Ray Ray Joseph

Emory Williams, I feel like that's the perfect game if you're gonna transition to another quarterback to get him into it, get him in the flow.

Obviously him to Ray-Ray Joseph is a thing, that, that Miami connection.

I mean, they were hitting it early and often and late, and I love to see that 'cause I was really kind of wondering when we're gonna see some explosiveness out of, out of Ray-Ray Joseph.

So if we can get him along with, uh, you know, Melvin obviously involved, um, going forward.

I will say, I...

I couldn't, I couldn't tell, like, who was gonna go and, and who was gonna blitz and whatnot the entire time.

So it usually, like, you can get a good sense of what's gonna happen, but I, I think that they did a really good job with that.

All in all, I liked what I saw from Ray-Ray Joseph.

Now, this guy is on bye, but he is a stash and hold.

Nathaniel Ray Ray Joseph, ECU.

Now, I want to highlight Ray Ray due to the change of quarterback.

The Pirates made the switch to Emery Williams in week four.

Spreading the ball out a ton.

Ray Ray Joseph also looked very impressive, especially in the first half.

10 for 141 today for Ray Ray, including a 41-yarder.

Really good to see the Miami Connection heat up for the Pirates today.

And then, yeah, second half, you know, North Carolina Central, you knew they'd make some adjustments, and they certainly did.

And kudos to them for putting a little bit more pressure on the Pirate offense, forcing Emory Williams into some tougher decisions and You know, it got them out of sync.

Ray Ray Joseph, Dickerson dropped a pass over the middle.

That would have been a first down.

And I agree.

Your take with what you just said, I think definitely applies to Ray Ray Joseph.

I think Robbie Washington, I think that goes back a little bit to the mentality side of things.

And you got to handle yourself like a pro when you show up.

He missed two easy touchdown passes, in my opinion, one to Tyler Johnson, that he was wide open.

If he threw it in the back corner of the end zone and he just put too much air under it and hit him at the front of the end zone and the Old Dominion defender was able to get in there last second, put his arm in, And then he had another ball to Ray-Ray Joseph in the flat that he was wide open on.

He just threw it into the ground.

He actually, you know, Steven Iger did a film review, and I had forgotten about this one, but there was another ball to Ray-Ray Joseph after he had missed Tyler Johnson for that touchdown pass where he was wide open, kind of going to that flat again, and he would have had to race to the corner, you know, pile on.

There was a couple ODU defenders somewhat close, but Ray-Ray's, you know, pretty shifty.

I don't know if that would have been a touchdown, but it was on a third down.

Kyrie Paul run and a 43-yard field goal at the half as time expired.

In the third quarter, Joseph returned a

ULM punt, 78 yards for touchdowns, but ULM answered with a Derek Jameson 32-yard touchdown run to make it 31-20.

But early in the fourth quarter, Richard McKinley from southeastern Louisiana picked off Austin Carlisle and returned it 11 yards for a touchdown and making it 38-20.

They did rotate

quarterbacks between Mitch Griffiths and Emory Williams.

It was pretty clear when Emory Williams was in there, he wanted to throw to Ray Ray Joseph.

But, yeah, I think the offensive line is Again, East Carolina is bad as is ODU, and it just kind of shuts the whole offense down.

Well, who are you talking about as was a big name?

Ray, Ray Joseph, Emory Williams.

It's just big Twitter follower type highlight reel high school.

Gotcha.

It does seem like they're going to have him back Saturday, but I feel like we said that before App State, and then he didn't play.

You also haven't had anything from Ray Ray Joseph, and I think that's the combination of the production has been so minimal I mean, literally zero from Brock and from sides, and then not much from Joseph.

And I say it unironically, Jeremiah Melvin's been the only guy who's really impressed me at all from a pass-catching standpoint.

They've had nothing from the tight ends.