Evan Pryor

They had edges that were beating your ass.

Evan Pryor in pass pro that one play that was the first fumble.

Like, Evan Pryor is not good in pass pro.

We know this.

We've seen this.

We've seen it.

That's on you.

Like, I refuse to believe that putting Evan Pryor in pass pro out there is better than putting London Montgomery.

Jaden Ball had 17 carries for 38 yards, okay? Tramell Jones had nine carries for 11 yards.

Eric Singleton had one carry for two yards, and Evan Pryor had one carry for negative three.

And... and they went 28 for 48 rushing yards, and then they went passing-wise for both quarterbacks, went 23 for 32 for 198 yards.

They had three interceptions.

So I go back and I watch that play.

Evan Pryor just flubs on a block.

Yeah.

I guess maybe if you want to be nitpicky, Tramell can't hold on to it.

That's not on Tramell to me.

When I went back and watched it, Evan Pryor and the blocking there was absolutely terrible.

He does not hold up his end in the bargain.

Look, don't get me wrong.

It was 24 to nothing and even 24 to eight.

And you start doing the math and you go, well, they had a scoop and score because Evan Pryor got blown up and and gave up a strip sack that they returned for a touchdown and you rough a punter on fourth and 15 from midfield and that goes from you know getting off the field on defense to another another seven points where you would have gotten away with the the philo doidoi play that still don't know exactly what the the point was or what he was trying to do is one of the worst quarterback plays i've ever seen in gator history in the history of football And you got away with it, and then you make another mistake on special teams and just say, here, Georgia, please take seven points.

We insist.

And in a game that you give away 14 points, The final score, you end up losing by 19.

I know you've heard that probably a billion times up there, but they weren't playing complimentary football because they couldn't establish the run.

So when they can establish the run with Jaden Boggs, And Duke Clark before he got injured and Evan Pryor and London Montgomery in the mix there as well.

Florida's quarterbacks have been successful and restoring the run games impact against Texas was a big reason why Tramell Jones was able to be effective.

There's a reason that the game ball went to Jaden Ball after the game rather than Tramell Jones, you know, from Florida's coaching staff.

we see that this season he's taken direct snaps out of the wildcat as a rusher and hasn't been used a ton um as a receiving option for florida which that was a point of emphasis coming into the year that they were going to look to make him more of a pass catching option within this offense and we just haven't seen it a whole ton so he's had success when the offensive line has won its battles but Otherwise, there have been some things that we're still looking for, and he has been a key for Florida.

When he has gotten going, when he's had more than 60 yards on the ground, Florida has won each of its five games when he's done just that.

The question for him also in this game is who's going to be, I hate to use the term again, the complimentary back for him because Duke Clark is still dealing with an ankle injury, is going to miss this game, and Evan Pryor and London Montgomery, who they brought in the portal, have been solid.

Montgomery has been really good on special teams in the return game, but they haven't been explosive backs or a change of pace back even for boss.

London Montgomery's been dealing with stuff.

Evan Pryor.

So there's also that factor that, you know, the depth of the room has varied over these couple of weeks.

But I go back to, you paid this guy to be the number one running back.

Sorsby's team was built for passing.

We obviously could still run the football with Evan Pryor, but that does not they weren't as good rushing the football as they are now still had the offensive line.

So as we still had all the protection time in the world.

Um, so that was there, but very different styles of offense and both have succeeded very well.