Oct 14, 2026 · 40 min · 12 segments
SEC Network lead analyst Aaron Murray, the Southeastern Conference’s all-time leading passer, previews the biggest Week 7 games across college football. He discusses: \- Will Tennessee be able to…
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Uh, the plays he makes both from inside the pocket, outside the pocket, but the, the timing, uh, the anticipation at times and, and just his footwork in the pocket get a little sloppy, and that's something we saw last week versus Georgia.
Things started to break down for him when it comes to just the basic fundamentals, and heck, the week before it started to show itself as well.
These are all things that i- it's hard to correct during the season, but you can get better at, and I'm hoping they're working on drills to work on, like I said, just basic sliding in the pocket, keeping your left shoulder foot, you know, facing down, down the field.
Too many times he's turning his chest, and he just really can't do anything from there.
Timing with certain routes a little bit off, but he's still a freshman, only played six games.
He's going to get better the more tape he watches, and he's gonna get significantly better after facing a defense like Georgia because it really shows, you know, really where your flaws are.
Because Georgia, just like as we, we know, they, they are elite on that side of the football.
Got knocked out last week on that slant route, uh, against Georgia, uh, got concussed.
Besides really the first game of the season, he's been kind of back to the old Ryan Wi- Ryan Coleman Williams, electric, uh, play-making ability and, and he will be missed greatly on the outside.
Uh, the plays he makes both from inside the pocket, outside the pocket, but the, the timing, uh, the anticipation at times and, and just his footwork in the pocket get a little sloppy, and that's something we saw last week versus Georgia.
Things started to break down for him when it comes to just the basic fundamentals, and heck, the week before it started to show itself as well.
These are all things that i- it's hard to correct during the season, but you can get better at, and I'm hoping they're working on drills to work on, like I said, just basic sliding in the pocket, keeping your left shoulder foot, you know, facing down, down the field.
Too many times he's turning his chest, and he just really can't do anything from there.
Timing with certain routes a little bit off, but he's still a freshman, only played six games.
He's going to get better the more tape he watches, and he's gonna get significantly better after facing a defense like Georgia because it really shows, you know, really where your flaws are.
Because Georgia, just like as we, we know, they, they are elite on that side of the football.
Got knocked out last week on that slant route, uh, against Georgia, uh, got concussed.
Besides really the first game of the season, he's been kind of back to the old Ryan Wi- Ryan Coleman Williams, electric, uh, play-making ability and, and he will be missed greatly on the outside.
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