As is the tradition here we’ll take a look, a quick look today, at three things we each think jumped out at us on the positive and the negative aspects of our play on Saturday. I’ll start and you guys can chip in.
Because we won we’ll start with the happier part of the conversation.
POSITIVES:
Nate Peterman’s play at QB with the leash off. I say with the leash off not because he was allowed to attempt more passes by our offensive coordinator Matt Canada but because of the type of passing game playcalling that was instituted from the start of the game.
So maybe I should include Canada in this one also. But here is what Peterman’s box score looked like. 
As you can see he was very effective with his passing with a very good 74% completion rate and a final QB rating for the game of 204.8.
But it was how Canada started of the game with being inclusive of our almost-forgotten passing attack that was impressive, and it produced a quick seven six points.
Wow! 2/3 for 52 yards to get us to the Marshall 5 yard line and a TD scored on the next play.
That is how we needed to get the passing game established as an equal partner in the offense and to dispel the then-current thinking that Nate Peterman’s best QB play was behind him.
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