybe, you know, get the ball out of Isaiah Marshall's hands a little bit quickly and take some of the pressure off the offensive line.

It was just bad.

The other really bad one was the missed throw to Cam Pickett.

That might have been a touchdown.

So those were unfortunate.

He had a couple big runs that were called back due to offensive penalties, so I actually liked what we saw from Isaiah Marshall.

And then penalties, going back to that idea, as much as the offensive line is going to struggle, the lack of discipline and the penalties is hurting the KU offense as much as anything.

So there was the Isaiah Marshall rushing touchdown that gets called back for a hold on Cam Pickett, which I don't know, on the all 22, it almost looked like he pancaked the corner.

So I don't know, but the officials on the side, maybe he saw a tug of the Jersey or something, but yeah, the hold by picket puts KU back to the 15.

And then Rocky Beers hit the 10-point threshold.

Your biggest miss was Cam Pickett.

Not Sam Pickett.

Different Picketts.

Cam Pickett only put up 1.4 points and finished at wide receiver 308.

I

went to high school with a Sam Pickett.